wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 1

Answer  C Explanation:
Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq  Ôiƒcmx evsjvÕ Kve¨MÖ‡š’i iPwqZv Rxebvb›` `vm| A¯‥i
Kjv I gvbweK Abyl` Rqx evOvwj Pjw”PÎKvi mZ¨wRr ivq Kve¨MÖš’wUi cÖ”Q`
ÔCÕ BDwbU Set-O Gu‡KwQ‡jb|
mZ¨wRr ivq (1921-1992)
fwZ© cixÿv 2023-2024
GKvav‡i KíKvwnbx †jLK, cÖKvkK
mgq: (5+55) wgwbU, †gvU b¤^i: 80 Ges Pjw”PÎKvi| wZwb Dcgnv‡`‡ki
* cÖwZwU fzj Dˇii Rb¨ 0.20 b¤^i KvUv hv‡e| cÖ_g A¯‥vi weRqx| Ô‡djy`vÕ PwiÎwU
* DËic‡Îi wb‡`©wkZ ¯’v‡b wb‡Pi evK¨ `yBwU wjL| cwiPq
Zvi Agi m„wó| wZwb weL¨vZ mvwnwZ¨K
K. Avgvi Avcbvi †P‡q Avcb †h Rb LyuwR Zv‡i Avwg Avcbvq| myKzgvi iv‡qi GKgvÎv mšÍvb| Zvi
L. If you don't like someone's story, write your own. •cwÎK wbevm wK‡kviMÄ †Rjvq|
c‡_i cvuPvjx: 1992 mv‡j GKv‡Wwg
e½eÜz Zzjbvg~jK mvwnZ¨ I ms¯‹…wZ Bbw÷UwUDU A¨vIqvW© jvf K‡i|
AcivwRZ
1. ga¨hy‡Mi †Kvb m¤ªvU mvwn‡Z¨i Av`‡j AvZ¥Rxebx †j‡Lb? Pjw”PÎ Akwb ms‡KZ
A. Rywjqvm wmRvi B. m¤ªvU eveyi Acyi msmvi
C. m¤ªvU AvKei D. †b‡cvwjqvb nxiK ivRvi †`‡k
Answer  C Explanation:
‡Mvwc MvBb evMv evBb

 Rwni DwÏb gyn¤§` evei - gyNj m¤ªv‡R¨i cÖwZôvZv| 4. evsjv‡`‡k iscyi A‡j †Kvb Dcfvlvi e¨envi †`Lv hvq?
A. c~we© B. Kvgiƒwc
Rb¥¯’vb dviMvbv, DR‡ewK¯Ívb C. ivwp D. e‡iw›`ª
kvmbKvj 1526-1530 wLªóvã
ZzhyK-B-evei ev eveibvgv-(ZzwK© fvlvq Answer  B Explanation:
AvZ¥Rxebx
iwPZ)  wewfbœ A‡ji e¨eüZ Dcfvlv-
mgvwa AvdMvwb¯Ív‡bi Kvey‡j
 fviZxq Dcgnv‡`‡k hy‡× cÖ_g Dcfvlv AÂj
Kvgv‡bi e¨envi K‡ib| KjKvZv, PweŸk, ciMbv, nvIov, ûMjx
we‡kl  Av‡hva¨vq evewi gmwR` wbg©vY ivXx evuKzov, c~e© ea©gvb, b`xq gywk©`vev`,
Z_¨ K‡ib- 1528 mv‡j| c~e© †gw`bxcyi|
 cvwb c‡_i cÖ_g hy‡× (1526) XvKv, ewikvj, Lyjbv, h‡kvi, dwi`cyi,
e½vjx
Rqjvf K‡ib| gqgbwmsn, PÆMÖvg I †bvqvLvjx|
gvj`vn, `wÿY w`bvRcyi, ivRkvnx I
e‡i›`ªx
2. Ô‡k‡li KweZvÕ m¤ú‡K© †KvbwU mwVK? cvebv|
A. iex›`ªbv‡_i KweZvi eB gvjf‚wg, wmsnf‚g, ajf‚g, `wÿY cwðg
SvoLÐx
B. iex›`ªbv‡_i Dcb¨vm evuKzovI `wÿb-cwðg †gw`bxcyi|
RjcvB¸wo, †KvPwenvi, DËi
C. Rxebvb›` `v‡ki cÖe‡Üi eB Kvgiƒcx/
w`bvRcyi, iscyi, kÖxnÆ, wÎcyiv ,
D. bRiæ‡ji wPwVc‡Îi msKjb ivReskx
KvQvo|
Answer  B Explanation:
5. wg_ n‡jv-
 Ô‡k‡li KweZvÕ evsjv mvwn‡Z¨i Ab¨Zg †ivgvw›UK A. ‡c․ivwYK K_v B. eû Ck^iev`
Kve¨ag©x Dcb¨vm| wek^Kwc iex›`ªbv_ VvKzi wÎfzR C. gnvcÖvYev` D. ag©xq Kvwnwb
†cÖ‡gi Kvwnbx wb‡q Dcb¨vmwU iPbv K‡ib| Ô†k‡li Answer  A Explanation:
KweZvÕ 1928 mv‡j cÖevmx cwÎKvq cÖZk cÖKvwkZ
 wg_ kãwU MÖxK kã Mythus ‡_‡K G‡m‡Q hvi A_©
nq| AwgÎ jveY¨, †KZKx, †kvfbjvj Dcb¨vmwUi
ÔMí ejvÕ|
†K›`ªxq PwiÎ|
3. Ôiƒcmx evsjvÕ Kve¨MÖ‡š’i cÖ”Q` Gu‡KwQ‡jb?
 wg_ n‡jv cÖv‣M©wZnvwmK hy‡Mi wewfbœ Kvwnwb ev NUbvi
A. Aebx›`ªbv_ VvKzi B. b›`jvj evey weeiY, †h¸wji wfwË gvbe mf¨Zvi D™¢‡ei c~‡e©
Hk^wiK RM‡Z msMwVZ nIqv bvbbb KvíwbK NUbv|
C. mZ¨wRr ivq D. Kvgiæj nvmvb

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

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6. ÔûeûÕ kãwU †Kvb fvlv †_‡K G‡m‡Q? Answer  C Explanation:
A. Aviwe B. dviwm  ¸iæZ¡c~Y© wKPz k‡ãi cÖK…wZ-cÖZ¨q:
C. ms¯‥…Z D. Rvcvwb
K…wó K…l& + wZ avwg©K ag© + wòK
Answer  A Explanation: cÖvPyh© cÖPzi + h PvjK Pj& + YK
me©v½xb me©v½ + Cb ‡`vjbv `yj + Abv
Avjøvn, Bmjvg, KziAvb, ZIev, mvnPh© mnPi + h `k©bxq `„k& + Abxq
nR, hvKvZ, nvjvj, nvivg, †Mvmj, Dw³ eP + w³ HKZvb GKZvb + A
ARynvZ, Av‡°j Av‡qk, kieZ, 10. KzÄi -Gi mgv_©K kã †KvbwU?
Aviwe kã
DwKj, GRjvm, eB, bM`, evwK,
AvjLvjøv, Lei, nvjyqv, Zzdvb, A. nvwZ B. nwiY
Zejv, ûeû, ûi, ûwjqv, Mwie| C. fzR½ D. Ak^
AvBb, `ievi, `v‡ivMv, †ckKvi, Answer  A Explanation:
KvwR, mvwjk, bvwjk, Pkgv,
dviwm KviLvbv, iwk`, ev`kv, GKZviv,  ¸iæZ¡c~Y© mgv_©K kã-
eLwkm, nvw`m, bvgvR, †ivRv, g~j kã mgv_©K ev cÖwZkã
¸bvn, †`vRL, †e‡nkZ, ‡dikZv| KzÄi, MR, n¯Íx, wØc, HiveZ, eviY,
wiKkv, mybvwg, c¨v‡MvWv, nvwZ
Rvcvwb gvZ½, `šÍx
nvmbv‡nbv, nvwiwKwi| nwiY g„M, Kzi½, Kzi½g, Fl¨, mvi½, mybqb
eªvþY, †`eZv, gw›`i, mi¯^Zx, fzR½, fzRM, fzR½g, dYx, Avkxwel,
c~Rv, Ck^i, gvwYK¨, Z…Y, cvlvY, mvc
Zrmg/ms¯‥…Z cbœM, DiM, Awn, KzÐjx|
gvbyl, FY, wkÿv, cixÿv, eÿz, ‡Nvov, ZziM, evRx, Zzi½g, †NvUK,
Av`i| Ak^
†n«lx, evgx
7. e½eÜzi 7B gv‡Qi fvlY‡K we‡k^i cÖvgvY¨ HwZn¨ wn‡m‡e
BD‡b‡¯‹v K‡e †NvlYv K‡ib? evsjv
A. 2016 mv‡ji 30 A‡±vei 11. Ôwki †bnvwiÕ Avgvwi, bZwki IB wkLi wngvw`ªi!Õ GLv‡b
B. 2016 mv‡ji 30 gvP© Ô‡bnvwiÕ k‡ãi A_©-
C. 2017 mv‡ji 30 A‡±vei A. gv_v bZ K‡i B. cÖZ¨ÿ K‡i
D. 2017 mv‡ji 30 Rvbyqvwi C. fqsKi g~wZ© aviY K‡i D. Awfev`b Rvbvq
Answer  C Explanation: Answer  B Explanation:
 BD‡b‡¯‥v 2017 mv‡ji 30 A‡±vei e½eœ`yi 7B  Ôwki †bnvwi Avgvwi, bZwki IB wkLi wngvw`ªiÕ
gv‡P©i fvlY‡K wek^ cÖvgvY¨ HwZnm¨ wn‡m‡e ¯^xK…wZ PiYwUi A_©- Avgvi wki ev ev g¯ÍK cÖZ¨ÿ K‡i
†`q| wngvj‡qi wkLi ev kxl©P‚ov ch©šÍ gv_v bZ K‡i Av‡Q|
8. ‡evm AvBb÷vBb Z‡Ë¡i m‡Z¨b emy cÖ_g Rxe‡b †Kvb GLv‡b Ô‡bnvwiÕ A_©-cÖZ¨ÿ Kiv|
12. wb‡Pi †Kvb KweZvskwU ï×?
wek^we`¨vj‡qi Aa¨vcK wQ‡jb?
A. Mvb †M‡q Zix †e‡q †K Av‡m cv‡i!
A. KjKvZv wek^we`¨vjq B. A·‡dvW© wek^we`¨vjq B. I‡Mv, †K Zzwg †Kv_v hvI †Kvb we‡`‡k?
C. w`wjø wek^we`¨vjq D. XvKv wek^we`¨vjq C. GLb Avgv‡i j‡nv KiæYv f‡i| |
Answer  A Explanation: D. Avi GKevi wfovI Zix K‚‡j‡Z G‡m|
 m‡Z¨›`ªbv_ emy GKRb fviZxq ev½vwj c`v_©weÁvbx| Answer  A Explanation:
cÖ_g Rxe‡b wZwb XvKv wek^we`¨vj‡q wkÿKvZ K‡ib| KweZvsk¸‡jvi ï×iƒc-
cieZ©w‡Z wZwb Kzwgjøv wf‡±vwiqv K‡jR Ges  ÔMvb †M‡q Zix †e‡q †K Av‡m cv‡i!Õ
wek^fviZxq wek^we`¨vj‡qi mv‡_I RwoZ wQ‡jb|  ÔI‡Mv, Zz w g †Kv_v hvI †Kvb we‡`‡k?Õ
 ÔGLb Avgv‡i j‡nv KiæYv K‡i|Õ
iex›`ªbv_ VvKzi Zvi Ôwek^cwiPqÕ bvgK weÁvbMÖš’wU  Ôev‡iK wfovI Zix K~‡j‡Z G‡m|Õ
m‡Z¨›`ªbv_ emy‡K DrmM© K‡ib| 13. Ôgb evukixi Zv‡b cvkwi Avwg k¨v‡gi nv‡Zi evukix|Õ
9. ‡KvbwU ÔmvwnwZ¨KÕ k‡ãi cÖK…wZ I cÖZ¨q? GLv‡b ÔcvkwiÕ k‡ãi A_© n‡”Q-
A. mvwn + BwZ¨K B. mwnZ + BK A. cvk KvwU‡q hvIqv B. cÖ‡ek Kiv
C. mvwnZ¨ + wòK D. mvwnZ¨ + wbK C. we¯§„Z nIqv D. AvcøyZ nIqv
wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb
 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 3
Answer  C Explanation:  ÔAcwiwPZvÕ M‡íi D×…wZ- ÔAvgvi †Pv‡Li mvg‡b
 Ôwe‡`ªvnxÕ KweZvi KwZcq kãv_©- †Kv‡bv g~wZ© wQj bv, wKš‘ ü`‡qi g‡a¨ Avwg GKwU
ü`‡qi iƒc †`wL‡Z jvwMjvg| †m †hb GB Zvivgqx
kã A_© ivwÎi g‡Zv, Ave„Z Kwiqv a‡i wKš‘ Zvnv‡K awi‡Z
cvkwi fz‡j hvB, we¯§„Z nB cviv hvq bv| I‡Mv myi, A‡Pbv K‡Éi myi, GK wbwg‡l
Zvb my‡ii we¯Ívi
Zzwg †h Avgvi wPicwiP‡qi AmbwUi Dc‡i Avwmhqv
ciïivg weòzi lô AeZvi
wb`vN MÖx®§ ewmqvQÕ|
cÖYe-bv` I¼vi aŸwb 18. kirP‡›`ªi ÔwejvmxÕ MíwU cÖ_g cÖKvwkZ nq-
fxg fxlY; fqvbK A. ÔfviZxÕ cwÎKvq, 1918 mv‡j
B. ÔfviZxÕ cwÎKvq, 1928 mv‡j
14. ‡KvbwU mywdqv Kvgv‡ji iPbv bq.?
C. Ô‣`wbK behyMÕ cwÎKvq, 1938 mv‡j
A. gvqv KvRj B. ‡Kqvi KvuUv
D. ÔmeyR cÎÕ cwZÎKvq, 1914 mv‡j
C. D`vË c„w_ex D. gnvc„w_ex
Answer  A Explanation:
Answer  D Explanation:
 ÔwejvmxÕ M‡í m¤úwK©Z Z_©-
 cÖ‡kœ cÖ`Ë iPbvi aib I iPwqZv-
MíKvi kirP›`ª P‡Ævcva¨vq
iPbv aib iPwqZv ÔfviZxÕ cwÎKvq 1325
gvqvi KvRj cÖ_g cÖKvk e½v‡ãi (1918 wLªóv‡ã)
†Kqvi KvuUv mywdqv Kvgvj •ekvL msL¨vi|
D`vË c„wZex Kve¨MÖš’
MíwU cÖKvwkZ n‡q‡Q b¨vovi Revwb‡Z
gnvc„w_ex Rxebvb›` `vk g„Zz¨Äq, b¨vov, wejvmx,
PwiÎ Lyov, ey‡ov gv‡jv,
15. Ô†deªæqvwi 1969Õ KweZvq mvjv‡gi gyL‡K Kx‡mi m‡½ fz‡`eevby|
Zzjbv Kiv n‡q‡Q?
19. Ôwb‡R‡K wPb‡j gvby‡li g‡b Avcbv-Avcwb GZ eo GKUv
A. Av‡jvwKZ XvKv B. ZiæY k¨vgj c~e© evsjv †Rvi Av‡m †h, †m Avcb .....Avi KvD‡K Kzwb©k K‡i bv|Õ
C. Av‡jvwPZ XvKv D. `ytwLbx gvZvi AkÖæRj k~b¨¯’v‡b h_v_© kã †KvbwU?
Answer  B Explanation: A. AvZ¥v Qvov B. wek^vm Qvov
C. mZ¨ Qvov D. Ck^i Qvov
Ô‡deªæqvwi 1969Õ KweZvi D×…wZ-
Answer  C Explanation:
 Ômvjv‡gi gyL AvRW ZiæY k¨vgj c~e© evsjv|Õ
 Ômvjv‡gi †PvL AvR Av‡jvwPZ XvKv|Õ  ÔAvgvi c_Õ iPbvi D×…wZ- Ôwb‡R‡K wPb‡j gvby‡li
g‡b Avcbv-Avcwb GZ eo GKUv †Rvi Av‡m †h, †m
16. ÔKjgv Rvbm& bv e¨vUv?Õ-Dw³wU †K Kv‡K K‡i‡Q?
Avcb mZ¨ Qvov Avi KvD‡K Kzwb©k K‡i bv|
A. gwR`, `y`y wgTv‡K B. gwR`, Lv‡jK e¨cvix‡K 20. Ô‡h ivóª nvZcvZv Avi PvUKzivwiZv‡K †`q cÖkÖq, ivóª
C. Lv‡jK e¨vcvix, `y`y wgTv‡K wKQz‡ZB AvZ¥h©v`vm¤úbœ bvMwiK m„wó Ki‡Z cv‡i bv|Õ
D. Lv‡jK e¨vcvix, Zv‡ni‡K Dw³wU †K K‡i‡Qb?
Answer  C Explanation:
A. ‡gvZv‡ni †nv‡mb †P․ayix B. KvRx bRiæj Bmjvg
C. Aveyj dRj D. ‡kL gywReyi ingvb
 ÔjvjmvjyÕ Dcb¨v‡mi D×…wZ- mvZ †Q‡ji evc `y`y Answer  C Explanation:
wgTv‡K D‡Ïk¨ K‡i ÔGevi Lv‡jK e¨vcvix ag‡K
I‡V, Kjgv Rvbm bv e¨vUv? †m Avi gv_v †Zv‡j bv|  Aveyj dRj-iwPZ Ôgvbe-Kj¨vYÕ iPbvi D×…wZ-
†Q‡jUv nv‡m|Õ Ôiv‡óªi `vwqZ¡ ïay ckvmb Pvjv‡bvB bq, RvwZ‡K
17. ÔAvgvi †Pv‡Li mvg‡b †Kv‡bv g~wZ© wQj bv, wKš‘ ü`‡qi AvZ¥gh©v`vm¤úbœ K‡i †ZvjvI iv‡óªi GK e„nËi
g‡a¨ Avwg GKwU ü`‡qi iƒc †`wL‡Z jvwMjvg|Õ Dw³wU `vwqZ¡| †h ivóª nvZcvZv Avi PvUzKvwiZv‡K †`q
†Kvb M‡íi AšÍM©Z? cÖkÖq, †m ivóª wKQz‡ZB AvZ¥h©`vm¤úbœ bvMwiK m„wó
A. wejvmx B. AcwiwPZv Ki‡Z cv‡i bv|ÕÕ
21. Ôwe¯§qÕ kãwUi D”PviY-
C. gvwm-wcwm D. ‡iBb‡KvU
A. wem&gq B. wek&kuq
Answer  B Explanation: C. wem&mq D. weul&mq
wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb
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Answer  B Explanation: Answer  D Explanation:
 k‡ãi gv‡S ev †k‡l g-djv hy³ e‡Y©i wØZ¡ D”PviY  ¸iæZ¡c~Y© cvwifvwlK kã-
nq Ges mvgvb¨ bvwmK¨ ¯^i nq| kã A_© kã A_©
†hgb: we¯§q (wek&kuq) Agent cÖwZwbwa Conduct AvPiY
MÖx®§ (wMÖk&‡kvu) Allegtation Awf‡hvM Dynamic MwZkxj
Bail Rvwgb Executive Kvh©wbe©vnx
22. wb‡Pi †Kvb evbvb¸”Q ï×?
Auditor wnmvewbixÿK Ethics bxwZkv¯¿
A. wbtk^vm, j•Nb, An¼vi
B. wbt¯Íä, m~h©¨, D˨³ 27. wb‡Pi wP‡Î †gvU KqwU wÎfzR Av‡Q?
C. myïwfZ, myk„•Lj, mn‡hvwM
D. fqsKi, AvKv•ÿv, `y¯’
Answer  D Explanation:
 KwZcq k‡ãi Aï× I ï×iƒc- A. 6wU B. 7wU
Aï× ï× Aï× ï× C. 8wU D. 10wU
m~h¨© m~h© mn‡hvwM mn‡hvMx Answer  C Explanation:
An¼vi AnsKvi AvKvsLv AvKv•ÿv
myksLj myk„•Lj wbtk^vm wbk^vm wP‡Î mvaviY wÎfzR- ∆𝐴𝐵𝐸, ∆𝐴𝐶𝐸, ∆𝐵𝐸𝐷, ∆𝐶𝐸𝐷
= 4wU
23. Monogram Gi cwifvwlK kã †KvbwU? hyMœfv‡e MwVZ wÎfzR - ∆𝐴𝐵𝐷, ∆𝐴𝐶𝐸, ∆𝐵𝐸𝐶 = 3wU
A. ¯§viK B. bK&kv PviwU mgš^‡q MwVZ wÎfzR - ∆𝐴𝐵𝐶= 1wU
C. cÖZxK D. wPý myZivs †gvU wÎfzR - 4 + 3 + 1 = 8wU
28. ÁvbB mZZv-‡KvbwUi Abyev`?
Answer  B Explanation:
A. Knowledge is policy
 KwZcq cvwifvwlK kã- B. Knowledge is truthfulness
bK&kv/ Memorandum ¯§viKwjwc
C. Knowledge is integrity
Monogram D. Knowledge is virtue
AwfÁvb
Mark wPý Symbol cÖZxK Answer  D Explanation:
Cyclone NywY©Si Monk mbœ¨vmx
Pen through the
24. ÔhZB Kwi‡e `vb, ZZB hv‡e †e‡o|Õ evK¨wU- kãwU †K‡U `vI
word.
A. mij evK¨ B. ‡h․wMK evK¨ Greed leads to sin
C. RwUj evK¨ D. ‡Kv‡bvwUB bq ‡jv‡f cvc, cv‡c g„Zz¨
and to death
Answer  C Explanation: Zzwg wK KL‡bv K·evRvi Have you ever been
 ÔhZB Kwi‡e `vb, ZZB hv‡e †e‡o|Õ -GwU RwUj wM‡q‡Qv? to Cox's Bazar?
ev‡K¨i D`vniY| hZ-ZZ, hv- Zv, whwb-wZwb BZ¨vw` The water is
‡KUwj‡Z cvwb UMeM
mv‡cÿ me©bvg ev wbZ¨m¤^Üxq -Ae¨q _vK‡j mvaviYZ simmering in the
Ki‡Q
RwUj ev wgkÖ evK¨ nq| kettle.
25. ÔebdzjÕ †Kvb mgv‡mi D`vniY? gybxbv gwZåg/ gvbyl To err to human.
A. Zrcyiæl mgvm B. eûeªxwn mgvm gvÎB fzj
A tree is known by
C. Kg©aviq mgvm D. AjyK Ø›Øe mgvm e„‡ÿi cwiPq d‡j
its frutis.
Answer  C Explanation: Like cures like.
KvuUvq KvuUv †Zvjv
 e‡bi di = ebdzj| GwU lôx Zrcyiæl mgv‡mi Hit while the iron is
‡Svc ey‡S †Kvc gviv
D`vniY| Giƒc - dzjKzuwo, cÖvYfq, ivRcyÎ, hot
PvevMvb, QvÎmgvR, †`k‡mev, †LqvNvU BZ¨vw`| gvbyl wb‡Ri fvM¨ wb‡RB Man is the architect
`k©b M‡o of his own fate.

26. AvjwU‡gUvg Kx? 29. Kvj© gvK©m †K wQ‡jb?

A. P‚ovšÍ ûwkqvwi B. GKwU Av‡e`bcÎ A. Rvg©vb c`v_©weÁvbx B. divmx ivóª`~Z
C. GKwU cÖeÜ D. PigcÎ C. wMÖK `vg©wbK D. mvg¨ev`x `k©‡bi cÖeZ©K
wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb
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Answer  D Explanation: nuclear weapons. The current treaties impose
modest limitations on -----------------------
 Kvj gvK©m (1818-1883)-
acquisition, but not all nuclear nations are
weL¨vZ Rvg©vb `vk©wbK, mgvRZ‡š¿i signatories. Even these few and limited
cwiPq cÖe³v, A_©bxwZwe` I mvg¨ev`x `k©‡bi international conventions, which were partly
cÖeZ©K| due to the impetus of the cold war anti-nuke
weL¨vZ Das Capital, The Communist movement, are in question as North Korea
MÖš’ Manifesto and Iran are believed to be developing their
 AvaywbK mgvRZ‡š¿i RbK own nuclear weapons.
 D×…Ë g~j¨ZË¡ I Øvw›ØK e¯‘ev` Gi 32. AvBb÷vBb-iv‡mj Bk‡Znv‡ii g~j jÿ¨ Kx?
cÖe³v| A. ivwkqv I gvwK©b hy³iv‡óªi m™¢ve cÖwZôvb
we‡kl  Pleurisy †iv‡M AvµvšÍ n‡q gviv B. c„w_ex‡Z MYZš¿ cÖwZôv
Z_¨ hvb| Zv‡K jÛ‡bi mgvwnZ Kiv C. weªwUk‡`i `k©b m¤ú‡K© Rvbv
nq| D. wbDwK¬qvi mgiv‡¯¿i weiæ‡× Zxeª we‡ÿvf cÖ`k©b
 Kvj gvK©‡mi mgvwa‡Z †jLv weL¨vZ Answer  D Explanation:
Dw³ - Ô`ywbqvi gR`yi GK nIÕÕ|
 AvBb÷vBb -iv‡mj Bk‡Znv‡ii g~j jÿ¨ wQj
30. cvuPRb e¨w³ †Uª‡b ågY Ki‡Qb| Zvuiv n‡jb K, L, M, N, wbDwK¬qvi mgiv‡¯¿i weiæ‡× Zxeª we‡ÿvf cÖ`k©b|
O| K n‡jb M Gi gv, M Avevi O Gi ¯¿x| N n‡jb K Gi 33. AvBb÷vBb-iv‡mj Bk‡Znv‡ii Av‡ivKwU ¸iæZ¡c~Y© w`K
fvB Ges L n‡jb K Gi ¯^vgx| O Gi m‡½ L Gi m¤úK© n‡jv-
Kx? A. cigvYy cixÿv I we¯Ívi †iva Kiv
A. k^ïi B. wcZv B. BD‡iv‡ci AvwacZ¨ we¯Ívi
C. PvPv D. fvB C. weªwUk‡`i mvgwiK cÖK‡íi cÖwZ mg_©b
D. ‡Kvwiqv I Biv‡bi wbDwK¬qvi mgiv‡¯¿i cÖmvi
Answer  A Explanation:
Answer  A Explanation:
 ÔM-Gi gv n‡jv ÔKÕ Zvi gv‡b ÔKÕ Gi †g‡q ÔMÕ |
Avevi K I L n‡jv ¯^vgx-¯¿x, †h‡nZz ÔKÕ Gi †g‡q ÔMÕ  cigvYy cixÿv I we¯Ívi †iva Kiv AvBb÷vBb-iv‡mj
†m‡nZz ÔLÕ Gi †g‡qI M| GLv‡b, ÔMÕ Gi ¯^vgx ÔOÕ| B‡kZnv‡ii GKwU ¸iæZ¡c~Y© w`K|
Zvi gv‡b K I L Gi †g‡qi RvgvB ÔOÕ| D‡ëvfv‡e Rvb©vwjRg A¨vÛ wgwWqv ÷vwWR
ej‡j ejv hvq ÔOÕ Gi k^gyi ÔL Ges k^vïwo ÔKÕ|
AZGe, O Gi k^gyi L| 34. XvKv AvšÍR©vwZK Pjw”PÎ Drme †Kvb kn‡i AbywôZ nq?
31. iv‡mj †K wQ‡jb? A. PÆMÖvg B. wm‡jU
A. weªwUk c`v_©weÁvbx B. divmx `vk©wbK C. XvKv D. ivRkvnx
C. weªwUk `vk©wbK D. Rvg©vbxi mvwnwZ¨K Answer  C Explanation:
Answer  C Explanation:  XvKv AvšÍR©vwZK PjwPÎ Drme †`‡ki me‡Pq cyivZb
PjwPÎ Drme| 1992 mvj †_‡K †iBb‡ev Pjw”PÎ
 eviUªvÛ iv‡mj (1872-1970)-
msm` XvKvq GB Drme Av‡qvRb K‡i _v‡K| XvKv
cwiPq weªwUk `vk©wbK, hyw³we`, MwYZwe`| AvšÍR©vwZK Pjw”PÎ Drme Gi 22Zg Avmi AbywôZ
History of Western nq 20-28 Rvbyqvwi, 2024|
Philosopy, Marriage and 35. gvbevwaKv‡ii mve©Rbxb †NvlYv RvwZms‡N †Kvb mv‡j M„nxZ
Morals, Logic and nq?
weL¨vZ MÖš’ A. 1945 B. 1946
Knowledge, Why I am not
Chirstian, Political Ideals C. 1958 D. 1948
BZ¨vw`| Answer  D Explanation:
cyi¯‥vi mvwn‡Z¨ †bv‡ej cyi¯‥vi (1950)|  gvbevwaKv‡ii m‡e©vRbxb †NvlYv (UHDR) RvwZmsN
mvaviY cwil` KZ…©K M„nxZ gvby‡li mgAwaKvi, gh©`v
wb‡¤œv³ Aby‡”Q‡`i Av‡jv‡K (32 I 33 bs cÖ‡kœi) DËi
I ¯^vaxbZv iÿvi AvšÍR©vwZK `wjj| 1948 mv‡ji 10B
`vI: wW‡m¤^i gvbevwaKv‡ii me©Rbxb †NvlYv M„nxZ nq| GB
The Einstein-Russell manifesto fuelled the Pzw³ ¯^vÿ‡ii ci 10B wW‡m¤^i‡K ÔAvšÍR©vwZK
non-proliferation movement of the era and gvbevwaKvi w`emÕ †NvlYv Kiv n‡q‡Q| GB Pzw³‡Z
encouraged massive demonstrations against †gvU 30wU aviv i‡q‡Q|

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 6
36. evsjv‡`k f‚LÐ †_‡K cÖKvwkZ cÖ_g msev`cÎ †KvbwU? Answer  C Explanation:
A. iscyi evZ©ven B. ‡e½j †M‡RU
†dmeyK  cÖwZôvZv: gvK© RyKvievM© (hy³ivóª)
C. mgvPvi `c©Y D. XvKv cÖKvk (2004)
Answer  A Explanation:  eZ©gvb bvg - X
 m`ißi- mvb d«vwÝm‡Kv, hy³ivóª|
msev`cÎ m¤úv`K we‡kl Z_¨ UzBUvi
 eZ©gvb wmBI-Bjb gv¯‥|
†Rgm fviZe‡l©i (2006)
†e½j †M‡RU
AMv÷vm wnwK cÖ_g gyw`ªZ  X G m‡e©v”P 280 Aÿ‡ii evZ©v
(1780) cÖKvk Kiv hvq|
msev`cÎ
Rb K¬vK© Dcgnv‡`‡ki  AbjvBb d‡Uv †kqvwis, wfwWI
w`M`k©b (1818) gvk©g¨vb cÖ_g †kqvwis Ges mvgvwRK †bUIqvwKs
mvgwqKcÎ
Bb÷ªvMÖvg
cwi‡mev|
(2010)
Rb K¬vK© evsjv fvlvq  cÖwZôvZv- †Kwfb wm‡÷ªvg I gvBK
mgvPvi `c©b gvk©g¨vb cÖKvwkZ cÖ_g wµ‡qRvi|
(1818) mvßvwnK  †ckvRxex‡`i mvgvwRK †hvMv‡hv‡Mi
msev`cÎ
mvBU|
Ck^iP›`ª ¸ß evsjv fvlvi wjsKWBb
msev` cÖfvKi
cÖ_g •`wbK  cÖwZôZv: †iBW ndg¨vb|
(2002)
(1831)
msev`cÎ  m`i`ßi: gvD‡›UBb wfD,
¸iæPiY kg©v evsjv‡`k f‚LÛ K¨v‡jv‡dvwb©qv|
iscyi evZ©ven
ivq †_‡K cÖKwkZ
(1847) 40. evwj©b AvšÍR©vwZK Pjw”PÎ Drme wK bv‡g cwiwPZ?
cÖ_g msev`cÎ
K…òP›`ª XvKv †_‡K A. evwj©b‡j B. Kvb
XvKv cÖKvk
gRyg`vi cÖKvwkZ cÖ_g C. mvbWvÝ D. ‡fwbm
(1861)
msev`cÎ
Answer  A Explanation:
37. wgwWqv I mvsevw`KZvi †cÖÿvc‡U Z_¨ AwaKvi AvB‡bi
D‡Ïk¨ Kx?  evwj©b AvšÍR©vwZK Pjw”PÎ Drme we‡k^i Ab¨Zg
A. mvsevw`K‡`i AvBwb c`‡ÿc †_‡K iÿv Kiv gh©v`vc~Y© Pjw”PÎ Drme|
B. ms‡e`bkxj Z‡_¨i cÖevn mxwgZ Kiv  1951 mv‡j GB DrmewU hvÎv ïiæ K‡i|
C. ¯^”QZv Ges miKvwi Z‡_¨i AwaKvi wbwðZ Kiv  cyi¯‥vi- ¯^Y© fjøyK (m‡ev”P cyi¯‥vi), †i․c¨ fjøyK|
D. wgwWqv gvwjKvbv wbqš¿Y Kiv  evwj©b AvšÍR©vwZK Pjw”PÎ Drme - evwj©b‡j bv‡g
Answer  C Explanation: cwiwPZ|
 2009 mv‡j ÔZ_¨ AwaKvi AvBbÕ cÖYxZ nq| GB  74Zg evwj©b AvšÍR©vwZK Pjw”PÎ Drme AbywôZ nq-
AvBb msev`c‡Î cÖKvwkZ Z‡_¨i ¯^”QZv wbwðZ 15-25 †deªæqvwi, 2024|
K‡i‡Q| cvkvcvwk miKvwi Z_¨ cÖvw߇Z 41. wb‡Pi †KvbwU U¨vej‡qW msev`c‡Îi •ewkó¨?
mvsevw`K‡`iAwaKv‡ii wbðqZvI GB AvB‡b †`Iqv
A. eo web¨vm
n‡q‡Q|
38. mvsevw`KZvq ÔAc `¨ †iKW©Õ kãwUi A_© Kx? B. ¸iæZi Ges Mfxifv‡e cÖwZ‡e`b Kiv
A. Z_¨wU Rvbv‡bvi D‡Ï‡k¨ bq C. PvÂj¨Ki welqe¯‘ mn mswÿß AvKvi
B. Z_¨ hvPvBK…Z Ges wbfz©j D. e¨emv Ges A‡_©i Le‡i †dvKvm Kiv
C. Z_¨ Awej‡¤^ cÖKvk Kiv †h‡Z cv‡i Answer  C Explanation:
D. Z_¨ mxwgZ mg‡qi Rb¨ †iK‡W© i‡q‡Q  AvKv‡i †QvU c„ôvq msevc·K U¨vej‡qW ejv nq|
Answer  A Explanation:
GB ai‡bi msevc`‡Îi AvK…wZi mvaviYZ 11ÕÕ17ÕÕ
 cÖKvk bv Kiv k‡Z© †hme Z_¨ cvIqv hvq †m¸‡jv‡K n‡q _v‡K| •`wbK gvbeRwgb evsjv‡`‡ki cÖ_g
ÔAd `¨ †iKW©Õ ejv nq| mvsevw`KZvq Ad `¨ U¨vej‡qW cwÎKv|
†iK‡W©i A_© n‡”Q GKRb e¨w³ †Kvb Z_¨ w`‡jI Zv
cÖKvk Kiv hv‡e bv| BwZnvm
39. ‡Kvb †mvk¨vj wgwWqv cø¨vUdg© cÖwZ †cv‡÷ Aÿ‡ii msL¨vi
mxgvi Rb¨ cwiwPwZ? 42. jv‡nvi cÖ¯Ív‡ei DÌvcK-
A. ‡dmeyK B. Bb÷vMÖvg A. G †K dRjyj nK B. gyn¤§` Avjx wRbœvn
C. UzBUvi D. wjsKWBb C. Avjøvgv BKevj D. LvRv mwjgyjøvn
wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb
 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 7
Answer  A Explanation: 46. Bs‡iR‡`i m‡½ bev‡ei e·vev‡ii hy× msNwUZ nq-
 jv‡nvi cÖ¯Íve: A. 1757 wLª. B. 1764 wLª.
 DÌvwcZ nq: 23 gvP©, 1940| C. 1857 wLª. D. 1765 wLª.
 DÌvcb K‡ib: †k‡i evsjv G †K dRjyj nK| Answer  B Explanation:
43. fvlv Av‡›`vj‡bi msMVb ZgÏyb gRwjk cÖwZwôZ nq-  Av‡jvwPZ hy×-
A. 1947 Gi wW‡m¤^i gv‡m B. 1948 Gi wW‡m¤^i gv‡m hy&`a cÿmg~n djvdj
C. 1947 Gi A‡±vei gv‡m D. 1948 Gi Rvbyqvwi gv‡m m¤ªvU evei ebvg Beªvwng civwRZ
Beªvwng †jvw` I wbnZ nb|
 ZgywÏb gRwjk- cvwbc_ 1g hy×
GB hy‡× m¤ªvU
(1526)
cÖwZôvKvj 2 †m‡Þ¤^i, 1947 evei Kvgvb
e¨envi K‡ib|
Aa¨vcK Aveyj Kv‡mg (c`v_© weÁvb •eivg Lvb ebvg wngy civwRZ I
cÖwZôvZv
wefvM, Xvwe) AvdMvb †bZz wngy wbnZ nb|
cÖKvwkZ cvwK¯Ív‡bi ivóªfvlv evsjv bv D`y© cvwbc_ 2q hy× Dcgnv‡`‡k
cyw¯ÍKv (cÖKvk - 15 †m‡Þ¤^i, 1947) (1556) †gvNj AvdMvb
msN‡l©i Aemvb
cyw¯ÍKv Aa¨vcK Aveyj Kv‡mg, KvRx N‡U|
cÖKv‡ki mv‡_ †gvZv‡ni †nv‡mb, Aveyj gbmyi cvwbc_ 3q hy× Avgn` kvn Ave`vwj gvivVv civwRZ
RwoZ wQ‡jb Avng` (1961) ebvg gvivVv nb|
m¤ªvU ûgvqyb ebvg ûgvqyb civwRZ
44. cÖvPxb gqbvgwZ †Kvb Avg‡ji mf¨Zv? †kikvn nb| †kikvn
†P․mv‡ii hy&×
fvi‡Z cvVvb
A. ‡mb Avg‡ji B. cvj Avg‡ji (1539)
kvmb cÖwZôv
C. ¸ß Avg‡ji D. myjZvbx Avg‡ji K‡ib|
Bs‡iR evwnbx ebvg gxi Kvwkg
Answer  B Explanation: gxi Kvwk‡gi wgÎevwnbx civwRZ nb
e·v‡ii hy×
 gqbvgwZ- evsjvq
(1764)
Bs‡iR‡`i cÖfzZ¡
Ae¯’vb ‡KvUevox, Kzwgjøv ¯’vwcZ nq|
c~e©bvg ‡ivwnZwMwi 47. gRbykvn †Kvb Av‡›`vj‡bi †bZv?
wbg©vZv ivRv †`ecvj A. div‡qwR Av‡›`vj‡bi B. Iqvnvwe Av‡›`vj‡bi
weL¨vZ ‡e․× mf¨Zvi Rb¨
C. dwKi mbœvmx Av‡›`vj‡bi D. ¯^‡`kx Av‡›`vj‡bi
Av›`›` ivRvi `xN©, Avb›` wenvi,
weL¨vZ †KvwUj¨ gyov, B‡Lvjv gyov, Answer  C Explanation:
wb‡`©kbmg~n •eivwMi gyov, ivYx gqbvgwZi  gRby kvn I fvevbx cvVK dwKi mbœ¨vmx Av‡›`vj‡bi
cÖmv` I gw›`i| (1760-1800) †bZv| dwKi mbœ¨vmx Av‡›`vjb
45. ‡MŠo Rbc` eZ©gvb †Kvb AÂj wb‡q MwVZ?
Dcgnv‡`‡k cÖ_g weªwUkwe‡ivax cÖwZ‡iva msMÖvg|
48. 1857wLª. cÖ_g ¯^vaxbZv msMÖv‡g †bZ…Z¡ †`b gyNj m¤ªvU-
A. gvj`n gywk©`vev` B. PÆMÖvg Kzwgjøv A. kvnvRvnvb B. AvIi½‡Re
C. wm‡jU Avmvg D. XvKv dwi`cyi C. kvn Avjg D. evnv`yi kvn Rvdi
Answer  A Explanation: Answer  D Explanation:
 ÔwejvmxÕ M‡í m¤úwK©Z Z_©-  1857 mv‡j wmcvnx we‡`ªvn Dcgnv‡`‡k weªwUkwe‡ivax
cÖ_g mk¯¿ Av‡›`vjb| A‡b‡K GB Av‡›`vjb‡K RvZxq
cÖvPxb bc` eZ©gvb Ae¯’vb ¯^vaxbZv msMÖvg wn‡m‡e AwfwnZ K‡ib| me©‡kl †gvNj
cyЪ e¸ov, ivRkvnx, iscyi I w`bvRcyi| m¤ªvU wØZxq evnv`yi kvn GB Av‡›`vj‡bi †bZ…Z¡ †`b|
e„nËi XvKv, gqgbwmsn, dwi`cyi, Av‡›`vjb e¨_© nIqvi ci evnv`yi kvn‡K wgqvbgv‡ii
e½
ewikvj, cUzhvLvjx AÂj| †i½y‡b wbe©vwmZ Kiv nq| wmcvnx we‡`ªv‡ni ¯§„wZ
mgZU e„nËi Kzwgjøv I †bvqvLvjx weRwoZ ¯’vb XvKvi evnv`yi kvn cvK©| evnv`yi kvn
ewikvj, cUzqvLvjx, ev‡MinvU, Lyjbv cv‡K©i c~e©bvg wf‡±vwiqv cvK©|
P›`ªØxc
I †MvcvjMÄ 49. 7 gv‡P©i fvlY‡K †Kvb ms¯’v KZ…©K we‡k^i cÖvgvb¨ HwZn¨
gvj`n, gywk©`vev`, exif‚g, ea©gvb I wn‡m‡e ¯^xK…wZ †`qv nq?
‡M․o
PvucvBbeveMÄ A. WHO B. UNESCO
nwi‡Kj wm‡jU, PÆMÖvg I cve©Z¨- PÆMÖvg C. UNICEF D. NATO

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Answer  B Explanation: observation that tiny babies can make
relatively fine distinctions between speech
 e½eÜzi 7 gv‡P©i fvlY‡K BD‡b‡¯‥v KZ…©K †g‡gvwi Ae
sounds. In other words, babies enter the
`¨ Iqvì© †iwR÷v‡ii cÖvgvY¨ `wji wn‡m‡e ¯^xK…wZ
world with the ability to, make precisely
†`q- 30 A‡±vei, 2017| those perceptula discriminations that are
English necessary if they are to acquire aural
language.
Read the following passage and answer Babies obviously derive pleasure from sound
questions 50-54 input, too: even as young as nine months they
Long before they can actually speak, babies will listen to songs or stories, although the
pay special attention to the speech they hear words themselves are beyond their
around them. Within the first month of their understanding. For babies, language is a
lives, babies' responses to the sound of the sensory-motor delight rather than the route to
human voice will be different from their ordinary meaning that it ofthen is for adults.
responses to other sorts of auditory sounds. 50. What does the passage mainly discuss?
They will stop crying when they hear a A. How babies differentiate between the
person talking, but not if they hear a bell or sound
the sound of a rattle. At first, the sounds that B. The differences between a baby's and an
an infant notces might be only those words adult's ability to comprehend language
that receive the heaviest emphasis and that C. How babies perceive and respond to the
often occur at the ends of utterances. By the human voice in their earliest stages of
time they are six or seven weeks old, babies language development
can detect the difference between syllables D. The response of babies to sounds other
pronounced with rising and falling than the human voice
intonations. Very soon, these differences in Answer  C Explanation:
adult stress and intonation can influnece  wkï‡`i fvlvMZ weKv‡ki cÖv_wgK ch©vqmg~‡n wkïiv
babies' emotional states and behaviour. Long wKfv‡e gvbe Kɯ^i Dcjw× K‡i Ges Zv‡Z mvov
before they develop actual language †`q †mUvB n‡jv Passage wUi g~j Av‡jvP¨ welq|
comprehension, babies can sense when an 51. The passage mentions all of the following
adult is playful or angry, attempting to as ways adults modify their speech when
initiate or terminate new behavior, and so on, talking to babies except-
merely on the basis of oues such as the rate, A. giving all words equal emphasis
volume, and melody of adult speech. B. speaking with shorter sentences
Adults make it as easy as they can for babies C. speaking more loudly than normal
to pick up a language by exaggerating such D. using meaningless sounds
cues. One researcher observed babies and
Answer  A Explanation:
their mothers in six diverse cultures and
found that, in all six languages, the mothers  Passage Gi 1g c¨vivi 7-11 bs jvB‡b ejv n‡q‡Q
used simplified syntax, short utterances and - ''At first, the sound that an infant
nonsense sounds, and transformed cetain notices might be only those words that
sounds into baby talk. Other investigators
receive the heaviest emphasis..... (me©cÖ_g
have noted that when mothers talk to babies
who are only a few months old, they GKRb wkï †h kãwU jÿ K‡i †mwU n‡Z cv‡i
exaggerate the pitch, loudness, and intensity †mmKj kãmg~n †h¸‡jvi Dci me‡P‡q †ewk †Rvi
of their words.They also exaggerate their cÖ`vb Kiv nq)ÕÕ| A_©vr, cÖvßeq¯‥iv wkï‡`i mv‡_
facial expressions, hold vowels longer, and K_v ejvi mgq mKj k‡ãi Dci mgvb †Rvi cÖ`vb
emphsize certain words. K‡ib bv| ZvB Ackb (A) e¨ZxZ Ab¨vb¨
More significant for language development Ackb¸‡jv wkï‡`i mv‡_ K_v ejvi †ÿ‡Î
than their response to general intonation is cÖvßeq¯‥‡`i Rb¨ cÖ‡hvR¨|

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52. Which of the followwing can be nferred Answer  B Explanation:
about the findings described in paragraph  Passage Gi †kl c¨viv 1g jvB‡bi ejv n‡q‡Q -
2? Babies obviously derive pleasure from
A. Babies who exposed to more than one sound input too (wkïiv Aek¨B mvDÛ BbcyU
language can speak earlier than babies †_‡K BbcyU †_‡K Avb›` jvf K‡i _v‡K)Õ| ZvB
exposed to a single language. wkïiv Mvb Ges Mí ï‡b _v‡K hw`I Zviv Gm‡ei A_©
B. Mothers from different cultures speak to ey‡S bv| wbQK Avb›`jv‡fi Rb¨ Zviv Gme ï‡b||
their babies in similar ways. 55. Upset: Equilibrium::
C. Babies ignore facial expressions in A. Ruffle: Composure
comprehending aural language. B. Students: Classroom
D. The mothers observed by the researchers C. Strike: Workers
were consciously teaching their babies to D. Traffic: Silence
speak. Answer  A Explanation:
Answer  A Explanation:
 Upset (wech©¯’):: Equilibrium (fvimvg¨) -
 Passage G D‡jøL Av‡Q †h ÔM‡elKiv AbymÜvb K‡i †Kv‡bv wKQz‡K Ôwech©¯ÍÕ Kivi A_© n‡jv fvimvg¨ ev
†c‡q‡Q, gv‡qiv Zv‡`i ev”Pv‡`i‡K m‡PZbfv‡e K_v fvimvg¨ bó Kiv|
ej‡Z wkLvq|Õ  Ruffle (A‡MvQv‡jv/ AkvšÍ):: Composure
53. What point does the author make to (mshZ) - KvD‡K ÔAkvšÍÕ Kivi A_© nj mshZ Ae¯’v
illustrate that babies are born with the webó Kiv|
ability to aqcuire langauge?  GLv‡b Dfq †RvovB GKB m¤ú‡K© AbymiY K‡i
A. Babies begin to understand words in †hLv‡b cÖZg kãwU wØZxq kã Øviv ewY©Z Ae¯’v‡K
songs. e¨vnZ ev wewbó K‡i|
B. Babies exaggerate their own sounds and 56. What is the passive form of 'The modern
expressions. means of communication have made life so
C. Babies are more sensitive to sounds than much easier'?
are adults. A. Life had been made so much eaiser by the
D. Babies notice even minor differences modern means of communication.
B. Life is being so much easier by the
between speech sounds.
modern means of communication.
Answer  B Explanation: C. Life has been made so much easier by the
 cÖ`Ë passage Gi 3q c¨vivq ejv n‡q‡Q, ÔÔ---- modern means of communication.
tiny babies can make relatively fine D. Life was made so much easier by the
distincitions between speech sounds (‡QvU modern of communication.
wkïiv fvlvMZ aŸwbmg~‡ni g‡a¨ Zzjbvg~jKev‡e †ek Answer  C Explanation:
fvj cv_©K¨ Ki‡Z cv‡i)Õ| A_©vr, wkïiv fvlvi Present perfect tense †K passive voice G
AšÍM©Z aŸwbmg~‡ni m~²vwZm~² cv_©K¨ wbiƒcY Kivi iƒcvšÍi-
ÿgZv iv‡L, hv Zv‡`i fvlv AR©‡b mvnvh¨ K‡i| Active: Subject + have/has+v3 + object +
54. According to the author why do babies extension
listen to songs and stories, even though Passive: Object + have/has + been + v3 +
they cannot understand them? extension + by subject
A. They understand the rhythm. cÖ`Ë sentence wU GKwU Present perfect tense.
B. They enjoy the sound. The modern means of communication
(subject), life (object) Ges so much easier
C. They can remember them easily.
(extension)|
D. They focus on the meaning of their myZivs Dc‡iv³ wbqgvbymv‡i mwVK DËi n‡e Ackb C.
parents' words.
wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb
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57. Person who lives outside of his country is Answer  A Explanation:
called-
 mwVK evK¨wU nj: For want of rain the wells
A. expatriate B. foreigner
have gone dry (e„wói Afv‡e K‚c¸‡jv ïwK‡q
C. immigrant D. indigenous
†M‡Q| ''For want of rain'' GKwU idiomatic
Answer  A Explanation:
expression hvi A_© ''because of a lack of
 Expatriate: Person who lives outside of (Afv‡ei Kvi‡Y)Õ| Ab¨vb¨ Ackb¸wj Standard
his country. English G idiomatically mwVK bq|
 Foreigner: A person born in or coming 61. In a business letter, what does 'CC' stand for?
from a country other than one's own. A. Carbon Copy
 Immigrant: A person who comes to live B. Confidential Communication
permanently in a foreign country. C. Customer Concern
 Indigenous: Native. D. Courtesy Copy
58. Which part of the following sentence Answer  A Explanation:
contrains error?  GKwU e¨vemvwqK wPwV‡Z 'CC' Gi A_© Carbon
Both he as well as his friend worked in close harmony
A B Copy'' wPwVi GKwwU Abywcwc (Copy) cÖavb
on the same project No errors
.
wVKvbv QvovI Ab¨vb¨ cÖvcK‡`i Kv‡Q cvVv‡bv n‡”Q
C D GgbUv wb‡`©k Ki‡Z GwU e¨eüZ nq| GB AwZwi³
Answer  A Explanation: cÖvcK‡`i bvg mvaviYZ wPwVi †k‡l 'CC' Gi c‡i
 Ackb (A) †Z fzj Av‡Q| Both he as well as ZvwjKvfz³ Kiv nq|
62. Identify the sentence with correctly placed
his friend' grammatically Aï× KviY Both
modifier.
Gi ï× iƒc n‡e- 'Both he and his friend' A. While running in the park, his hand was
A_ev 'he as well as his friend. dislocated.
59. Who complied the first English B. While running in the park, it was his hand
Dictionary? that dislocated.
A. William Shakespeare C. While running in the park, it was his hand
B. Dr. Samuel Johnson that dislocated.
D. While running in the park, he dislocated
C. Edmund Burke his hand
D. William Wordsworth Answer  D Explanation:
Answer  B Explanation:
 hLb †Kv‡bv modifier mwVK subject ‡K wb‡`©k bv
 cÖ_g D‡jøL‡hvM¨ Bs‡iwR AwfavbwU Dr. Samuel K‡i wfbœ †Kv‡bv subject †K wb‡`©k bv K‡i wfbœ
Johnson Øviv msKwjZ n‡qwQj| Zvui Awfavb, 'A †Kv‡bv subject †K wb‡`©k K‡i Zv‡K Dangling
Dictionary of the English Language'' Modifier/Illogical modifier/Misplaced
modifieer e‡j| †m‡ÿ‡Î sentence Gi `ywU Ask
wk‡ivbv‡g 1755 mv‡j cÖKvwkZ n‡qwQj Ges GwU
Kg (,) Øviv hy³ _v‡K Ges A_©MZ RwUjZv `~i Kivi
Bs‡iwR fvlvi BwZnv‡m me‡P‡q cÖfvekvjx Rb¨ modifier wU †h subject †K mwVKfv‡e
Awfavb¸wji g‡a¨ GKwU wnmv‡e we‡ewPZ nq| wb‡`©k K‡i wVK Zvi c~‡e©/c‡i modifier wU emv‡Z
60. Which of the following is the correct n‡e| †hgb: While running in the park
sentence? (adverbial phrase)' wUi wVK c‡iB hw` 'his
A. Due to want of rain the wells have gone hand' emv‡bv nq Z‡e ev‡K¨i A_© weK…Z n‡e| KviY
dry. ZLb phrase wU Øviv ÔnvZwU †`․ov‡bvi mgqÕ Ggb
A_© cÖKvk K‡i hv m½wZc~Y© n‡e bv| KviY GLv‡b,
B. Because of want of rain the wells have
D³i phrase wU 'his hand' ‡K bq eis 'he
gone dry. (subject)' ‡K modify K‡i| ZvB A_©MZ RwUjZv
C. For want of rain the wells have gone dry. `~i Kivi Rb¨ modifier wUi wVK c‡iB he
D. Owing to want of rain the wells have gone (subject)' ‡K emv‡Z n‡e| A_©vr Ackb (D) n‡e
dry. mwVK DËi|

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

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63. 'The speaker could enhance engagement  cÖZœZvwË¡Kiv c„w_exi ¯Íi †f` K‡i ax‡i ax‡i Zvi
by trimming down the content and in‡m¨i c`©v mwi‡q cÖvPxb gvby‡li wPý Lyu‡R †ei
avoiding unnecessary verbosity in the K‡ib|
presentation'. What does the underlined  cÖZœZvwË¡Kiv cÖv_wgKfv‡e †f․Z aŸsmve‡kl,
word mean? cwi‡ekMZ Z_¨, Rxevk¥, wkíKg©, cÖvK…wZK
A. Wordiness B. Brevity mvs¯‥…wZK f‚`„k¨vejx BZ¨vw` Aa¨vqb K‡i _v‡Kb|
C. Directness D. Concisness 66. Avwbqvi VvKzgv †gw·‡Kv †_‡K G‡m‡Qb, wZwb GKwU †iŠc¨
Ges wd‡ivRv †eªm‡jU †i‡L‡Qb hv Zvi bvbx Zv‡K
Answer  A Explanation:
w`‡qwQ‡jb| Mnbvi GB UzKivwU GKwU-
Words Word meanings A. wkíKg© B. Awfbœ j¨vÛ‡¯‥c
Verbosity evMvo¤^i C. mvs¯‥…wZK j¨vÛ‡¯‥c D. wbwg©Z cwi‡ek
Wordiness kãevûj¨ Answer  A Explanation:
Brevity mswÿßZv
 GKwU wkíKg© nj GKwU †f․Z e¯‘ hvi GKwU bv›`wbK
Directness ¯úóZv
mswÿßZv A_ev aviYMZ gvb _vK‡Z cv‡i| †hgb: †cBw›Us,
Conciseness
fv¯‥h©, d‡UvMÖvd, Bb÷‡jgb, A¼b, †KvjvR
 Verbbosity Gi Av‡iv wKQz ¸iæZ¡c~Y© Synonym BZ¨vw`|
Ges Antonyms- 67. evsjv mvjZvbv‡Zi cÖvPxb ivRavbxi bvg wK, eZ©gv‡b
 Synonyms: Wordiness, Prolixity, BD‡b‡¯‹v wek^ HwZn¨evnx ¯’vb?
Logorrhea, Grrulity, Windiness, A. LwjdvZvev` B. ‡mvbviMvuI
Circumlocution. C. gnv¯’vbMo D. gqbvgwZ
 Antonyms: Compactness, Concision, Answer  C Explanation:
Succinctness, Briefness, Terseness.  lvU M¤^yR gmwR` (ev‡MinvU), 1985 (321Zg)|
64. What is the verb form of the word 'soft'?  cvnvocyi †e․× wenvi (bIMvu), 1985 (322Zg)|
A. softer B. softify  my›`ie 6 wW‡m¤^i, 1997 (708Zg)|
C. softed D. soften 68. evsjv‡`‡ki cÖZœZ‡Ë¡ †mvgcyi gnvwenv‡ii Zvrch© Kx?
Answer  D Explanation: A. GwU fviZxq Dcgnv‡`‡ki e„nËg Ges me‡P‡q
D‡jøL‡hvM¨ †e․× gV¸wji g‡a¨ GKwU|
Part of A_© B. GwU myjZvwb Avg‡ji Ab¨Zg †kÖô ¯’vcZ¨|
Words
Speech
C. ¸ß Avg‡j GwU GKwU mxgvšÍ `yM© wn‡m‡e KvR K‡iwQj|
Softness Noun ‡KvgjZv
Soft Adjective †Kvgj D. GwU evsjv‡`‡ki cÖvPxbZg cwiwPwZ `yM© kni|
Soften Verb big Kiv Answer  A Explanation:
Softly Adverb g„`yfv‡e  fviZxq Dcgnv‡`‡k cÖZœZvwË¡K LbbKv‡h©i d‡j hZ
†e․× wenvi Avwe®‥…Z n‡q‡Q Zvi g‡a¨ †mvgcyi wenvi
cÖZœZË¡ e„nËg| 8g kZvãx‡Z cvj es‡ki ivRv ag©cvj
65. cÖZœZvwË¡Kiv cÖv_wgKfv‡e ----------Aa¨qb K‡ib AZx‡Z wenviwU wbk©vY K‡ib| ÔmZ¨cx‡ii wfUvÕ †mvgcyi
gvbyl Kxfv‡e evm KiZ Zv †evSvi Rb¨| wenv‡ii GKwU D‡jøL‡hvM¨¯’vb|
A. Rxevk¥ B. wkíKg© 69. evsjv‡`‡ki e„nËg cÖvK…wZK n«` †KvbwU?
C. HwZnvwmK `wjj D. Dc‡ii me¸‡jv A. KvßvB n«` B. Uv½yqvi nvIi
Answer  D Explanation: C. iv½vgvwU †jK D. eovj n«`
Answer  B Explanation:
 cÖZœZË¡ n‡jv Avw`g gvby‡li cwiZ¨³ `ªemvgMÖx Ges
Zv‡`i ms¯‥…wZi wb`k©b ¯^iƒc e¨eüZ Z †cvkvK-  evsjv‡`‡ki e„nËg n«`- KvßvB n«` (iv½vgvwU)| Z‡e
cwi‡”Q`mg~n e¯‘MZ ms¯‥…wZ M‡elYvi gva¨‡g AZxZ n«`wU cÖvK…wZK †Kvb n«` bq| 1960 mv‡j KY©dzjx
c~Y©wbg©v‡Yi weÁvb| b`x‡Z eva †`Iqvi Kvi‡Y KvßvB ü‡`i m„wó nq‡Q|

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

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70. cÖZœZË¡ weÁv‡bi †Kvb kvLv wn‡m‡e we‡ewPZ nq? Answer  B Explanation:
A. kvixwiK B. mvgvwRK  wewfbœ †`‡ki AvBbmfv:
C. A_©‣bwZK D. e¨emv
†`k AvBbmfv †`k AvBbmfv
Answer  B Explanation:
AvdMvwb¯Ívb jqv wRiMv g‡½vwjqv _yivj
 cÖZœZË¡ g~jZ b„weÁv‡bi GKwU we‡kl kvLv| ZvB gRwjm-B- biI‡q ÷iwUs
cvwK¯Ívb
cÖZœZË¡‡K mvgvwRK weÁvb Ges gvbweKZvi kvLv m~iv
DfqB we‡ePbv Kiv †h‡Z cv‡i| †WbgvK© †dv‡K©wUs BmivBj †b‡mU
71. wmÜz mf¨Zv †Kvb AvaywbK †`‡k weKvk jvf K‡iwQj? Rvcvb Wv‡qU my B ‡Wb wiKmW¨vM
A. fviZ I cvwKw¯Ívb B. wgki I my`vb ivwkqv ‡÷U Wzgv gvjØxc gRwjg
C. Pxb I g‡½vwjqv D. ‡gw·‡Kv I ga¨ Av‡gwiKv 75. ‡UKmB Dbœqb jÿ¨-Gi †h jÿ¨wU gvbm¤§Z wkÿv wb‡q
wbweofv‡e Av‡jvPbv K‡i--
Answer  A Explanation:
A. GmwRwW 4 B. GmwRwW 3
 wgki I †g‡mv‡Uwgqvq hLb bMi mf¨Zv M‡o D‡VwQj C. GmwRwW 8 D. GmwRwW 9
Zvi cÖvq KvQvKvwQ mg‡q fviZe‡l© wm›`y b`xi Zx‡i Answer  A Explanation:
GKwU mf¨Zv M‡o D‡V| GB mf¨Zv wmÜz mf¨Zv bv‡g  SDG- Sustainable Development Goals.
cwiwPZ| GwU †eªvÄ hy‡Mi mf¨Zv, GLv‡b †jvnvi  ‡gqv`: 1 Rvbyqvwi, 2016-31 wW‡m¤^i, 2003 ch©šÍ|
†Kv‡bv wRwbm cvIqv hvq wb| 1921 mv‡j ivLvj `vk SDG jÿ¨gvÎv mg~n-
e‡›`vcva¨vq wmÜz mf¨Zv Avwe®‥vi K‡ib| ÔniàvÕ I 1. `vwi`ª we‡gvPb
Ôg‡n‡Äv`v‡ivÕ GwU `yBwU bMi wb‡q wmÜz mf¨Zv M‡o 2. ÿzavgyw³
D‡VwQj| 3. my¯^v¯’¨ I Kj¨vY
4. gvbm¤§Z wkÿv
72. Awjw¤úK †Mgm m„wói mv‡_ †Kvb cÖvPxb mf¨Zv RwoZ?
5. wj½ mgZv
A. cÖvPxb MÖxm B. cÖvPxb †ivg 6. my‡cq cvwb I cqtwb®‥vkY e¨e¯’v
C. BbKv mv¤ªvR¨ D. A¨vR‡UK m¤ªvR¨ 7. bevqb‡hvM¨ I e¨qmva¨ R¦vjvbx
Answer  A Explanation: 8. †kvfb KvR I A_©‣bwZK cÖe„w×
9. wkí, D™¢veb I AeKvVv‡gv
 776 wLªóc~e©v‡ã cÖvPxb MÖx‡m Awjw¤úK †Ljv ïiæ nq| 10. •elg¨ n«vm
ag©, `k©b, weÁvb, †Ljvayjv, ¯’vcZ¨ I fv¯‥©‡h 11. †UKmB bMi I Rbc`
MÖxK‡`i Ae`vb Acwimxg| 12. cwiwgZ †fvM I †UKmB Drcv`b
13. Rjevqy wel‡q c`‡ÿc
AvšÍR©vwZK m¤úK© 14. †UKmB mvMi I gnvmvMi
73. KZ mv‡j Cartagena Protocol ¯^vÿwiZ nq? 15. f‚wgi †UKmB e¨fnvi
A. 2001 mv‡j B. 2002 gv‡j 16. kvwšÍ, b¨vqwePvi I Kvh©Ki cÖwZôvb
C. 2000 mv‡j D. 2004 mv‡j 17. †UKmB Dbœq‡bi Rb¨ Askx`vwiZ¡
Answer  C Explanation: 76. ag©xq ¯^vaxbZv evsjv‡`‡ki msweav‡bi †Kvb Aby‡”Q‡`
AšÍfz©³?
 KvUv©‡Mbv cÖ‡UvKj - RvwZms‡Ni •Re wbivcËv welqK A. Aby‡”Q` 38 B. Aby‡”Q` 41
Pzw³|
C. Aby‡”Q` 50 D. Aby‡”Q` 100
29 Rvbyqvwi, 2000 mv‡j Answer  B Explanation:
¯^vÿwiZ nq
(gw›Uªj, KvbvWv)
 msweav‡bi ¸iæZ¡c~Y© Aby‡”Q`mg~n-
Kvh©Ki 11 †m‡Þ¤^i, 2003
evsjv‡`k mvÿi K‡i 24 †g, 2000 mv‡j Aby‡”Q` bs welq
RxecÖhyw³i e¨envi Øviv 36 Pjv‡divi ¯^vaxbZv
D‡Ïk¨ cwigvwR©Z cÖv‡Yi wbivc` 37 mgv‡e‡ki ¯^vaxbZv
e¨evni wbwðZ KiY 38 msMV‡bi ¯^vaxbZv
39 wPšÍv I we‡eK Ges evK ¯^vaxbZv
74. ‡÷U Wzgv †Kvb †`‡ki AvBbmfv? 40 ‡ckv ev e„wËi ¯^vaxbZv
A. Zzi¯‥ B. ivwkqv 41 ag©xq ¯^vaxbZv
C. ‡¯úb D. Rvg©vwb 42 m¤úwËi AwaKvi

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77. ivwkqvi ciivóªgš¿xi bvg wK?
A. w`wgwÎ †g`‡f`
C. w`wgwÎ †cmKf
B. ‡m‡M©B †jfif
D. wgLvBj wgbymwUb
Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq
Answer  B Explanation: Kjv I gvbweKx Abyl`
 ivwkqvi eZ©gvb ciivóªgš¿x- †m‡M©B wW‡±v‡ivwfP ÔCÕ BDwbU Set-N
j¨vfif| †m‡M©B j¨vfif me‡P‡q †ewk mgq a‡i fwZ© cixÿv 2023-2024
`vwqZ¡iZ iæk ciivóªgš¿x (2004-eZ©gvb)|
 ivwkqvi eZ©gvb †cÖwm‡W›U- føvw`wgi cywZb| mgq: (5+55) wgwbU, †gvU b¤^i: 80
 eZ©gvb cÖavbgš¿x - wgLvBj wgïw¯Íb| * cÖwZwU fzj Dˇii Rb¨ 0.20 b¤^i KvUv hv‡e|
 eZ©gvb cÖwZiÿvgš¿x- Av‡›`ªi †e‡jvmf| * DËic‡Îi wb‡`©wkZ ¯’v‡b wb‡Pi evK¨ `yBwU wjL|
 ivwkqvi †cÖwm‡W‡›Ui miKvwi evmfeb- ‡µgwjb| K. ¯^cœ bq, kvwšÍ bq, †Kvb GK †eva KvR K‡i|
78. Kviv †mvnivB Drme Kiv cvjb K‡i? L. You must be the change you with to see in the world.
A. PvKgv b„‡Mvôx B. gvigv b„‡Mvôx
C. mvuIZvj b„‡Mvôx D. Mv‡iv b„‡Mvôx
Answer  C Explanation: ÿz`ª b„‡Mvôx Drme- English
b„‡Mvôx Drme Read the following passage and answer
PvKgv weRy (el©eiY), dvêybx c~wY©gv (ag©xq) questions 1-5
gvigv mvMÖvB (el©eiY) The term ''folk song'' has been current for
wÎcyiv ‣emyK (el©eiY)
over a hundred years, but there is till a good
Mv‡iv IqvbMvjv
mvIZvj ‡mvnvivB, cvmKv cie deal of disagreement as to what it actually
ivLvBb mv‡›`ª, Rj‡Kwj means. The definition provided by the
IuivI dv¸qv International Folk Music Council states that
gyis wQqvQZ
wLqvs mvsjvb folk music is the music of ordinary people,
which is passed on from person to person by
79. ‡`k fv‡jv nq hw` †`‡ki wek^we`¨vjq fv‡jv nq- †K
e‡jwQ‡jb? being listened to rather than learned from the
A. Aveªvnvg wjsKb B. wbDUb printed page. Other factors that help hsape a
C. evUªv©Û iv‡mj D. ‡b‡niæ flok song include: continuity (many
Answer  D Explanation: gYxlx‡`i weLvZ Dw³- performances over a number of years);
†hLv‡b AvBb †bB, †mLv‡b ¯^vaxbZv variation (changes in words and melodies
Rb jK either through artistic interpretation or failure
†bB
‡Zvgiv Avgv‡K wkwÿZ gv `vI, Avwg of memory); and selection (the acceptance of
†b‡cvwjqb
†Zvgv‡`i‡K wkwÿZ RvwZ †`e
hy×B Rxeb, hy×B mve©Rbxb wnUjvi
a song by the community in which it
‡`k fv‡jv nq hw` †`‡ki wek^we`¨vq RInijvj evolves).
fv‡jv nq †b‡niæ When songs have been subjected these
Justice delayed is justice processes their origin is usually impossible to
MøvW‡÷vb
denied
ïbn gvbyl fvB, mevi Dci gvbyl mZ¨ trace. For instance, if a farm laborer were to
PÐx`vm make up a song and sing it to a couple of
Zvnvi Dc‡i ‡bB
80. Fwl mybvK-Gi `‡ji bvg wK? friends who like it and memorize it, possibly
A. KbRvi‡fwUf cvwU© B. ‡jevi cvwU© when the friends come to sing it themselves
C. wjev‡ij †W‡gvµvwU© D. Gjv‡qÝ cvwU© one of them might forgetsoome of the words
Answer  A Explanation: and make up new ones to fill the gap, while
 hy³iv‡Ri eZ©gvb cÖavgš¿x wKqvi ÷vigvi| Zvi the other, perhaps more artistic, might add a
ivR‣bwZK `‡ji bvg †jevi cvwU©| few decorative touches to the tune and
 hyiv‡R¨i m`¨ mv‡eK cÖavbgš¿x Fwl mybv‡Ki improve a couple of lines of text. If this
ivR‣bwZK `j KbRvi‡fwUe cvwU©|
happened a few times there would be many
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different verions, the song's original disagreement as to what it actually means
composer would be forgotten, and the song (†jvKm½xZ kãwU GKkZ eQ‡iiI †ewk mgq a‡i
would become common property.This cÖPwjZ, wKš‘ cÖK…Z A_© Kx Zv wb‡q GLbI A‡bK
gZwe‡iva i‡q‡Q)|
constant reshaping and re-creating is the 3. Which of the following is not mentioned as
essence of folk music. Consequently, modem a characteristic of the typicial folk song?
popular songs and othere published muisc, A. It is constantly changing over time.
enven widely sung by people who are not B. It is passed on the other people by being
professional musicinas, are not considered performed.
folk music. The muisc and words have been C. It contains complex musical structures.
D. It appeals to many people.
set by a printed or recorded source,
Answer  C Explanation:
limitingscope for further artistic creation.
 Folk music Gi RwUj m½xZmsµvšÍ KvVv‡gv
These songs origins cannot be disguised and
(Complex musical structure) i‡q‡Q GgbwU
therefore they belong primarily to the passage Gi †Kv_vq †bB| cÿvšÍ‡i, mg‡qi mv‡_
composer and not to a community. Folk music Gi cwieZ©bkxjZv, Gi avivevwnKZv
The ideal situation for the creation of folk Ges gvby‡li Gi cÖwZ AvKl©Y wb‡q passage G wek`
music is an isolated rural community. In such Av‡jvPbv Kiv n‡q‡Q|
a setting folk songs and dances have a special 4. According to the passage, why would the
purpose at every stage in a person's life, from original composers of songs be forgotten?
childhood to death. Epic tales of heroic A. Audiences prefer songs composed by
deeds, seasons songs relating to calendar professional musicinas.
events, and occupational songs are also likely B. Singers dislike the decorative touches in
to be sung. folk songs tunes.
1. What does the passage mainly discuss? C. Numerous variations of folk songs come
A. Themes commonly found in folk music to exist at the same time.
B. Elements that define folk music D. Folk songs are not considered an
C. Influences of folk music on popular muisc important form of music.
Answer  C Explanation:
D. The standards of the International Folk
Music Council  Passage Gi 2q c¨vivi gvSvgvwS As‡k ejv n‡q‡Q
Answer  B Explanation: - If this happened a few times there
would be many versions, the song's
 cÖ`Ë passage G †Kvb †Kvbb Dcv`vbmg~n Folk original composer would be forgotten
Music (†jvKm½xZ) - †K msÁvwqZ K‡i †m¸‡jv and the song would become common
mswÿß cwim‡i Av‡jvPbv Kiv n‡q‡Q| GK K_vq,
property (hw` GKwU K‡qKevi N‡U Z‡e A‡bK¸wj
GKv‡b †jvKm½x‡Zi wewea •ewkó¨ Zz‡j aiv n‡q‡Q|
ms¯‥iY _vK‡e, Mv‡Yi g~j myiKvi we¯§„Z n‡eb Ges
2. Which of the following statements about
MvbwU mvaviY m¤úwˇZ cwiY‡Z n‡e)Õ| A_©vr, GKB
'folk song' is supported by the passage? mg‡q GKwU †jvKmsMx‡Zi A‡bK¸‡jv ms¯‥i‡Yi
A. It has been used for several centuries. `iæY g~j myiKvi‡K Avi Lyu‡R hv‡e bv| `
B. The international Folk Music Council 5. The author mentions that published music
invented it. is not considered folk music beacuse-
C. It is considered to be out-of -date A. the original composer can be easily
D. There is disagreementabout its meaning. indentified
Answer  D Explanation: B. the songs attract only the young people in
 cÖ`Ë Aby‡”Q`wU Ô‡jvKm½x‡Zi A_© wb‡q gZ‡e` a community
_vKviÕÕ welqwU‡K mg_©b K‡i| Passage Gi 1g C. The songs are generally perfomed by
jvB‡b Zv my®úó- The term 'folk song' has professional singers.
been current for over a hundred years, D. the composers write the music in rural
but there is still a good deal of communities

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Answer  A Explanation: 8. Which of the following is not an epic?
 Passage Gi 2q c¨vivi †kl jvBb Kiv n‡q‡Q- A. The Iliad B. The Mahabharata
These songs origins cannot be disguised C. The Shahnameh D. The Da Vinci Code
and therefore they belong primarily to the Answer  D Explanation:
composer and not to a community (GB
Mvb¸wji Drm¸wj Avovj Kiv hvq bv Ges ZvB G¸wj  ‡nvgv‡i 'The Iliad' e¨vm‡`‡ei 'The
g~jZ myiKv‡ii gvwjKvbvaxb Ges †KvbI m¤úª`v‡qi Mahabharata'' Ges gnvKwe †di‡`․mxi 'The
bq)| A_©vr, AvaywbKKv‡j cÖKvwkZ Mvb¸‡jv Folk Shahnameh' G‡`i me¸‡jvB n‡jv gnvKve¨
music bq KviY Gme Mv‡bi g~j myiKvi‡K mn‡R (Epic) | cÿvšÍ‡i, 'The Da Vinci Code' n‡jv
wPwýZ Kiv hvq| Av‡gwiKvb †jLK W¨vb eªvDb Gi †jLv GKwU RbwcÖq
6. A child born after death of father is called -
w_ªjviag©x Dcb¨vm (novel)|
A. effeminate B. immature
9. Which of the following is the correct
C. fatherless D. posthumous
sentence?
Answer  D Explanation: A. It is strange that you don't know
Main words Word Meanings swimming.
Effeminate †g‡qwj B. It is strange that you don't know how to
Fatherless wcZ…nxb swim.
Posthumous gi‡YvËi C. It is strange that you don't know how to
Immature Acwic° swimming.
 GKwU gi‡YvËi wkï (Posthumous child) n‡jv D. It is strange that you don't know to swim.
Zvi wcZvgvZvi †Kv‡bv GKR‡bi g„Zz¨i c‡i Answer  B Explanation:
Rb¥MÖnYKvix wkï|  mvaviYZ known Gi ci gerund e‡m bv eis
7. Which part of the following sentence infinitive (to + verb Gi base form) A_ev
contains error? clause e‡m| ZvB Ackb (A) mwVK bq| Ackb
Many a boy were happy (C) fzj KviY how to nq bv, eis know ho to
A n‡”Q Dchy³ phrase | myZivs, Ackb (B) n‡e
dancing at the victory DËi|
B 10. 'In the fast-paced world of technology,
of our cricket team in India? No errors today's cutting-edge gadets quickly
C D become ephemeral as newer, more
Answer  A Explanation: advanced models are introduced''. What
does the underlined word mean in the
 hLb †Kv‡bv Noun Gi c~‡e© many a/many an sentence?
hy³ nq, ZLb noun wU singular Ges verb wUI A. Everlasting B. Temporary
singular nq| †m‡ÿ‡Î many a/many an Gi
C. Substantial D. Perpetual
A_© nq- ÔAwaKvskÕÕ| cÖ`Ë ev‡K¨i 'Many a boy
were happy' AskwU fzj KviY GLv‡b e¨eüZ Answer  B Explanation:
verb wU plural | D³ As‡ki ï×iƒc n‡e -
Many a boy was happy (AwaKvsk †Q‡jivB Main words Word Meanings
Lywk n‡qwQj)| Ephemeral ÿY¯’ vqx
 D‡jøL Many a/many an Gi cwie‡Z© 'A great Perpetual wPi¯’ vqx
many/a good many/too many (A‡bK)Õ Temporary A¯’vqx
e¨eüZ n‡j, ZLb noun Ges verb Df‡q plural Substantial D‡jøL‡hvM¨
n‡e| †hgb: A great may/a good many/too Everlasting k^vk^Z
many students wre absent in the meeting
 Ephemeral Gi wKQz ¸iæZ¡c~Y© synonym &
(mfvq A‡bK wkÿv_©x Abycw¯’Z wQ‡jb)|
Antonym:
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 Synonyms: Temporary, Fleeting, Short-  Z‡e, gv‡S gv‡S Transitive verb- hy³ clause
lived, Transitory, Volatile, Breif. Gi passive voice G AcwiewZ©Z _v‡K| cÖ‡kœv³
 Antonym: Enduring, Lasting, Lengthy, sentence wUi 1g As‡ki voice change Ki‡Z
n‡e KviY GLv‡b 'drive' GKwU Transitive
Permanent, Eternal.
verb| D³ AskwU Past Continuous tense G
11. Stare: Glance:: Av‡Q weavq Gi Passive voice Kivi wbqg:
A. Gulp: Ship B. Shallow: Depth Active: Subject + was/were/verb+ing+
C. Hollow: Deep D. Faint: Audible object
Answer  A Explanation: Passive: Object wU subject wn‡m‡e em‡e +
was/were/being+v3+subject wU object
Main Word Meanings wn‡m‡e em‡e|
words Ex: Active-He was driving the car so
`xN© mgq a‡i KvD‡K ev wKQzi fast.
Stare
w`‡K w¯’ifv‡e ZvKv‡bv Passive: The car being driven by im so
Glance GKwU mswÿß ev `ªæZ `„wó fast.
Gulp eo eo MÖv‡m wKQz LvIqvev †Mvjv Avevi, D³ sentence Gi 2q As‡k Intransitive
Sip PzgyK verb (skid) _vKvq GB As‡ki passive Ki‡Z
Shallow AMfxi n‡e bv| ZvB mwVK DËi n‡e Ackb (B)| D‡jøL¨,
Hollow dvu c v †Kv‡bv verb Gi object _vK‡j †mwU‡K
Faint AÁvb Transitive verb I object bv _vK‡j †mwU‡K
Audible kÖeY‡hvM¨ Intransitive verb e‡j|
13. What is the verb form of the word 'able'?
 GB mv`„k¨wU K‡g©i ZxeªZv (Intensity) ev gvÎvi A. to able B. disable
wfwË K‡i| stare n‡jv GK`„‡ó ZvwK‡q _vKv †hLv‡b C. enable D. ability
'Glance' Øviv mvaviYfv‡e ZvKv‡bv‡K eySvq| A_©vr Answer  C Explanation:
Glance Gi Zxeªiƒc n‡jv stare | Abyiƒcfv‡e, 14. Whatis the appropriate closing for a
†Kv‡bvwKQz cv‡bi †ÿ‡Î Gulp nj sip Gi †P‡q formal business letter?
AviI Zxeª iƒc| A. Sincerely B. Regards
12. What is the passive form of 'He was C. Best wishes D. Yours truly
driving the car so fast that it skidded on Answer  A Explanation:
the snowy road'?  Sincerely GKwU fomral wPwVi Rb¨ GKwU Dchy³
A. The car was driven by him so fast that it mgvwß wnmv‡e we‡ewPZ nq KviY GwU †ckv`vwiZ¡ Ges
m¤§v‡bi ewntcÖKvk| Ab¨vb¨ mgvcbx †hgb Regards
skidded on the snowy road.
Ges Best wishes 'semi-formal ev informal
B. The car was being driven by him so fast wPwVi Rb¨ †ewk Dchy³| Yours truly AvbyôvwbK
that it skidded on the snowy road. wPwV‡Z e¨envi Kiv †h‡Z cv‡i Z‡e GwU KLbI
C. The car had been driven by him so fastthat wKQzUv cyiv‡bv ev AwZwi³ AvbyôvwbK g‡b n‡Z cv‡i|
it skidded on the snowy road. ZvB Acgb (A) n‡e mwVK DËi|
D. The car has been driven by him so fast 15. Identify the sentence with correctly palced
modifier.
that it skidded on the snowy road.
A. The children admired the mural painted
Answer  B Explanation:
with bright colors.
cÖ`Ë sentence wU GKwU Complex sentence | B. Painted with bright colors, the mural was
Complex sentence Gi †ÿ‡Î voice change Gi admired by the children.
wbqg- C. The children admired the brightly colored
 D³ sentence Gi Principal clause Ges mural.
Subordinate clause Df‡qi passive voice D. Painted with bright colors, admired the
Ki‡Z n‡e| children the mural.
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Answer  B Explanation:  m‡µwUm-wek^weK¨vZ wMÖK `vk©wbK I cwðgv `k©‡bi
 Ackb (A) I (B) e¨vKiYMZfv‡e mwVK, Ackb cÖwZôvZv|
(C) fzj KviY Color kãwUi modifier wn‡m‡e Rb¥ wLªóc~e© 470
brightly e¨füZ n‡q‡Q, hv A_©MZfv‡e fzj| KviY g„Zz¨ wLªóc~e© 399
gramatically adverb (brightly) KLbI cwiPq weL¨vZ wMÖK `vk©wbK|
noun †K (color) modify K‡i bv| Ackb (D)  wb‡R‡K Rv‡bv|
†Z cÖ`Ë evK¨wU‡Z MVbMZ fzj Av‡Q|  ‡cvkvK n‡jv evB‡ii AveiY,
gvby‡li Avmj †m․›`h©¨ n‡”Q Zvi
weL¨vZ
`k©b Dw³
Ávb|
 g„Zz¨B nj gvby‡li me©v‡cÿv eo
wb‡¤œv³ Aby‡”Q‡`i Av‡jv‡K (16 I 17 bscÖ‡kœi) DËi Avk©xev`|
`vI:  KwVb hy‡×I mevi cÖwZ `qvjy nI|
He was originally a sculptor who seems to
19. GKwU Kw¤úDUvi weÁvb cixÿv 30% cixÿv_©x cvk
have also had a number of other occupations, K‡i‡Q| hviv cvk Ki‡Z cv‡i wb Zv‡`i 12 Rb Kw¤úDUvi
including soldier, before he was told by the weÁvb †Kv‡m© AskMÖnY K‡i‡Q Ges 30 Rb D³ †Kv‡m©
Oracle at Delphi that he was the wisest man AskMÖnY K‡iwb| KqRb cwiÿv_©x cixÿvq AskMÖnY
in the World. In an effort to prove the roacle K‡i‡Q?
wrong, he embarked on a new career of A. 60 Rb B. 80 Rb
questioning those who were said to be wise C. 100 Rb D. 120 Rb
and, in doing so, proved the oracle correct: Answer  A Explanation:
Socrates was the wisest man in the world
cvk Ki‡Z cv‡iwb = (100-30)% = 70%
beause he did not claim to know anything of
70% cixÿv_©x = (12+30) Rb = 42
importance. His most famous student was 1% cixÿv_©x = 42/70
Plato (l. c 424/423-348/347 BCE) who would
42100
honor his name through the establishment of  100% cixÿv_©x = 70 Rb
a school in Athens (Plato's Academy) and,
20. ÔmZZv m‡e©vrK…ó cš’v †KvbwU Abyev`?
more so, through the philosophical dialogues A. Honestyis the best virute
he wrote featuring Socrates as the central B. Honesty is the better way
character.) C. Honesty is a good way
16. Ôm‡µwUm †miv ÁvbxÕ- G K_v †K †NvlYv K‡i‡Q?
D. Honesty is the best policy
A. ‡cø‡Uv B. ‡Wjwdi •`eevYx
Answer  D Explanation:
C. G‡_‡Ýi RbMY D. Ck^i
Answer  B Explanation: A barking dog hZ M‡R© ZZ e‡l© bv
seldom bites
 m‡µwUm‡K †miv Ávbx e‡jwQ‡jb- †Wjwdi IivKj| A friend in need is a Amg‡qi eÜz cÖK…Z eÜz|
17. m‡µwU‡mi QvÎ †K wQ‡jb? friend indeed
A. Gwi÷Uj B. ‡cø‡Uv No news is good †Kv‡bv Lei †bB gv‡bB
C. nvB‡WMvi D. ‡_wjm news fv‡jv Lei|
Nothing venture, SzuwK bv wb‡j KvR nq
Answer  B Explanation: bv|
nothing have
Many a little makes `‡ki jvwV G‡Ki †evSv|
wkÿK QvÎ
a mickle
m‡µwUm †cø‡Uv gvbyl wb‡Ri fvM¨ wb‡RB
Man is the architect
†cø‡Uv Gwi÷Uj of his own fortune M‡o|
Gwi÷Uj Av‡jKRvÛvi To err is human gvbyl gvÎB fzj K‡i|
A Stitch in time mg‡qi GK †dvuo,
18. m‡µwUm †K wQ‡jb? saves nine Amg‡qi `k †dvuo|
A. fviZxq `vk©wbK B. wMÖK `vk©wbK Self preservation is PvPv Avcb cÖvY evuPv
C. ivwkqvb weÁvbx D. Av‡gwiKvb ag©hvRK the first law of
Answer  B Explanation: nautre

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21. U‡jwg †K wQ‡jb? 25. wb‡Pi †Kvb evsjv‡`kx msev`cÎwU me‡P‡q cyivZb Ges
A. wPwKrmK B. `vg©wbK me©vwaK cÖPvwiZ?
C. ‡RvwZwe©` D. ‡mbvcwZ A. ‡WBwj ÷vi B. cÖ_g Av‡jv
Answer  C Explanation: C. evsjv‡`k AeRvifvi D. hyMvšÍi
 K¬wWqvm U‡jwg GKRb weL¨vZ wMÖK †R¨vwZwe©Ávbx, Answer  C Explanation:
MwYZwe` I f‚‡Mvjwe`| f‚‡Mvj wel‡q Zvi weL¨vZ  hyMvšÍiÕ cwÎKv wQj wewUªkwe‡ivax `j hyMvšÍi Gi
ÔMÖš’ `¨v AvDU jvBb Ae wRIMÖvwdÕ| gyLcvÎ| 1906 mv‡j f‚‡c›`ªbv_ `‡Ëi m¤úv`bvq
22. hw` x+5y=16 Ges x = -3y nq Zvn‡j y = ? cwÎKvwU cÖ_g cÖKvwkZ nq|
A. 24 B. 2  evsjv‡`k AeRvifvi XvKv †_‡K cÖKvwkZ GKwU
C. 8 D. 2 Bs‡iwR •`wbK| 1949 mv‡j cwÎKvwU cÖ_g cÖKvwkZ
Answer  C Explanation: nq| gymwjg jxM †bZv I ZrKvjxb cÖv‡`wkK gš¿x
nvwg`yj nK †P․ayix AeRvifvi cwÎKvi ¯^Z¡vwaKvix
x +5 y = 16 wQ‡jb|
 – 3y + 5y = 16 [x Gi gvb ewm‡q]  Dcgvnv‡`‡ki cÖ_g msev`cÎ- †e½j †M‡RU (1780)|
 2y = 16  Dcgnv‡`‡ki cÖ_g mgvwqK cÎ- w`K`k©b (1818)|
16
𝑦=  evsjv fvlvq cÖKvwkZ cÖ_g msev`cÎ- mgvPvi `c©b
2
y=8 (1818)|
23. Manifesto -Gi evsjv cwifvlv †KvbwU?  XvKv †_‡K cÖKvwkZ cÖ_g cwÎKv - XvKv cÖKvk
A. Bk‡Znvi B. Rbkw³ (1861)|
C. MYms‡hvM D. cÖPvicÎ  evsjv fvlvq cÖKvwkZ cÖ_g •`wbK msev`cÎ- msev`
Answer  A Explanation: cÖfvKi (1831)|
26. msevw`KZvi †ÿ‡Î GKRb m¤úv`‡Ki cÖv_wgK f‚wgKv Kx?
 wKQz cwifvwlK kã-
A. msev` wbeÜ †jLv
Manuscript cvÛzwjwc B. msev`c‡Îi web¨vm wWRvBb Kiv
Memorandum ¯§viKwjwc C. evZ©vKÿ cwiPvjbv
Neutral wbi‡cÿ D. weÁvc‡bi ¯’vb wewµ Kiv
Notification weÁwß, cÖÁvcb Answer  C Explanation:
Oath kc_  GKRb m¤úv`K n‡”Qb msev`‡ÿ‡Îi †bc_¨ bvqK|
Invoice Pvjvb wZwb Zvi iæwPkxj e¨w³Z¡, `~i`k©x wPšÍvfvebv I
Principle bxwZ m¤úv`bv `ÿZvi gva¨‡g evZ©vKÿ cwiPvjbv K‡ib|
Fiction K_vmvwnZ¨ 27. Ô‡Møvevj wf‡jRÕ kãwU Kvi †`qv?
Hostile kÎæfvevcbœ A. gvk©vj g¨vKjynvb B. GWIqvW© ev‡b©m
Index m~wP, wbN©›U C. ‡bvqvg Pgw¯‥ D. Iqvëvi µbKvBU
Immigrant Awfevmx Answer  A Explanation:
Manifesto Bm‡Znvi  Global Village (wek^MÖvg) - wek^MÖvg Ggb GKwU
aviYv †hLv‡b c„w_exi mKj gvbyl GKwU GKK
Rvb©vwjRg A¨vÛ wgwWqv ÷vwWR mgv‡Ri b¨vq emevm Ki‡e Ges Z_¨ I †hvMv‡hM
24. MYgva¨‡g •bwZKZvi †cÖÿvc‡U Ôh_vh_ZvÕ ej‡Z Kx cÖhyw³ e¨env‡ii gva¨‡g G‡K Ac‡ii mv‡_ Kv‡b‡±W
_vK‡e| gvk©vj g¨vKjynvb Zvi Understanding
†evSvq?
Media MÖ‡š’ me©cÖ_g Global Village m¤ú‡K©
A. cÖwZ‡e`‡b b¨vh¨Zv B. msev‡`i mg‡qvc‡hvMxZv aviYv †`b|
C. mZ¨evw`Zv I wbfz©jZv D. ¯^v‡_©i Ø›Ø Gov‡bv 28. MYgva¨‡gi †cÖÿvc‡U ÔwewewmÕ ej‡Z Kx †evSvq?
Answer  C Explanation: A. evsjv‡`k eªWKvw÷s K‡c©v‡ikb
B. weªwUk eªWKvw÷s K‡c©v‡ikb
 GKwU NUbv †hfv‡e N‡U wVK †mfv‡eB cvV‡Ki mvg‡b
C. eªWKv÷ weR‡bm K‡c©v‡ikb
Zz‡j aiv‡K Ôh_vh_ZvÕ ejv nq| MYgva¨‡g •bwZKZvi
D. eªWKvw÷s GÛ weR‡bm P¨v‡bj
†cÖÿvc‡U ZvB h_vh_Zv ej‡Z mZ¨ I wbfz©j msev`
Answer  B Explanation:
cÖKvk‡K †evSvq|

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 ¸iæZ¡c~Y© msev`ms¯’v- 33. iex›`ªbv_ wek^mvwnZ¨ wb‡q evsjvq †Kv_vq e³…Zv K‡ib?
msev`ms¯’v c~Y©iƒc A. e½xq mvwnZ¨ cwilr B. RvZxq wkÿv cwil`
British Broadcasting C. KjKvZv wek^we`¨vjq D. XvKv wek^we`¨vjq
BBC
Corporation Answer  D Explanation:
CNN Cable News Network  iex›`ªbv_ VvKzi 1906 mv‡j KjKvZvq RvZxq wkÿv
PTI Press Trust Of India cwil‡` wek^mvwnZ¨ wb‡q cÖ_g evsjvq e³…Zv K‡ib|
AP Asoosciate France Presse 34. Ae¨³ †Kvb weÁvbxi †jLv?
AFP Assocciate France Presse
A. m‡Z¨b †evm B. RM`xk P›`ª emy
Bangladesh Songbad
BSS C. gyn¤§` Kz`ivZ-G-Ly`v D. cÖdzjø P›`ª ivq
Songstha
Answer  B Explanation:
29. GKwU msev‡`i †Kvb AskwU ZvrÿwYKfv‡e cvV‡Ki
g‡bv‡hvM AvKl©Y K‡i?  ÔAe¨³Õ weÁvbx RM`xk P›`ª emy 1858 mv‡j
A. evBjvBb †÷vwi B. wjW evsjv‡`‡ki gqgbwmsn †Rjvq Rb¥MÖnb K‡ib| wZwb
gvB‡µvI‡qf ‡iwWI M‡elYv, Mv‡Q cÖv‡Yi Aw¯Í‡Z¡i
C. U¨vMjvBb D. wk‡ivbvg
cÖgvY, wµ÷vj wW‡U±i, †µm‡KvMÖvd Avwe®‥vi
Answer  D Explanation:
cÖf…wZi Rb¨ ¯§iYxq| wewewm Rwi‡c nvRvi eQ‡ii
 wk‡ivbvg †`‡L cvVK Le‡ii †fZ‡i cÖ‡ek Ki‡Z †kÖô ev½vwji ZvwjKvq RM`xk P›`ª emy 7g|
AvMÖnx nq| wk‡ivbvg‡K ejv nq msev‡`i weÁvcb| 35. Rv`yev¯Íeev` †Kvb A‡j †ewk cÖfve †d‡j‡Q
30. Kv‡K ÔAvaywbK †hvMv‡hvM Aa¨q‡bi RbKÕ wnmv‡e we‡ePbv A. ga¨ Gwkqvq bvU¨PP©vq
Kiv nq? B. jvwZb Av‡gwiKvi K_vmvwn‡Z¨
A. gvk©vj g¨vKjynvb B. ‡bvqvg Pgw¯‥ C. c~e© BD‡iv‡ci KweZvq
C. n¨viì j¨vmI‡qj D. Iqvëvi wjcg¨vb D. Avwd«Kvi wm‡bgvq
 Wilbur Schramm ‡K AvaywbK †hvMv‡hvM Aa¨vqb Answer  B Explanation:
RbK wn‡m‡e we‡ePbv Kiv nq|
 jvwZb Av‡gwiKvi K_vmvwn‡Z¨ Rv`yev¯Íeev` ev
31. ‡hvMv‡hvM Aa¨q‡bi †ÿ‡Î 'PR' mswÿß iƒcwU Kx †evSvq?
g¨vwRK wiqvwjR‡gi cÖfve †`Lv hvq| ev¯Íe cvw_©e
A. e¨w³MZ m¤úK© B. Rbms‡hvM KvVv‡gvi m‡½ d¨v›Uvwmi Dcv`vb wg‡j •Zwi nq
C. ‡cÖm weÁwß D. ivR‣bwZK wi‡cvwU©s Rv`yev¯Íeev` Ggb GK ai‡Yi mvwnZ¨ixwZ hv‡Z Rv`yi
Answer  B Explanation: DcKiY Aciev¯Íe RvM‡Zi Acwinvh© Ask| 1920
mv‡j Rvg©vwb‡Z Rv`yev¯Íev‡`i m~Pbv nq| wØZxq
 PR = Public Relation ‡hvMv‡hvM Aa¨vq‡bi ch©v‡qi m~Pbv nq jvwZb Av‡gwiKvq, 1955 mv‡j
†ÿ‡Î PR ej‡Z RbmsL¨v eySvq| (hv‡K ÔeygÕ mvwnZ¨ ejv nq)|
 PR = Press Release mvsevw`KZv Aa¨q‡bi 36. wkíx Gm Gg myjZv‡bi Rb¥kZel© †Kvb mv‡j?
†ÿ‡Î PR ej‡Z †cÖm weÁvwß eySvq| A. 2020 B. 2021
C. 2023 D. 2024
e½eÜz Zzjbvg~jK mvwnZ¨ I ms¯‹…wZ Bbw÷UwUDU Answer  C Explanation:
32. ‡Kvb mvwnZ¨Kg© Wvqv‡¯úviv †jL‡Ki  Gm. Gg myjZvb- cÖL¨vZ wPÎwkíx
A. A¨v nvDR di wg÷vi wek^vm
Rb¥ 10 AvM÷, 1923 mvj, bovBj
B. `¨v Iìg¨vb A¨vÛ `¨v weªR
g„Zz¨ 10 A‡±vei, 1994, h‡kvi
C. `¨v g¨vwRK gvD‡›Ub WvKbvg jvj wgqv
D. wm×v_© nZ¨vhÁ, nvjPvl, Pi`Lj, cÖ_g
Answer  A Explanation: weL¨vZ e„ÿ‡ivcb, Rwg© Kl©Y, hvÎx,
wPÎKg© gvwUKvUv, avb gvovB, c„w_exi
 wbe©vwmZ ev RxweKvi Rb¨ †¯^”Qvq †`kvšÍix n‡q wewfbœ gvbwPÎ BZ¨vw`|
¯’v‡b emwZ M‡o‡Qb Ggb †jvK‡`i Wvqv‡¯úviv ejv GKz‡ki c`K (1982), ¯^vaxbZv
nq| ÔA¨v nvDR di wg÷vi wek^vmÕ Wvqv‡¯úviv †jLK cyi¯‥vi
w`em cyi¯‥vi (1993)
wf Gm bvBc‡ji GKwU Dcwb‡ekev` we‡ivax mvwnZ¨|

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 20
37. fvi‡Z cÖ_g †Kv_vq Zzjbvg~jK mvwnZ¨ wefvM cÖwZwôZ 41. ‡Kvb e¨w³ †bv‡ej cyi¯‹vi I A¯‹vi cyi¯‹vi `y‡UvB
nq? †c‡q‡Qb?
A. wP‡bi †eBwRs wek^we`¨vjq A. iex›`ªbv_ VvKzi B. ee wWjvb
B. Rvcv‡bi †UvwKI wek^we`¨vjq C. RR© evb©vW© k D. Mvweª‡qj Mvwm©qv gv‡K©R
Answer  C Explanation:
C. fvi‡Zi hv`ecyi wek^we`¨vjq
D. `wÿY †Kvwiqvi wmDj wek^we`¨vjq  RR© evb©vW k (1856-1950)
Answer  C Explanation: AvBwik bvU¨Kvi, cÖvewÜK, Dcb¨vwmK I
cwiPq
mgv‡jvPK|
 cwðge‡½i hv`ecyi wek^we`¨vj‡q 1956 mv‡j cÖ_g Rb¥
26 RyjvB, 1856| Wvewjb,
Zzjbvg~iK mvwnZ¨ wefvM cÖwZôv Kiv nq| mvwnwZ¨K Avqvij¨vÛ|
eyׇ`e emy Gi cÖwZôvZvv‡`i g‡a¨ Ab¨Zg|  The Philanderer
 Arms and the man
38. mvwn‡Z¨ †bv‡ej cyi¯‹vi weRqx Ave`yi ivRvK ¸ibv †Kvb  The Doctor's Dilemma
eQi XvKv wjU †d‡÷ G‡mwQ‡jb? D‡jøL‡hvM¨  Candida
A. 2020 B. 2021 mvwnZ¨Kg©  Caesar and Celopatra
C. 2022 D. 2023  Man and Suprman
 Joan of Arc
Answer  D Explanation:  The man of Destiny
 †bv‡ej weRqx Ave`yi ivRvK ¸ibv GKRb ZvÄvwbqvb cyi¯‥vi
mvwnZ¨ †bv‡ej cyi¯‥vi (1925), A¯‥vi
Dcb¨vwmK| 2021 mv‡j wZwb mvwn‡Z¨ †bv‡ej cyi¯‥vi (1938)
cyi¯‥v‡ii f‚wlZ nb| Zvi D‡jøL‡hvM¨ mvwnZ¨Kg©-
c¨vivWvBm, evB `¨v mx, wWmvk©b|
BwZnvm
39. MxZvÄwj Abyev` K‡ib- 42. cÖvPxb cyÛª bMi †Kvb †Rjvq Aew¯’Z?
A. WweøD we B‡qUm B. iex›`ªbv_ VvKzi A. ivRkvnx B. Kzwgjøv
C. i‡Ub÷vBb D. GRiv cvDÛ C. e¸ov D. biwms`x
Answer  B Explanation: Answer  A+C Explanation:
MxZvÄwj  cÖvPxb evsjvi Rbc`-
 †gvU KweZv- 157wU| cÖvPxb Rbc` eZ©gvb Ae¯’vb
 Abyev` - Song offerings e¸ov, ivRkvnx, iscyi I
cyЪ
 Abyev`K: iex›`ªbv_ VvKzi| w`bvRcyi
 Song offerings Gi f‚wgKv wj‡Lb- AvBwik Kwe e½
e„nËi XvKv gqgbwmsn, dwi`cyi,
W. B. Yeats. ewikvj, cUzqvLvjx AÂj
mgZU e„nËi Kzwgjøv I †bvqvLvjx
 Song offerings cÖKvwkZ nq- 1912 mv‡j|
ewikvj, cUzqvLvjx, ev‡MinvU,
 G Kv‡e¨i Rb¨ iex›`ªbv_ †bv‡ej cyi¯‥vi jvf K‡ib- P›`ªØxc
Lyjbv I †MvcvjMÄ
1913mv‡j| gvj`n, gywk©`vev`, exif‚g,
40. g¨vb eyKvi GKwU-
†M․o
ea©gvb I PvucvBbevMÄ
A. cÖKvkbvi bvg B. cÖwZôv‡bi bvg nwi‡Kj wm‡jU, PÆMÖvg I cve©Z¨-PÆMÖvg
C. mvwnZ¨ cyi¯‥v‡ii bvg D. wek^we`¨vj‡qi bvg 43. Bswjk B÷ BwÛqv †Kv¤úvwb KLb evsjvi †`Iqvwb jvf
Answer  C Explanation: K‡i?
g¨vb eyKvi cyi¯‥vi- A. 1857 wLª. B. 1757 wLª.
C. 1765 wLª. D. 1764 wLª.
 mvwn‡Z¨i †kÖô cyi¯‥vi I mvwn‡Z¨i †bv‡ej wn‡m‡e
Answer  C Explanation:
L¨vZ|
 cyi¯‥vi cvIqvi kZ© - †jLK‡K KgbI‡qj_, wR¤^vey‡q  1600 mv‡j B÷ BwÛqv †Kv¤úvwb MwVZ nq| 1765
mv‡j m¤ªvU wØZxq kvnAvj‡gi KvQ †_‡K Gjvnvev`
ev Avqvij¨v‡Ûi bvMwiK n‡Z n‡e Ges Dcb¨vmwU
Pzw³i gva¨‡g †Kv¤úvwb evsjv, wenvi I Dwol¨vi †`Iqvwb
Bs‡iwR fvlvq iwPZ n‡Z n‡e| jvf K‡i| wmcvnx we‡`ªv‡ni ci 1858 mv‡j
 cÖ_g cyi®‥vi †`Iqv nq- 1969 mv‡j| Dcgnv‡`‡k B÷ BwÛqv †Kv¤úvwbi kvm‡bi Aemvb nq|
wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb
 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 21
44. cÖvPxb Rbc` †KvbwU?
DÌvwcZ nq 23 gvP©, 1940
A. Kzwgjøv B. gywk©`vev` DÌvcb K‡ib †k‡i evsjv G‡K dRjyj nK
C. KY©myeY© D. mgZU fvi‡Zi c~e©vÂj I DËi-
Answer  D Explanation: cwðgv‡ji gymwjg msL¨vMwiô
AÂj¸‡jv‡K wb‡q GKvwaK
g~j e³e¨
Rbc` Ae¯’vb ivRavbx ¯^vaxb ivóª cÖwZôv| wRbœvni ÔwØ-
e¸ov, ivRvkvnx, iscyi I RvwZ ZË¡Õ wQj jv‡nvi cÖ¯Ív‡ei
cyЪ cyЪbMi
w`bvRcyi g~j wfwË|
e„nËi XvKv, gqgbwmsn,
e½ -
dwi`cyi I ewikvj 48. fvlv Av‡›`vj‡bi cÖ_g msMVb †KvbwU?
PvucvBbveveMÄ, gywk©`vev`,
†M․o
gvj`n, ea©gvb, b`xqv
KY©myeY© A. ivóªfvlv msMÖvg cwil` B. ZgÏyb gRwjk
mgZU Kzwgjøv I †bvqvLvjx
eo C. me©`jxq ivóªfvlv msMÖvg cwil`
KvgZv D. XvKv wek^we`¨vjq ivóªfvlv msMÖvg cwil`
wm‡jU, PÆMÖvg I cve©Z¨
nwi‡Kj -
PÆMÖvg Answer  B Explanation:

45. weªwUk we‡ivax cÖ_g cÖwZ‡iva Av‡›`vjb †KvbwU?  ZgywÏb gRwjk-

A. dwKi mbœ¨vmx Av‡›`vjb B. wZZzwg‡ii Av‡›`vjb fvlv Av‡›`vj‡bi cÖ_g mvs¯‥…wZK
cwiPq
C. m~h©‡m‡bi Av‡›`vjb D. div‡qwR Av‡›`vjb msMVb|
Answer  A Explanation:
cÖwZôvKvj 2 †m‡Þ¤^i, 1947
Aa¨vcK Aveyj Kv‡mg
 evsjvq weªwUk we‡ivax cÖ_g Av‡›`vjb dwKi mbœ¨vmx cÖwZôvZv
(c`v_© weÁvb wefvM, Xvwe)
Av‡›`vjb| 1760-1800 mvj ch©šÍ GB Av‡›`vjb cvwK¯Ív‡bi ivóªfvlv evsjv bv D`y©
cÖKvwkZ cyw¯ÍKv
¯’vqx n‡qwQj| fevbx cvVK I gRby kvn dwKi mbœ¨vmx (cÖKvk-15 †m‡Þ¤^i, 1947)
we‡`ªv‡ni †bZv| cwðge‡½i ea©gvb †Rjvq dwKi cyw¯ÍKv cÖKv‡ki Aa¨vcK Aveyj Kv‡mg, KvRx
mbœ¨vmx Av‡›`vj‡bi m~ÎcvV nq| mv‡_ RwoZ †gvZv‡ni †nv‡mb, Aveyj gbmyi
wQ‡jb Avng`
46. fviZe‡l© cÖ_g ¯^vaxbZv hy× (gnvwe‡`ªvn) nq-
A. 1855 wLª. B. 1857 wLª. 49. 7 gv‡P©i fvlY‡K we‡k^i cÖvgvY¨ HwZn¨ wn‡m‡e ¯^xK…wZ †`qv
C. 1930 wLª. D. 1947 wLª. nq †Kvb mv‡j?
Answer  B Explanation: A. 2015 B. 2017
C. 2010 D. 2016
 wmcvnx we‡`ªvn: fviZe‡l© weªwUk we‡ivax cÖ_g mk¯¿
cÖwZ‡iva msMÖvg| Gbwdì bvgK GK cÖKvi e›`y‡Ki Answer  B Explanation:
e¨envi‡K †K›`ª K‡i GB Av‡›`vj‡bi m~ÎcvZ N‡U|  e½eÜzi 7 gv‡P©i fvlY‡K BD‡b‡¯‥v KZ…©K †g‡gvwi Ae
1857 mv‡ji 26 Rvbyqvwi e¨vivKcy‡ii wmcvnxiv cÖ_g `¨ Iqvì© †iwR÷v‡ii cÖvgvY¨ `wjj wn‡m‡e ¯^xK…wZ
we‡`ªvn K‡i| µ‡g Zv mviv evsjvq Qwo‡q c‡o|
we‡`ªvnxiv w`wjø AwaKvi K‡i †gvMj m¤ªvU wØZxq †`q- 30 A‡±vei 2017|
evnv`yi kvn‡K fvi‡Zi m¤ªvU e‡j †NvlYv K‡i| evsjv
1857 mv‡ji wecøe‡K Ôwmcvnx we‡`ªvnÕ †KD †KD G‡K
ÔRvZxq msMÖvgÕ e‡j AwfwnZ K‡ib| Z‡e †k‡l ch©šÍ 50. Ôiv‡óªi `vwqZ¡ ïay cÖkvmb Pvjv‡bvB bq, RvwZ‡K
GB msMÖvg e¨_© nq| wmcvnx we‡`ªv‡ni ci †gvNj m¤ªvU AvZ¥gh©v`vm¤úbœ K‡i †ZvjvI iv‡óªi GK e„nËi `vwqZ¡|Õ
wØZxq evnv`yi kvn‡K †i½y‡b wbe©vwmZ Kiv nq| Dw³wU K‡i‡Qb-
wmcvnx g½j cv‡Û e›`y‡Ki ¸wj Qzu‡o we‡`ªv‡ni m~Pbv A. ‡gvZv‡ni †nv‡mb †P․ayix
K‡ib| B. KvRx bRiæj Bmjvg
47. jv‡nvi cÖ¯Íve DÌvwcZ nq-
C. Avey dRj D. KvRx †gvZvnvi †nv‡mb
A. 1935 mv‡j B. 1940 mv‡j
Answer  C Explanation:
C. 1947 mv‡j D. 1966 mv‡j
Answer  B Explanation:  Aveyj dRj iwPZ Ôgvbe-Kj¨vYÕ iPbvi D×…wZ-
Ôiv‡óªi `vwqZ¡ ïay cÖkvmb Pvjv‡bvB bq, RvwZ‡K
 jv‡nvi cÖ¯Íve-
AvZ¥h©v`vm¤úbœ K‡i †ZvjvI iv‡óªi GK e„nËi `vwqZ¡|

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 22
51. Ôevevi K_v fve‡jB †g‡q AvZ‡¼ cvuï‡U †g‡i hvq|Õ GLv‡b Answer  A Explanation:
Ôcvuï‡UÕ k‡ãi A_©-  ÔZvnv‡iB c‡o g‡bÕ KweZv m¤úwK©Z Z_¨-
A. Avn¬vw`Z B. D”Q¡wmZ
C. d¨vKv‡k D. Ávbnviv Kwe mywdqv Kvgvj|
cÖ_g cÖKvk ÔgvwmK †gvnv¤§`xÕ cwÎKvq, 1935
Answer  C Explanation:
aib bvU¨ag©x msjvcwbf©i iPbv|
 Ôgvwm-wcwmÕ M‡íi KwZcq kãv_©: PiY msL¨v 30wU
¯ÍeK msL¨v 05wU
kã A_©
Q›` Aÿie„Ë
QvBeY©wewkó, cvsïeY©, cvÐzi,
cvuï‡U
d¨vKv‡k| 55. ÔG‡`‡ki ey‡K AvVv‡iv AvmyK †b‡gÕ Kwei Ggb cÖZ¨vkvi
kvjKvV wbwg©Z ev ZvjKv‡Vi miæ KviY-
mvjwZ
†WvOv ev †b․Kv| A. wbðj cÖ_ve× Rxeb‡K †cQ‡b †d‡j bZzb Rxeb iPbv Kiv|
†mvgË mg_©, †h․ebcÖvß|
B. wb‡Ri AwfÁZvi Av‡jv‡K eqtmwÜKv‡ji Kó‡K Rq Kiv|
†eg°v ¯’vb-ewnf‚©Z, AmsMZ|
C. ‡`n-g‡bi ¯’weiZv, wbðjZv `~i K‡i wb‡R‡K mvej¤^x Kiv|
52. wb‡Pi †Kvb KweZvskwU ï×? D. cÖMwZ I AMÖMwZi c‡_ AvZ¥wbgw¾Z _vKv|
A. Gcv‡i‡Z †Qv‡Uv †LZ, Avwg G‡Kjv| Answer  A Explanation:
B. Avi Av‡Q, AviI Av‡Q, w`‡qwQ f‡i|  ÔG †`‡ki ey‡K AvVv‡iv AvmyK †b‡gÕ - Kwei Ggb
C. GLb Avgv‡i j‡nv KiæYv f‡i| cÖZ¨vkvi KviY- AvVv‡iv ePi eqm eû BwZevPK
D. Pvwi w`‡K AvuKv Rj Kwi‡Q †Ljv| •ewk‡ó¨ wPwýZ| Ro wbðj cÖ_ve× Rxeb‡K †cP‡b
Answer  A Explanation: †d‡j bZzb Rxeb iPbvi ¯^cœ, Kj¨vY I †meveªZ,
Ô‡mvbvi Zix KweZvqi KwZcq PiY- DÏxcbv, mvnwmKZv, Pjvi `ye©vi MwZ- GmeB AvVv‡iv
 ÔÔG cv‡i‡Z †Qv‡Uv †LZ, Avwg G‡Kjv|ÕÕ ePi eq‡mi •ewkó¨ Kwe cÖv_©bv K‡ib, Gme •ewkó¨
 ÔÔhZ PvI ZZ jI ZiYx-c‡i| †hb RvZxq Rxe‡b PvwjKvkw³ n‡q `vuovq|
Avi Av‡Q-Avi bvB, w`‡wQ f‡i|ÕÕ 56. wb‡Pi †KvbwU iex›`ªbv_ VvKzi iwPZ me©‡kl †QvUMí?
 ÔÔGLb Avgv‡i j‡nv KiæYv K‡i|ÕÕ A. wfLvwibx B. ¯¿xi cÎ
 ÔÔPvwi w`‡K evuKv Rj Kwi‡Q †Ljv|ÕÕ C. gymjgvbxi Mí D. ‡cv÷gv÷vi
53. Ôfv‡M¨i wbôzi cwinvm, AvR Avgv‡K I Avgvi mnKg©x‡`i Answer  C Explanation:
eQ‡ii ci eQi †Rj LvU‡Z n‡”Q| AviI KZKvj LvU‡Z  iex›`ªbv_ VvKzi iwPZ cÖ_g †Qv‡UvMí- wfLvwibx|
nq, †KB ev Rv‡bb? G‡KB wK e‡j ¯^vaxbZv?Õ Dw³wU  Zvui me©‡kl †QvUMí- gymjgvbxi Mí|
K‡i‡Qb-  Zvui Mí-msKj‡bi bvg- Mí¸”Q|
A. gwnDwÏb Avng` B. KvRx bRiæj Bmjvg  Kve¨-msKj‡bi bvg- mÂwqZv|
C. Lvb mv‡ne Imgvb Avjx D. ‡kL gywReyi ingvb 57. ÔAvgiv ewj hvnviB Mv‡qi †Rvi bvB, ZvnviB Mv‡q nvZ
Answer  D Explanation: Zzwj‡Z cviv hvq| Zv †m bibvix hvB †nvK bv †Kb|Õ
 e½eÜz †kL gywReyi ingvb iwPZ Ôevqvbœi w`b¸‡jvÕ evK¨vskwU †Kvb Mí †_‡K †bqv n‡q‡Q?
iPbvi D×…wZ- ÔÔAvR `yBkZ ermi c‡i Avgiv ¯^vaxb A. gvwm-wcwm B. wejvmx
n‡qwQ| mvgvb¨ n‡jiI wKQz Av‡›`vjbI K‡iwQ C. gvbe-Kj¨vY D. Avgvi c_
¯^vaxbZvi Rb¨| fv‡M¨i wbôzi cwienvm, AvR Avgv‡K Answer  B Explanation:
I Avgvi mnKg©x‡`i eQ‡ii ci eQi †Rj LvB‡Z
n‡”Q| Av‡iv KZKvj LvU‡Z nq, †KBev Rv‡b?  ÔwejvmxÕ M‡íi D×…wZ- ÔïwbqvwQ bvwK wejvwZ cÖf…wZ
G‡KB wK e‡j ¯^vaxbZv?ÕÕ †¤ø”Q‡`‡k cyiæl‡`i g‡a¨ GKUv Kzms¯‥vi Av‡Q,
54. ÔZvnv‡iB c‡o g‡bÕ KweZvwU cÖ_g cÖKvwkZ nq? ¯¿x‡jvK `ye©j Ges wbiæcvq ewjqv Zvnvi Mv‡q nvZ
A. ÔgvwmK †gvnv¤§`xÕ cwÎKvq, 1935 mv‡j Zzwj‡Z bvB G Avevi GKUv Kx K_v| mbvZb wn›`y G
B. ÔmvßvwnK †mvbvi evsjvÕ cwÎKvq, 1929 mv‡j Kzms¯‥vi gv‡b bv| Avgiv ewj hvnviB Mv‡q †Rvi bvB,
C. Ô‣`wbK evsjvÕ cwÎKvq, 1939 mv‡j ZvnviB Mv‡q nvZ Zzwj‡Z cviv hvq| Zv †m bibvix
D. Ô‣`wbK behyMÕ cwÎKvq, 1919 mv‡j hvB †nvK bv †Kb|ÕÕ

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 23
58. ÔAvgvi c_ †`Lv‡e Avgvi.....Õ k~b¨¯’v‡b em‡e 63. Ôm~‡h©v`‡q cÙdzj †dv‡U|Õ evK¨wU-
A. ‡`eZv B. Ck^i A. mij evK¨ B. ‡h․wMK evK¨
C. i‡_i mviw_ D. mZ¨ C. RwUj evK¨ D. ‡Kv‡bvwUB bq
Answer  A Explanation:
Answer  D Explanation:
cÖ‡kœi cÖ`Ë ev‡K¨i iƒcvšÍi-
 ÔAvgvi c_Õ iPbvi D×…wZ- ÔAvgvi KY©avi Avwg|  mij: m~‡h©v`‡q cÙdzj †dv‡U|
Avgvi c_ †`Lv‡e Avgvi mZ¨|Õ  RwUj: hLb m~‡h©v`q nq ZLb cÙdzj †dv‡U|
59. ÔGB gvwU‡ZB †Zv GKw`b wdwi hvBev-‡_‡g Avevi e‡j,  †hvwMK: m~‡h©v`q nq Ges cÙdzj †dv‡U|
gvwU‡i Kó †`Ib ¸bvn&|Õ -Dw³wU †K Kv‡K K‡i‡Q? 64. Ôgš^šÍiÕ †Kvb mgv‡mi D`nviY?
A. iwngv, Av‡gbv wewe‡K B. iwngv, Rwgjv‡K A. Zrcyiæl B. Ae¨qxfve
C. gwR`, iwngv‡K D. gwR`, Rwgjv‡K C. eûeª x wn D. Kg©aviq
Answer  A Explanation:
Answer  C Explanation:
 Ôgš^šÍiÕ k‡ãi e¨vmevK¨- gbyi AšÍi hv‡Z| e¨vmev‡K¨
 ÔjvjmvjyÕ Dcb¨v‡mi D×…wZ- iwngvi D‡Ï‡k¨ gwR` hv, hv‡Z, hvi BZ¨vw` _vK‡j eûeªxwn mgvm nq| ZvB
e‡j, -ÔAgb K‡i nvuU‡Z bvBw wwe, gvwU-G †Mv¤^v K‡i GwU eûeªxwn mgv‡mi D`vniY|
GB gvwU‡ZB †Zv GKw`b wdwi hvBev- †_‡K Avevi
e‡j, gvwU‡i Kó †`Iqv ïbvn|Õ cÖZœZË¡
60. ÔAwØZxqÕ kãwUi D”PviY- 65. bxj b‡`i Zx‡i M‡o IVv cÖvPxb mf¨Zvi bvg wK?
A. Aw`wZi B. A`&w`wZi A. ‡g‡mvc‡Uwgqv B. cÖvPxb MÖxm
C. IÏxwZq D. Iw`Zxq C. cÖvPxb wgki D. cÖvPxb Pxb
Answer  B Explanation:
Answer  C Explanation:
 k‡ãi gvSLv‡b ev †k‡l e-djv _vK‡j, e-djvhy³  bxj b‡`i Zx‡i M‡o IVv cÖvPxb mf¨Zvi bvg wgkixq
eY©wUi wØZ¡ D”PviY nq| mf¨Zv| BwZnv‡mi RbK †n‡iv‡WUvm wgki‡K bxj
†hgb: AwØZxq (A`&w`wZ‡qv), b‡`i `vb e‡j‡Qb|
Avwk^b (Avk&wkb&) mf¨Zvq wgkixq‡`i Ae`vb-
Ak^ (Ak&‡kv) BZ¨vw`|  Ônvqv‡ivwMøwdKÕ cÎwjwci D™¢veb|
61. wb‡Pi †Kvb evbvbœ¸”Q ï×?
 12 gv‡m eQi, 30 w`‡b gvm, MYbvixwZi Pvjy|
A. ïfsKi, KvwZ©K, ¸wYRb  365 w`‡b eQi MYbv ïiæ K‡i wgkixqiv|
B. ff¼i, m½xZ, ev½vjx  wcivwgW I †R¨vwZwe©`¨vq wgkixq‡`i Ae`vb wQ‡jv|
C. EaŸ©, BZt¯ÍZ, A¨vKvD›U  mf¨Zvi BwZnv‡m me©cÖ_g Ck^‡ii aviYv †`b|
D. D”PvKv•ÿx, D”Q¡vm, KsKvj 66. evsjv‡`‡ki BD‡b‡¯‹v wek^ HwZn¨evnx ¯’v‡bi bvg wK
†hLv‡b Aóg kZvãxi GKwU †eŠ× wenv‡ii aŸsmve‡kl
Answer  A Explanation: i‡q‡Q?
 KwZcq k‡ãi Aï× I ï×iƒc- A. cvnvocyi B. gqbvgwZ
Aï× ï× Aï× ï× C. Dqvix-e‡Uk^i D. jvjevM †Kjøv
ïf¼i ïfsKi m½xZ msMxZ Answer  A Explanation:
evOvwj evOvwj BZt¯ÍZ BZ¯ÍZ cvnvocyi ev †mvgcyi wenvi
KsKvj K¼vj D”Qvm D”Q¡vm  Ae¯’vb: bIMvu †Rjvi e`jMvRx Dc‡Rjvi cvnvocyi
62. Accessories- Gi cvwifvwlK kã †KvbwU? MÖv‡g|
A. Mnbv B. miÄvg  cÖwZôvZv: ivRv ag©cvj (Aóg kZvãx‡Z)|
C. wkíexw_Kv D. m¾v  wek^ HwZ‡n¨i ¯^xK…wZi cvq: 1985 mv‡j|
Answer  B Explanation:  1879 mv‡j Av‡jKRvÛvi Kvwbsnvg †mvgcyi wenvi
Avwe®‥vi K‡ib| ÔmZ¨ cx‡ii wfUvÕ cvnvocy‡ii GKwU
 KwZcq cvwifvwlK kã-
D‡jøL‡hvM¨ ¯’vb|
Accessories miÄvg Decorations m¾v
Mnbv Industry wkíexw_Kv
67. ‡Kvb cÖvPxb mf¨Zv cÖ_g m¤ªv‡Ui mv‡_ mgvwnZ †cvovgvwUi
Jewelly
Code †mbvevwnbxi Rb¨ weL¨vZ?
Phonology aŸwbweÁvb Anthropology b„weÁvb A. cÖvPxb wgki B. cÖvPxb MÖxm
Geology g„wËKvweÁvb Zoology cÖvwYweÁvb
C. cÖvPxb Pxb D. cÖvPxb †ivg

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

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Answer  C Explanation: 70. wb‡Pi †KvbwU GKwU AvwU©d¨v± bq?
 †Uiv‡KvUvi Avwg© ev †cvovgvwUi •mb¨evwnbx- A. cvK©vi Kjg
‡Uiv‡KvUv Avwg© n‡jv †cvovgwUi g~wZ©i B. cvj Avg‡ji gvwUi cvÎ
GKwU msMÖn hv Px‡bi cÖ_g m¤ªvU wk ûqvs C. cÖv‣MwZnvwmK cv_‡ii nvwZqvi
cwiPq - Gi †mbvevwnbx‡K wPwÎZ K‡i‡Q| GwU D. ¸ß †mvbvi gy`ªv
GKwU wkí hv m¤ªvU‡K ciKv‡j iÿvi
Rb¨ mgvwnZ Kiv nq| Answer  A Explanation:
Ae¯’vb Px‡bi mvbwR ª‡`‡ki wR. Avb kni|  AvwU©d¨v± ej‡Z mvaviYfv‡e Hme e¯‘‡K g‡b Kiv
wek^ 1987 mv‡j
nq hvi g‡a¨ gvbe Kvh©vewji d‡j m„ó †f․Z •ewkó¨
HwZ‡n¨i
¯^xK…wZ cvq i‡q‡Q|
 c„w_exi Aóg Avðh© ejv nq| 71. cÖZœZË¡‡K †Kvb ai‡bi weÁvb wn‡m‡e we‡ePbv Kiv hvq-
 wek kZ‡Ki me©‡kªô cÖZœZvwË¡K A. ivóªweÁvb
Ab¨vb¨ Avwe®‥vi|
Z_¨  cÖvq 8000 •mb¨, 520wU †Nvov,
B. GKwU e¨emvwqK Aa¨qb
100wU i_ Ges 150 wU Ak^‡ivnx †Nvov C. GKwU mvgvwRK weÁvb
cvIqv wM‡q‡Q| D. Dc‡ii me¸‡jv
68. evsjv‡`‡ki cÖZœZ‡Ë¡ lvU M¤^yR gmwR‡`i Zvrch© Kx? Answer  C Explanation:
A. GwU evsjv‡`‡ki e„nËg cÖvPxb wXwe¸wji g‡a¨ GKwU|  cÖZœZË¡ g~jZ b„weÁv‡bi GKwU we‡kl kvLv| ZvB
B. GwU evsjv‡`‡ki Bmjvgx ¯’vc‡Z¨i GKwU wPËvKl©K cÖZœZË¡‡K mvgvwRK weÁvb Ges gvbweKZvi kvLv
D`vniY| DfqB we‡ePbv Kiv hv‡Z †h‡Z cv‡i|
C. myjZvwb Avg‡j GwU GKwU mxgvšÍ `yM© wn‡m‡e KvR  cÖZœZË¡ b„weÁv‡bi GKwU kvLv hv Ggb ms¯‥…wZi
K‡iwQj| BwZnvm iPbv K‡i hvi Aw¯ÍZ¡ †bB- B.we. †UBji|
D. GwU evsjv‡`‡ki cÖvPxbZg cwiwPZ `~M©hy³ kni| 72. evsjv‡`‡ki `xN©Zg b`x †KvbwU?
Answer  B Explanation: A. eªþcyÎ B. M½v
C. hgybv D. cÙv
 lvU M¤^yR gmwR`-
Answer  D Explanation:
Ae¯’vb ev‡MinvU
wbg©vYKvj AvbygvwbK 15k kZK  evsjv‡`‡ki `xN©Zg b`x- cÙv (341 wK.wg)|
¯’cwZ Lvb Rvnvb Avjx  GKgvÎ Li‡¯ªvZv b`x- KY©dzjx|
†gvU M¤^yR 81wU  me‡P‡q `xN©c_ AwZµgKvix b`x- eªþcyÎ|
wek^ HwZ‡n¨i ¯^xK…wZ 1985 mv‡j  me‡P‡q Pi‡ewóZ b`x - hgybv|
cvq  cÙv b`xi kvLv b`x- Kzgvi I MovB|
 cÙv- †bcvj, fviZ I evsjv‡`‡ki ga¨ w`‡q cÖevwnZ
69. cÖZœZË¡ nj ----------- Gi Aa¨qb|
b`x|
A. gvby‡li kixiwe`¨v  eªþcy‡Îi kvLv b`x- hgybv|
B. mvwnZ¨ Ges †jvKKvwnbx
AvšÍR©vwZK m¤úK©
C. cÖvPxb gvby‡li Kvh©Kjvc Ges ms¯‥…wZ
D. weij wkjv Ges LwbR 73. RvwZms‡Ni eZ©gvb gnvmwPe †Kvb †`‡ki bvMwiK?
A. eªvwRj B. ‡gw·‡Kv
Answer  C Explanation:
C. cZz©Mvj D. ‡¯úb
 cÖZœZ‡Ë¡i Bs‡iwR cÖwZkã: Archaeology hvi A_© Answer  C Explanation:
cÖvPxb we`¨v| e¯‘MZ ms¯‥…wZi cybiæ×vi Ges  RvwZms‡Ni m‡e©v”P c`- gnvmwPe|
we‡kl‡Yi gva¨‡g Avw`g gvby‡li Kvh©Kjv‡ci  RvwZms‡Ni eZ©gvb gnvmwPe - A¨v‡šÍvwbI ¸Zv‡im
Aa¨qbB cÖZœZË¡| (9g)| wZwb cZz©Mv‡ji bvMwiK Ges RvwZmsN
 cÖZœZ‡Ë¡i jÿ¨: cÖvPxbKv‡ji gvby‡li BwZnvm Lyu‡R kiYv_©xi welqK nvBKwgk‡bi mv‡eK cÖavb|
†ei Kiv|  RvwZms‡Ni cÖ_g gnvmwPe- wUªM‡fwj (biI‡q)|
 cÖZœZvwË¡K‡`i M‡elYvi Drm: cÖvPxb gvby‡li wbZ¨Kvi  RvwZms‡Ni †h gnvmwPe wegvb `yN©Ubvq gviv hvb-
e¨eüZ AvmevecÎ| `¨vM n¨vgvi‡kvì|

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

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74. HwZnvwmK 7 gv‡P©i fvlY msweav‡bi †Kvb Zdwmj Av‡Q? 78. Av‡j‡àv kniwU †Kv_vq Aew¯’Z?
A. PZz_© Zdwmj B. cÂg Zdwmj A. Bivb B. wmwiqv
C. lô Zdwmj D. mßg Zdwmj C. BivK D. wgki
Answer  B Explanation: Answer  B Explanation:
 evsjv‡`k msweav‡bi Zdwmj mg~n-  weL¨vZ kni-
1g Ab¨vb¨ weavb m‡Ë¡I Kvh©Ki AvBb| kni Ae¯’vb kni Ae¯’vb
2q ivóªcwZ-wbe©vPb (eZ©gv‡b wejyß) emiv, dvjyRv BivK c¨vwim d«vÝ
3q kc_ I †NvlYv evg Bivb ‡fwbm BZvwj
4_© µvwšÍKvjxb I A¯’vqx weavbvejx ‡R‡bfv myBRvij¨vÛ G‡_Ý wMÖm
1971 mv‡ji 7gvP© Zvwi‡L XvKvi †im‡Kvm© B¯Ív¤^yj Zzi¯‥ wbDBqK© hy³ivóª
5g gq`v‡b †kL gywReyi ingv‡bi †`Iqv HwZnvwmK
fvlY| 79. TATMADAW wK?
1971 mv‡ii 26 gvP© cÖ_g cÖn‡i †kL gywReyi A. wjweqvb mvgwiK evwnbx B. ivwkqvb mvgwiK evwnbx
6ô
ingvb KZ…©K cÖ`Ë ¯^vaxbZvi †NvlYv| C. wgqvbgvi mvgwiK evwnbx D. cZz©MxR mvgwiK evnbx
1971 mv‡ji 10 GwcÖj Zvwi‡L gywRebMi
7g
miKv‡ii RvwiK…Z †NvlYvcÎ| Answer  C Explanation:
 wgqvbgvi-
75. m¤úªwZ evsjv‡`‡ki wiKkvwPÎ †Kvb AvšÍR©vwZK ms¯’vi
¯^xK…wZ †c‡q‡Q? Ae¯’vb `wÿY c~e© Gwkqv
A. UNDP B. UNICEF Republic of the Union of
ivóªxq bvg
C. UNESCO D. UNHCR Myanmar
¯^vaxbZv jvf 1948 mv‡j, weª‡U‡bi KvQ †_‡K|
Answer  C Explanation:
ivRavbx bvBwc‡`v
 m¤úªwZ evsjv‡`‡ki wiKkvwPÎ BD‡b‡¯‥v KZ…©K Aaiv TATMADAW wgqvbgv‡ii
mvs¯‥…wZK HwZ‡n¨i ¯^xK…wZ †c‡q‡Q| eZ©gv‡b cvj©v‡g‡›Ui 25 kZvsk Avmb
mvgwiK evwnbx
BD‡b‡¯‥v †NvwlZ evsjv‡`‡ki Aaiv mvs¯‥…wZK HwZn¨ wgqvbgvi †mbvevwnbxi Rb¨ eivÏ
5wU| h_v- evDj Mvb (2008), Rvg`vwb eybb wkí _v‡K|
(2013), c‡njv •ekv‡Li g½j †kvfvhvÎv (2016), mxgvšÍ iÿx wewRwc
wm‡j‡Ui kxZj cvwU (2017) Ges me©‡kl XvKvi evwnbx
wiKkvwPÎ (2023)| evg©v bvg 1989 mv‡j
cwieZ©b K‡i
76. Ramsar Convention K‡e ¯^vÿwiZ nq?
wgqvbgvi ivLv
A. 1971 mv‡j B. 1975 mv‡j nq
C. 1974 mv‡j D. 1976 mv‡j evsjv‡`k I 3wU, h_v- bvd, gvZvgyûix, mv½y
Answer  A Explanation: wgqvbgv‡ii
Awfbœ b`x
 Ramsar Convention-
¯^vÿi 2 †deªæqwi, 1971 80. gvjØx‡ci ivóªfvlv wK?
Kvh©Ki 1975 mvj A. wnw›` B. ax‡ewn
¯’vb ivgmvi, Bivb C. Aviex D. D`~©
D‡Ïk¨
wek^e¨vcx •Re cwi‡ek iÿv ev Answer  B Explanation:
Rjvf‚wg msiÿY|
evsjv‡`‡ki 2wU, h_v- my›`ieb (1972), Uv½yqvi
 K‡qKwU †`‡ki fvlv I gy`ªv-
ivgmvi mvBU nvIi (2000) †`k fvlv gy`ªv
fviZ wnw›` iæwc
77. RvwZms‡Ni bvix Dbœqb welqK Zwne‡ji bvg wK? gvjØxc w`‡fwn iƒwcqv
A. BDwb‡dg B. mgZv Znwej †m․w` Avie Aviex w`bvi
C. ‡RÛvi ÿgZv Znwej D. BDGb DB‡gb cvwK¯Ívb D`~© iæwc
Answer  A Explanation:
UNIFEM
 c~Y©iƒc: United Nations Development Fund
For Women.
 cÖwZôv: 1976
 m`i`ßi: wbDBqK©, hy³ivóª
wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb
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Answer  C Explanation:
Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq  Destruction A_© aŸsm Gi wecixZ Creation A_©
Kjv I gvbweK Abyl` m„wó|
6. The glass contains –––– drinking water.
ÔCÕ BDwbU Set-J A. many B. a little
fwZ© cixÿv 2022-2023 C. a few D. several
Answer  B Explanation:

English  Water uncountable noun. Uncountable

Noun Gi c~‡e© a little e‡m|
1. She as well as her parents –––– going to  Many, a few, several countable noun Gi
spend the summer vacation in the c~‡e© e‡m|
countryside. 7. The adjective of the word 'mother' is ––––.
A. are B. is A. motherly B. motherhood
C. were D. will C. mothering D. motherse
Answer  B Explanation: Answer  A Explanation:
 With,together with,along with, as well as,  Noun Gi mv‡_ ly hy³ Ki‡j Noun wU
including, accompanied by,accompanied Adjective n‡q hvq| †hgb: Homely,
with Øviv 2wU subject hy‡³ n‡j 1g subject Motherly, Fatherly, Brotherly etc.
Abyhvqx verb e‡m| 8. Would you mind –––– the door?
 She (1st subject) as well as her parents A. opens B. to open
(2nd Subect). C. open D. opening
 She are,were nqbv, ev‡K¨ going Av‡Q will+ Answer  D Explanation:
going (v+ing) nq bv base form e‡m|
 Would you mind, cann't help, couldn't
 She as well as her parents is going to
help, Stop, Mind, Reminder, remember,
spend the summer vacation in the
With a view to, look forwad to, addicted
countryside.(Grammaticality Correct)
to, accustomed to BZ¨vw`i c‡i verb + ing
2. Well begun –––– half done. e‡m|
A. is B. mean 9. The boy always studies hard, ––––?
C. are D. meaning A. does he B. doesn't he
Answer  A Explanation: C. does he not D. does not he
 Well begun (phrase) fv‡jv ïiæ| Answer  B Explanation:
 Phrase + Singular verb e‡m|  Tag question Gi †ÿ‡Î sentence wU
 mean, are (plural verb), meaning (non affermative n‡j tag wU Negative nq|
finite).  Subject 3rd person singular n‡j tag Gi
 Well begun is half done. (my›`i ïiæB A‡a©K subject he or she e‡m Ges verbwU singular
mvdj¨)| nq|
3. The black –––– shoes are very costly.
10. Choose the correct sentence:
A. runnerrun B. runs
A. Every boy and every girl are treatd equally
C. running D. None
in this department.
Answer  C Explanation:
B. Every boy and every girl are being treated
 Noun Gi c~‡e© Adjective e‡m|
equally in this department.
4. A synonym of the word 'exhaustion' is –––
–. C. Every boy and every girl is treated equally
A. tried B. tired in this department.
C. tiredness D. tiresome D. Every boy and every girl be treated
Answer  C Explanation: equally in this department.
 Exhaustion, Tiredness A_© Møvwb| Answer  C Explanation:
5. An antonym of the word 'destruction' is ––  each, every, either, niether, everbody,
––. nobody, somebody, someone, none ev‡K¨
A. devastation B. annihilation
C. creation D. deletion subject n‡j verb wU singular nq|

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

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11. This is the gentleman –––– helped me meet He wrote 37 plays, 154 Sonnets
you yesterday. He was an English playwright poet and Actor,
A. who B. whom Widely regarded as the greatest dramatist.
Comedy: All's Well that Ends Well, As You like It,
C. which D. whose A midsummer Night's Dream, Comedy of Errors,
Answer  A Explanation: The Merchant of Venice, The Taming of the Shrew,
 e¨w³i c‡i who + verb e‡m| e¯‘i c‡i which Cymbeline, Twelfth Night, Measure for Measure
e‡m| hw` Ack‡b mwVK DËi bv _v‡K Z‡e that Tragedy: Hamlet, Julius Caesar, King Lear,
Machbeth, Othello, Romeo and Juliet, Anotry and
e‡m| Cleopatra, Titus Andronicus; Historical: King John,
Example: This is the person who is actor. Richard II, Richard III, Henry V, Henry VIII
This is the book which I find. 15. Grfeat expectation is a Victorian ––––.
 gap Gi c~‡e© e¨w³ Ges gap Gi c‡i subject n‡j A. short story B. play
gap G whom e‡m| C. novel D. peom
Example: This is the person whom I
Answer  C Explanation:
know.
12. The passive form of the sentence  Great Expectations is the thirteenth novel
'Complete the task as soon as possible' is – by Charles Dickens and his penultimate
–––. completed novel.
A. Let the task complete as soon as possible. evsjv
B. Let the taskk be complete as soon as possible.
C. Let the task be completed as soon as possible. 16. ÔA¨vu G nBj Kx? Kwj wK mZ¨B DëvB‡Z ewjj?Õ- ÔwejvmxÕ
D. Let the task completed as soon as possible. M‡í †Kb GB Dw³wU Kiv n‡qwQj?
Answer  C Explanation: A. m`¨weaev ¯¿x wejvmx ¯^vgxi wPZvq mngi‡Y †h‡Z
Am¤§Z wQj e‡j
 Imperative Sentence Gi passive Gi mgq let B. g„Zz¨Äq Kv‡q‡Zi †Q‡j †g‡q mvcy‡o n‡qwQj e‡j
+ object + be + v3 + ext. C. g„Zz¨Äq mvcy‡oi †g‡qi nv‡Z fvZ †L‡q‡Q e‡j
Example: Do the work (Active) D. cwjøMÖv‡gi gvbylRb ¸iæZi Amy¯’ g„Zz¨Ä‡qi †LvuR
Let the work be done (Passive) K‡iwb e‡j
13. The patient died –––– the doctor had died. Answer  C Explanation:
A. while B. when
C. before D. after  ÔwejvmxÕ M‡í ejv Av‡Q- ÔZLb †Q‡j ey‡ov mK‡ji
Answer  D Explanation: gy‡LB IB GK K_v-A¨vu G nBj Kx? Kwj wK mZ¨B
DëvB‡Z ewmj|Õ GLv‡b Kwj n‡jv wn›`y cyiv‡Yi Pvi
 Past Indefinite + after + past perfect. hy‡Mi †kl hyM| ZrKvjxb wn›`y mgv‡R GKUv Kzms¯‥vi
Example: wQj †h, wbPz Rv‡Zi †jv‡Ki nv‡Z fvZ †L‡j RvZ
The patient died after the doctor had P‡j hvq| Avi GKwU wQj ÔAbœcvc myZivs †jLK
died.
GLv‡b g„ZzÄq I wejvmxi we‡q-cieZ©x mgvwRK
 Past perfect + before + past indifinite.
`„wófw½i K_v D‡jøL K‡i‡Qb| Ggb `„k¨cU Avgiv
Example:
jvjb kvn (1772-1890) Rxebx wb‡q †M․Zg †Nv‡li
The patient had died before the doctor
died. wm‡bgv g‡bi gvbyl G †`L‡Z cvB| myZivs D³
14. William Shakespeare is a great ––––
e¨vL¨vi cwi‡cÖwÿ‡Z ejv hvq| Ackb C mwVK|
17. Ôwe‡`ªvnxÕ KweZv Abymi‡Y †Kvb evK¨vsk fzj?
playwright and poet.
A. English B. American A. `wÿY-evqy gjq B. k¨vgwjgv Qvqv-Qwe
C. Canadian D. Australian C. AvKz j wb`vN-wZqvmv D. So AKvj-‣ekvLxi
Answer  A Explanation: Answer  A Explanation:
 William Shakespeare is a great English  GLv‡b Ackb A; fzj| B, C, D KweZv Abymv‡i
playwright and poet. mwVK| Ackb A Gi mwVK PiY n‡e KweZv Abymv‡i
William Shakespeare (1564-1616)*** - ÔAvwg DËi-evqy gjq Awbj D`vm c~iex nvIqv|ÕÕ
National poet of England 18. gnvwbe©vY Kx?
Nickname: the Swan of Avon A.cy‡Rvi mgq gw›`‡i Av‡jvKnxb Ae¯’v
Title: the Bard, the Bard of Avon
The greatest writer in English
B. gvwUi †Lv‡ji `ycv‡k Pvgov jvMv‡bv GKai‡bi ev`¨hš¿
The greatest dramatist of all time C. wZb ev`¨h‡š¿ m„ó GKZvb ev`b
The greatest superstar of the world D. hveZxq eÜb †_‡K gyw³

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 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 28
Answer  D Explanation: 24. wb‡Pi †KvbwU eûeªxwn mgvm?
 gnvwbe©vY: †e․×g‡Z mKj cÖKvi eÜb †_‡K A. K_vg„Z B. eûeªxwn
†gvÿjvf, g„Zz¨, gyw³| C. msmvimgy`ª D. Dc‡ii GKwUI bq
19. gaym~`b `Ë ÔAwi›`gÕ ej‡Z Kv‡K eywS‡q‡Qb? Answer  B Explanation:
A. ive‡Yi cyÎ †gNbv`K  eûeªxwn mgvm: e¨vmev‡K¨ hvi _vK‡e Ges wfbœ cÖKvk
B. ive‡Yi AbyR wefxlY‡K Ki‡e| eû eªxwn Av‡P hvi= eûeªxwn| GLv‡b eû gv‡b
C. ive‡Yi ga¨g m‡nv`i Kz¤¢KY©‡K A‡bK Avq eªxwn gv‡b avb| myZivs A‡bK avb hvi
D. Dc‡ii me¸‡jvB Aï× Av‡Q Ggb e¨w³‡K| †evSv‡bv n‡q‡Q| eûeªxwn
Answer  A Explanation: mgvbvwaKiY eûeªxwn mgvm|
 Awi›`g = Awi (kÎæ) †K †h `gb K‡i Zv‡K Awi›`g  Note: msmvi iƒc mgy`ª = msmvi mgy`ª [iƒcK
ejv nq| KweZvq Awi›`g ej‡Z †gNbv`‡K †evSv‡bv Kg©aviq]
n‡q‡Q| ÔGZÿ‡b Aiw›`g Kwnjv welv‡`|Õ 25. wb‡Pi †Kvb mgv_©K kã ï×?
 GLv‡b D‡jøL‡hvM¨: A. mweZv-my›`i bvix B. mweZv-mgy`ª
iveb : †gNbv‡`i wcZv C. mweZv-m~h© D. mweZv-P›`ª
wefxlY: †gNbv‡`i ZvZ (PvPv)
wbKvl †`ex: ive‡bi gvZv Answer  C Explanation:
Kz¤¢KY©: ive‡bi åvZv  mweZv = m~h©/ AK©/ fvby/ iwe
k~c©YLv: ive‡Yi †evb  mgy`ª = cvivevi/cv_vi/ AY©e
exqevû: †gNbv‡`i åvZv  P›`ª = kkx / †K․gy`x/ Pvu`
cÖwgjv †`ex: †gNbv‡`i ¯¿x 26. ÔKx evsjv, Kx Bs‡iwR-Dfq fvlvq wZwb cvi`k©x|Õ-GB
20. ‡KvbwU †iv‡Kqv mvLvIqvZ †nv‡m‡ib MÖš’ bq? ev‡K¨ ÔKxÕ †Kvb c`?
A. Ae‡ivaevmwbx B. myjZvbvi ¯^cœ A. wµqv we‡klY c` B. we‡kl¨ c`
C. gwZP‚i D. Aa©v½ C. ‡hvRK c` D. we‡klY c`
Answer  D Explanation:
Answer  D Explanation:
 gwZP‚i I A‡ivaevwmbx: M`¨MÖš’
 myjZvbvi ¯^cœ I cÙivM: Dcb¨vm  ÔKxÕ Gi wewfbœ e¨envi
 Aa©v½x: cÖeÜ  ÔKxÕ we‡klY: Kx K‡i/KxwRwbm?
21. wb‡Pi †Kvb KweZvskwU ï×?  Kx me©bvg: Kx PvI? ( †Kvb e¯‘)
A. GZKvj b`xK‚j/hvnv j‡q wQby fz‡j  Kx Ae¨q: we¯§qm~PK c` (Kx Avðh©)
B. Avwg ewÂZ e¨_v c_evmxwPi M„nnviv hZ cw_‡Ki 27. ï× evbvb †KvbwU?
C. ï× A I B A. Acivý B. wbiew”Qbœ
D. gvaex Kzuwoi ey‡K MÜ bvwn? K‡i bvB AN©¨ Av‡qvRb? C. AsK D. `vwi`ªZv
Answer  C Explanation: Answer  B Explanation:
 GZKvj b`xK‚‡j/hvnv j‡q wQby fz‡j| ( †mvbvi Zix) ï×
 Avwg ewÂZ e¨_v c_evmx/wPi M„nnvqv hZ cw_‡Ki  Acivnè (i c‡i n _vK‡j Y  n + Y = nè)
(we‡`ªvnx)|  A¼ (K eM©xq e‡Y© mwÜ mvwaZ kã bv n‡j s ¯’v‡b O
mwVK: evaex Kzuwoi ey‡K MÜ bvwn? K‡i bvB AN©¨ n‡e)
weiPb?Õ (Zvnv‡iB c‡o g‡b)  `vwi`ª¨/`wi`ªZv (we‡kl¨ c‡`i mv‡_ ÔZvÕ cÖZ¨q nq
22. wb‡Pi †Kvb ev‡K¨ KZ©v Dn¨ i‡q‡Q? bv)
A. GB, Gw`‡K G‡mv †Zv! B. ï‡b hvI| 28. M¨vweª‡qj Mvwm©qv gv‡K©R †Kvb †`‡ki †jLK?
C. Zywg †Kvb Kvb‡bi dzj? D. gv‡Mv, fvebv †Kb? A. Kjw¤^qv B. ‡¯úb
Answer  B Explanation: C. ‡gw·‡Kv D. Av‡R©w›Ubv
 gy‡b hvI ev‡K¨ KZ©v second person/ga¨g cyiæl Answer  A Explanation:
ÔZzwgÕ Dn¨ Av‡Q|  M¨vweª‡qj Mvwm©qv gv‡K©R (Rb¥: 6 gvP©, 1927 - g„Zz¨:
23. ‡KvbwU ï×? 17 GwcÖj, 20140| whwb Mv‡ev bv‡gI cwiwPZ
A. R& + T = Á B. R& + T = Ä wQ‡jb| GKRb Kj¤^xq mvwnwZ¨K, mvsevw`K|
C. T& + R = Á D. T& + P = ò cÖKvkK I ivRbxwZwe` Ges 1982 wLªóv‡ã mvwn‡Z¨
Answer  A Explanation: †bv‡ej cyi¯‥vi jvf K‡ib| wbtm½Zvq GKk eQi
 Á = R& + T (Ávb) eB‡qi †jLK wn‡m‡e wZwb we‡klfv‡e cwiwPZ|
 Ä = T + R (MÄ)  Note: Rvnv½xibMi wek^we`¨vj‡qi evsjv wefv‡M GB
 ò = l + Y (Z…òv) wbtm½Zvi GKk eQi Abvm© (m¤§vb) 4_© e‡l© cvV¨|

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 29
29. †Kvb evK¨ ms‡KvPbwU Aï×? 35. b„-‡Mvôxi •ewkó¨ †KvbwU?
A. DcKvixi DcKvi ¯^xKvi K‡i bv †h- K…ZNœ A. e„nr Rb‡Mvôxi b¨vq fvlv
B. AvcvZZ gayi wKš‘ cwiYv‡g bq- AvcvZgayi B. ¯^vRvZ¨‡ev‡ai Abycw¯’wZ
C. c_Pjvi m¤^j - cv‡_i C. ag©, bies‡k Avjv`v
D. wcÖq K_v e‡j †h bvix- wcÖqse`v D. ÿz`ª Rb‡Mvôxi e„nr Ask
Answer  C Explanation: Answer  C Explanation:
 Ack‡b cv‡_i ¯’v‡b cv‡_q n‡e| evwK Ackb¸‡jv  b„-‡Mvôxi •ewk󨸇jv- 1. wbR¯^ fvlv, 2. wbR¯^
mwVK| ms¯‥…wZ, 3. ¯^Zš¿ kvixwiK •ewkó¨, 4. emev‡mi
30. ÔRbbx mvnwmKvÕ ejv nq Kv‡K? Ae¯’v‡bi wfbœZv|
A. mywdqv Kvgvj‡K B. Rvnvbviv Bgvg‡K 36. Av`vg Kx?
C. ‡iv‡Kqv mvLvIqvZ †nv‡mb‡K A. PvKgv cwievi¸”Q B. gvigv‡`i MÖvg
D. Kvwgbx ivq‡K C. Mv‡iv‡`i MÖ vg cÖ a vb D. Lvwmqv‡`i †MvÎ
Answer  A Explanation: Answer  A Explanation:
 †iv‡Kqv mvLvIqvZ †nv‡mb: bvix RvMi‡Yi cw_K…r|  PvKgv cvwievwiK msMV‡bi †P‡q e„nr msMVb n‡jv
 Rvnvbviv Bgvg: kwn` Rbbx| cvov ev Av`vg| Av`v‡gi cÖavb‡K ejv nq Kvievwi|
37. G_‡bvMÖvwd Kx?
e½eÜz Zzjbvg~jK mvwnZ¨ I ms¯‹…wZ Bbw÷wUDU A. wdKkb B. Dcb¨vm
31. In an Antique Land (1992) MÖš’wUi iPwqZv †K C. ‡QvUMí D. MÖš’we‡kl
wQ‡jb? Answer  D Explanation:
A. GWIqvW© WweøD mvC` B. AwgZvf †Nvl  wMÖK kã ÔGL‡bvmÕ (Ethonos) Gi A_© n‡jv RvwZ
C. iex›`ªbv_ VvKzi D. ‡kix IU©bvi ev gvbyl Ges ÔAvwdBbÕ (Graphein) Gi A_© n‡jv
Answer  B Explanation: †jLv| myZivs kvwãK A‡_© G_‡bvMÖvwd ej‡Z RbM‡Yi
32. wPbyqv Av‡P‡e †Kvb †`‡k Rb¥MÖnY K‡ib? m¤ú‡K© wjLv eySvq|
A. wPb B. ‡Kwbqv 38. Writing Culture (1986) MÖ‡š’i m¤úv`K؇qi bvg Kx?
C. Nvbv D. bvB‡Rwiqv A. ‡Rgm wK¬‡dvW© I RR© gvK©vm
Answer  D Explanation: B. weòz †` I eyׇ`e emy
C. iex›`ªbv_ VvKzi I KvRx bRiæj Bmjvg
 wPbyqv Av‡P‡e (Rb¥: b‡f¤^i, 16, 1930-g„Zz¨: gvP©, D. Kvj© gv· I wmMgyÛ d«‡qW
21, 2013) bvB‡Rwiqvi cÖL¨vZ Kwe, mvwnwZ¨K,
mgv‡jvPK Ges A‡b‡Ki g‡Z Avwd«Kvi AvaywbK Answer  A Explanation:
mvwn‡Z¨K RbK| Zvui Ab¨Zg MÖš’mg~n: 39. gyw³hy‡× cveZ©¨ PÆMÖvg †Kvb †m±‡ii Aax‡b wQj?
Things fall Apart (1958), Arrow of God A. 1 B. 2
(1964), No longer at eage (1960), A Man C. 3 D. 4
of the people (1966), There was a Answer  A Explanation:
Country (2012) cÖf…wZ|  1bs †m±i: PÆMÖvg I cve©Z¨ PÆMÖvg|
33. Ôwek^ mvwnZ¨Õ kãwU cÖ_g †K e¨envi K‡iwQ‡jb?  2bs †m±i: XvKv, †bvqvLvjx, dwi`cyi I Kzwgjøvi
A. †Rvnvb Ij‡dv Ms db †M¨v‡q‡U Askwe‡kl|
B. m¨vi we`¨vai m~h© cÖmv` bvBcj  3bs †m±i: Kzwgjøv, wK‡kviMÄ I nweMÄ|
C. m¨vgy‡qj evUjvi B‡qUm  4bs †m±i: †g․jfxevRvi I wm‡j‡Ui c~e©vsk|
D. †Wvwim †jwms 40. e½eÜz †kL gywReyi ingvb‡K AvMiZjv lohš¿ gvgjvq KZ
Answer  A Explanation: b¤^i Avmvwg Kiv n‡qwQj?
 †Rvnvb DjdM¨vn db †Mv‡q‡_ 1827 mv‡j Ab¨vb¨ A. 35 B. 34 C. 1 D. 2
RvwZi cv‡V¨i µgea©gvb cÖvc¨Zv eY©bv Kivi Rb¨ Answer  C Explanation:
I‡qëwjUv‡ii aviYvi cÖeZ©b K‡ib|
 AvMiZjv lohš¿ gvgjvq cÖavb Avmvgx e½eÜzmn †gvU
34. cvObiv †Kvb ag©vej¤^x?
Avmvgx 35Rb| 1968 mv‡ji Rvbyqvwi gv‡m GB
A. wn›`y B. wLªóvb gvgjv `v‡qi Kiv nq|
C. †e․× D. Bmjvg
Rvb©vwjRg GÛ wgwWqv ÷vwWR
Answer  D Explanation:
41. 2023 mv‡j mvsevw`KZvi Ô‡bv‡ejÕ L¨vZ cywjrRvi
 evsjv‡`‡ki GKgvÎ gymwjg DcRvwZ cvOb| cvObiv
g~jZ gwbcyix DcRvZx‡`i GKwU kvLv| cvObiv cyi¯‥v‡ii cvewjK mvwf©m A¨vIqvW© †K †cj?
e„nËi wm‡jU Ges †g․jfxevRv‡ii Mnx‡b emevm A. Gwc B. iqUvm©
K‡i| Zv‡`i msL¨v cÖvq 30 nvRv‡ii g‡Zv| C. GGdwc D. ‡Kv‡bvwUB bq
wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb
 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 30
Answer  A Explanation:  evsjv‡`k Pjw”PÎ Dbœqb K‡c©v‡ikb (GdwWwm bv‡gI
 cywjrRv‡i me‡P‡q m¤§vbRbK cyi¯‥vi wn‡m‡e aiv nq cwiwPZ) evsjv‡`‡ki Z_¨ gš¿Yvj‡qi Aax‡b _vKv
cvewjK mvwf©m (Rb‡mev) A¨vIqvW©‡K| G eQi GB GKwU Avav ¯^vqËkvwmZ miKvwi ms¯’v|
A¨vIqvW© wb‡R‡`i `L‡j ‡i‡L‡Q Gwc| G Qvov ‡e«wKs 48. wb‡Pi †Kvb e¨w³ ÔwPd wnU AwdmviÕ bb?
wbDR d‡UvMÖvwd wefv‡M cyi¯‥viI ‡c‡q‡Q Zviv| A. ‡Rb wMjevU© B. eykiv Avdwib
42. †Kvb cwÎKvwU GLb Avi cÖKvwkZ nq bv? C. AMv÷vm wnK D. GwjRv‡e_ evM©v‡qwb
A. ‣`wbK evsjv B. evsjvi evYx Answer  C Explanation:
C. ‡`k iƒcvšÍi D. RbKÉ  we‡k^i Ghver 8 Rb wPd wnU Awdmvi wn‡m‡e
Answer  B Explanation: wb‡qvMcÖvß Ges cÖ‡Z¨‡KB bvix| Zvuiv n‡jb- †Rb
 1971 mv‡j KjKvZv †_‡K •`wbK evsjvi evbx wMjevU©, G‡jwb gvBwiwfwj, Gwjmv‡fU eviwMqvwbœ,
cÖKvwkZ nZ| 1987 mv‡ji †deªæqvwi‡Z wbwl× BD‡Rwbqv evM©‡ev, wÎw÷‡bv ûBWªy‡ev Ub©fvj,
†NvlYv K‡ib| wµw÷‡bv wgj‡b, wU‡dwb µ‡dvW©, eykiv Avdwib|
43. wPÎbvqK dviæK AwfbxZ Pjw”PÎ bq †KvbwU? AvšÍRv©wZK m¤úK©
A. Av‡jvi wgwQj B. bvMi‡`vjv
C. ivRavbxi ey‡K D. bqbgwb 49. wb‡Pi †Kvb †`kwU b¨v‡Uv-Gi m`m¨ bq?
Answer  C Explanation:
A. ‡gw·‡Kv B. Zzi¯‥
C. G‡¯Ívwbqv D. eyj‡Mwiqv
 evsjv wm‡bgvq wgqvfvB L¨vZ AvKei †nv‡mb cvVvb Answer  A Explanation:
`yjy Ii‡d dviæK wQ‡jb Pjw”PÎ Awf‡bZv, cÖ‡hvRK,
e¨emvqx Ges ivRbxwZwe`| wZwb Av‡jvi wgwQj, myRb  NATO- North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
mKx, bqbgwb, mv‡is †e․, bvMi‡`vjv, mv‡ne Ges  cÖwZôv 4 GwcÖj, 1949 mv‡j|
wgqv-fvB BZ¨vw` Pjw”P‡Î Awfbq K‡i‡Qb| wZwb 15  m`m¨ msL¨v- 31wU (me©‡kl wdbj¨vÛ) |
†g, 2023 mv‡ji g„Zz¨eiY K‡ib|  eZ©gvb m`i `ßi- eªv‡mjm, ‡ejwRqvg|
44. †KvbwU evsjv‡`‡ki msev`wfwËK †Uwjwfkb P¨v‡bj bq?  c~‡e© m`i `ßi wQj - d«v‡Ýi c¨vwi‡m|
A. P¨v‡bj Uz‡qw›U †dvi B. BbwW‡cb‡WU †Uwjwfkb  cÖwZôvKvjxb m`m¨ msL¨v- 12wU|
C. ‣ekvLx †Uwjwfkb D. mgq †Ujwfwkb  b¨v‡Uv cÖ¯ÍveKvix ivó«-hy³ivó«|
Answer  C Explanation:  NATO Gi wecixZ ‡RvU ejv n‡Zv- Iqvik
c¨v±‡K [eZ©gv‡b wejyß]
 ‣ekvLx †Uwjwfkb evsjv‡`‡ki DcMÖwfwËK †Uwjwfkb  NATO'i gymwjg m`m¨- 2wU (Zyi¯‥ I Avj‡ewbqv) |
†÷kb †hwU m¤úªPvi ïiæ K‡i 27 wW‡m¤^i, 2005  NATO fy³ BD‡iv‡ci evB‡ii ‡`k- hy³ivó« I
mv‡j| GQvov evwK¸‡jv msev`wfwËK †Uwjwfkb KvbvWv|
P¨v‡bj|  me‡P‡q ‡ewk LiP enb K‡i- hy³ivó« (73%)|
45. †KvbwU IwUwU cøvUdg© bq?  NATO'i mn‡hvMx m`m¨- ivwkqv (1991 mvj ‡_‡K)|
A. PiwK B. evjvwR  NATO'i eûRvwZK evwnbx- ISAF-
C. nBPB D. ûjy International Security Assistance Force
Answer  B Explanation:  BD‡µb-ivwkqv hy‡×i c«avb KviY BD‡µ‡bi b¨v‡Uv
‡Rv‡U ‡hvM`v‡bi AvMÖn|
 OTT Platform n‡jv Over – the top 50. BmivB‡ji gvwK©b `~Zvevm 2018 mv‡j GKwU bZzb kn‡i
platform KwZcq RbwcÖq IwUwU cø¨vUdg© n‡jv- ¯’vbvšÍwiZ n‡q‡Q| Gi eZ©gvb Ae¯’vb †Kv_vq?
PiwK, nBPB, ûjy, ev‡qvm‡Kvc, Uwd Ges es A. †RiæRv‡jg B. ‡Zj Avwee
BZ¨vw`|
46. RvZxq m¤úªPvi bxwZgvjv †Kvb mv‡j cÖYxZ nq? C. nvBdv D. wbD BqK© wmwU
Answer  A Explanation:
A. 2014 B. 2015
C. 2016 D. 2017  2018 mv‡ji 14B †g BmivB‡ji Aew¯’Z gvwK©b `~Zvevm
†ZjAvwef †_‡K †RiæRv‡j‡g ¯’vbvšÍwiZ Kiv nq|
Answer  A Explanation: 51. we‡k^i †Kvb MÖæcwU Paris Agreement -Gi mv‡_ hy³?
 evsjv‡`‡k †Uwjwfkb I †eZvi m¤úªPvi welqK RvZxq A. wR-7 B. wR-20
m¤úªPvi bxwZgvjv 2014 cÖYxZ nq| C. KgbI‡qj_ †bkbm D. CCXG
47. evsjv‡`k Pjw”PÎ Dbœqb K‡c©v‡ikb †Kvb gš¿Yvj‡qi Answer  D Explanation:
Aax‡b?  The Climate Change Expert Group
A. ‡hvMv‡hvM B. Z_¨ (CCXG) n‡j DbœZ Ges Dbœqbkxj †`‡ki miKvwi
cÖwZwbwa Ges we‡klÁ‡`i GKwU MÖæc hviv AvšÍR©vwZK
C. m¤úªPvi D. Z_¨ I m¤úªPvi Rjevqy cwieZ©‡bi †b‡Mvwk‡qkb K‡ib Ges Paris
Answer  B Explanation: Agreement ev¯Íevq‡b KvR K‡i|
wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb
 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 31
52. weªwUk cÖavbgš¿x †_‡imv †g †Kvb `‡ji †bZv wQ‡jb? cÖZœZË¡
A. KbRv‡f©wUf cvwU B. wicvewjK cvwU©
C. ‡jevi cvwU© D. Gjev cvwU© wb‡Pi Aby‡”Q`wU co Ges 57-60 b¤^i cÖkœ¸‡jvi DËi
Answer  A Explanation: `vI:
 †_‡imv †gwi ‡g, Ggwc (Rb¥: 1 A‡±vei, 1956) Thermoluminescence dating method is based
mv‡m‡·i B÷‡evb© GjvKvq Rb¥MÖnYKvix wewkó weªwUk on the fact that every material on earth
cÖwgjv ivRbxwZwe` I hy³iv‡R¨i mv‡eK cÖavbgš¿x| receives a low level of radiation from the
11 RyjvB, 2016 Zvwi‡L i¶Ykxj `‡ji mv‡eK radioactive elements in the environment.
cÖav‡bi `vwqZ¡ cvjb K‡i‡Qb †_‡imv ‡g| Many sold materials store small fractions of
53. cÖ_g Ministerial Conference of the World this energy, which accumulates steadily over
Trade Organization nq ------- mv‡j? time. When the solid material is heated, the
A. 1979 B. 1980 C. 1998 D. 1996 stored energy releases and emits light, a
Answer  D Explanation: phenomenon called thermolumninescence.
 wek^ evwYR¨ ms¯’v (WTO) Gi Ministerial The age of the sample is assumed to be the
Conference nq mvaviYZ `yB eQi ci ci| cÖ_g lenght of time since the objectwas heated to a
Ministerial Conference wU nq 1996 mv‡j very high temperature. Thermoluminescence
wm½vcy‡i| me©‡kl 12Zg Ministerial dating has obvious applications for dating
Conference wU nq 12-16 Ryb, 2022 mv‡j volcanic rocks and other geological
†R‡bfv, myBRvij¨v‡Û| formations, but itcan also be applied to
54. Father of Political Science Kv‡K ejv nq?
humanly heated objects such as clay vesseles,
A. ‡mwfivm B. ‡nvgvi
C. ‡n‡iv‡WvUvm D. A¨vwi÷Uj heatated stone artifacts, or fired bricks.
Answer  D Explanation:
Smapels are taken by crumbling an object
esuch as a postsherd or by drilling any holes
 Gwi÷Uj‡K ivó«weÁv‡bi RbK ejv nq, whwb wQ‡jb in it for core samples. The laboratory
GKRb MÖxK `vk©wbK Ges †cø‡Uvi wkl¨ Ges
Av‡jKRvÛv‡ii GKRb wk¶K| wZwb 384 measures the natural thermoluminescence of
wLª÷c~e©v‡ã ÷¨vMvwiqv bvgK GKwU kn‡i Rb¥MÖnY the object with an alpha radiation counter.
K‡ib| 57. _v‡g©vjywgwb‡mÝ KvjwbbicY c×wZi wfwË n‡”Q-
55. gvwK©b hy³iv‡óªi cÖ_g †cÖwm‡W›U †K wQ‡jb? A. c„w_exi cÖwZwU e¯‘ cwi‡e‡ki AšÍM©Z †ZRw¯…q †g․wjK
A. ‡ebRvwgb d«v¼wjb B. RR© IqvwksUb c`v_© †_‡K g„`y †ZRw¯…qZv MÖnY K‡i|
C. wUMwf wj D. `¨vM n¨vgvi‡kvì B. c„w_exi cÖ‡Z¨K e¯‘ †ZRw¯…qZv MÖnY K‡i cwi‡e‡k g„`y
Answer  B Explanation: †ZRw¯…q †g․wjK c`v_© •Zwi K‡i|
C. c„w_exi g„`y †ZRw¯…q †g․wjK c`v_©_© mKLj e¯‘‡Z
 RR© IqvwksUb (†deªæqvwi 22, 1732 – wW‡m¤^i 14, †ZRw¯…qZv MÖnY Kivi cwi‡ek NUvq|
1799) gvwK©b hy³iv‡ó«i cÖ_g ivó«cwZ| wZwb D. c„w_exi cwi‡e‡ki AšÍM©Z †ZRw¯…q †g․wjK c`v_©
Av‡gwiKvi ¯^vaxbZv hy× - G Kw›U‡b›Uvj Avwg©i
me©vwabvq‡Ki `vwqZ¡ cvjb K‡ib| Zv‡K gvwK©b cÖwZwU e¯‘ †_‡K g„`y ‡ZRw¯…qZv MÖnY K‡i|
hy³ivó« MV‡bi cÖavb e‡j D‡jøL Kiv nq Ges wZwb Answer  A Explanation:
Zvi RxeÏkvq Ges GLbI gvwK©b hy³iv‡ó«i RvwZi 58. _v‡g©vjywgwb‡mÝ KvjwbiƒcY c×wZ Øviv wb‡¤œi e¯‘¸‡jvi
RbK wn‡m‡e cwiwPZ| KvjwbiƒcY Kiv hvq-
56. United Nations Gi †Kvb A½ms¯’v 1994 mvj †_‡K A. cvjwjK wkjv, •Re e¯‘, gvwUi gvÎ I cÖvK…wZK e¯‘|
Kvh©µg eÜ †i‡L‡Q? B. Av‡Mœq wkjv, gvbe Øviv Av¸‡b DËß gvwUi cvÎ, DËi
A. mwPevjq SKgwK cv_i I BU|
B. BK‡bvwgK GÛ †mvk¨vj KvDwÝj C. KvVKqjv, cÖvwYi nvo, Kv`vgvwUI AbyËß †h †Kv‡bv e¯‘
C. Uªvw÷wkc KvDwÝj D. c„w_exi cwi‡e‡k cÖvß mKj e¯‘|
D. B›Uvib¨vkbvj †KvU© Ae Rvw÷m Answer  B Explanation:
Answer  C Explanation:
59. cixÿvMv‡i e¯‘¯’ cÖvK…wZK _v‡g©vjywgwb‡mÝ gvcvi h‡š¿i bvg-
 1945 mv‡j MwVZ nIqv AwQ cwil‡`i g~j KvR wQj
Dcwb‡e‡ki Aaxb †`k¸‡jv‡K ¯^vaxb Kiv I A. MvBMvi-gyjvi KvD›Uvi B. G·‡i wW‡d«Kkb hš¿
we‡ivac~Y© A‡ji iÿbv‡eÿY Ges kvmb cwiPvjbvi C. Avjdcv †ZRw¯…q KvD›Uvi
gva¨‡g D³ A‡ji ¯^vaxbZv Avbqb| 1994 mv‡j D. Dc‡ii †KvbwUB bq
cvjvD‡K ¯^vaxb Kivi ci †_‡K AwQ cwil‡`i
Kvh©µg ¯’wMZ i‡q‡Q| Answer  C Explanation:

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 32
60. _v‡g©vjywgwb‡mÝ †c‡Z KvjwbiƒcYK…Z bgybvwU‡K- Answer  A Explanation:
A. g„`y Zv‡c DËß Ki‡Z nq|  evOvwj GKwU msKi RvwZ| wewfbœ RvwZi mswgkÖ‡Y mg‡qi
B. ¯^vfvweKfv‡e ivL‡Z nq| cwiµgvq evOvwj RvwZi D™¢e nq | G ‡`‡k Abvh©, Avh©,
C. ga¨g Zv‡c DËß Ki‡Z nq| g½j, `ªvweo, cZ©ywMR, Bs‡iR cÖf…wZ RvwZi AvMgb
D. AwZ D”PZv‡c DËß Ki‡Z nq| N‡U| G ‡`k cÖ_‡g Abvh© Z_v Aw÷«K ‡Mvôxi cÖfvevax‡b
Answer  D Explanation: wQj| Aw÷«K ‡Mvôxi AvMg‡bi AšÍZ ‡P․Ïk eQi ci
61. †gNbv b`xi Dcb`x- e½‡`‡k Avh© I c‡i `ªvweo RvwZi AvMgb N‡U| Avh©MY
A. myigv I Kzwkqviv B. Ki‡Zvqv I wZ¯Ív mf¨Zv I ms¯‥…wZ‡Z Abvh© A‡c¶v DbœZZi nIqvq
C. ‡P½x I nvj`v D. gnvb›`v I cybf©ev Avh©‡`i fvlv I ms¯‥…wZ Kvjµ‡g e½‡`‡k mycÖwZwôZ
n‡qwQj| b„ZvwË¡K wePv‡i Abvh© fvlvfvlx ‡Kvj, kei,
Answer  A Explanation: cywj›`, nvwo, ‡Wvg , PÐvj cÖf…wZ evsjvi Av`wg Awaevmx
 DrcwË: Avmv‡gi jymvB cvnvo †_‡K | Drcw˯’‡ji ,hviv Aw÷«K ev A‡÷«v - GwkqvwUK ‡Mvôxi AšÍfz©³|
bvg- eivK b`x| AvbygvwbK cvuP - Qq nvRvi eQi c~‡e© B‡›`vPxb ‡_‡K
 mgvwß: e‡½vcmvMi| Avmvg n‡q G Aw÷«K ‡Mvôxi e½‡`‡k AvMgb N‡U| Giv
 cÖ‡e‡ki ¯’vb- wm‡jU| Pvlvev`, ‡jvnv - Zvgv cÖf…wZi e¨envi Rvb‡Zv| Kv‡RB
 Dcb`x: gby, gvDjvB, wZZvm, †MvgZx, Ksm, †mv‡gk^ix| evOvwj RvwZi cÖavb Ask M‡o D‡V‡Q Aw÷«K ev Abvh©
 kvLvb`x: wZZvm, WvKvwZqv| ‡Mvôx ‡_‡K|
62. GKwU mij‡iLvi mv‡_ Aci GKwU †iLvsk wgwjZ n‡j †h 66. evsjvq ¯^vaxb myjZvwb hy‡Mi m~Pbv K‡ib †K?
`ywU mwbœwnZ †KvY Drcv`b nq Zv‡`i mgwó n‡e- A. AvvjvDÏxb †nv‡mb kvn B. BjyZwgk
A. 360 wWwMÖ B. 270 wWwMÖ C. dLiæwÏb †gveviK kvn D. Bmjvg Lvb
C. 90 wWwMÖi D. 180 wWwMÖ Answer  C Explanation:
Answer  D Explanation:  1338 mv‡j evsjvq ¯^vaxb myjZvbx hy‡Mi m~Pbv K‡ib
 GKwU mij‡iLvi mv‡_ Aci GKwU †iLvsk wgwjZ dLiæwÏb †gveviK kvn| evsjvq gymwjg kvm‡bi
n‡j †h mwbœwnZ †KvbØq Drcbœ nq Zv‡`i mgwó `yB m~Pbv K‡ib BLwZqvb DwÏb gyn¤§` web eLwZqvi
mg‡KvY ev 180| LjwR| evsjvi †kl beve wQ‡jb beve wmivRD‡Ï․jv|
63. bv‡Uk^i cÖZœ¯’vbwUi Ae¯’vb ----- †Rjvq| 67. evsjv‡`‡k me‡P‡q eo ga¨hyMxq gmwR` †KvbwwU?
A. biwmsw` B. gywÝMÄ A. ‡QvU †mvbv gmwR` B. lvU M¤^yR gmwR`
C. bvivqYMÄ D. w`bvRcyi C. evqZzj †gvKviig gmwR` D. Avw`bv gmwR`
Answer  B Explanation: Answer  B Explanation:
 bv‡Uk¦i ‡`Dj evsjv‡`‡ki gyÝxMÄ ‡Rjvi Uw½evox  evsjv‡`‡ki ev‡MinvU †Rjvi `wÿY-
Dc‡Rjvq Aew¯’Z GKwU cÖZœZvwË¡K wb`k©b| GwU cwð‡g Aew¯’Z GKwU cÖvPxb gmwR`|
weµgcyi A‡j 780 ‡_‡K 950 wLªóvã Ges 950 GwU ga¨hy‡Mi me‡P‡q eo gmwR`|
‡_‡K 1223 wLªóv‡ãi g‡a¨ `yB av‡c ‡e․× aviYv Kiv nq cÂ`k kZvãx‡Z
¯’vcZ¨‣kjx‡Z wbwg©Z GKwU bM‡ii aŸsmve‡kl| (1435-59 wLª.) gymwjg ag©cÖPviK DjyN
2012-13 mvj ‡_‡K GLv‡b cÖZœZvwË¡K Lbb Pj‡Z Lvb Rvnvb Avjx ev‡MinvU †Rjvq
lvU M¤^yR
_v‡K| 2013 ‡_‡K 2018 mv‡ji g‡a¨ bv‡Uk¦‡i cÖvq gmwR` wbg©vY K‡ib| gmwR‡`i bvg
gmwR`
500 eM©wgUvi RvqMvq LbbKvR m¤úbœ nq| ‡lvjwU lvU M¤^yR n‡jI gmwR‡`i M¤^yR msL¨v
‡e․ׯ͇‚ ci cvkvcvwk bv‡Uk¦‡i evsjv‡`‡ki me©e„nr †gvU 81wU| gmwR‡`i wfZ‡i lvUwU ¯Í¤¢
wcivwgW AvK…wZi ¯Í‚c cvIqv ‡M‡Q| ev wcjvi Av‡Q Ges Pvi‡KvYvq PviwU
64. niàv mf¨Zv †h b`xi Zx‡i Aew¯’Z Zvi bvg- wgbvi Av‡Q| GwU evsjv‡`‡ki wZbwU
wek^ HwZn¨evnx ¯’v‡bi GKwU| 1985
A. ivwf B. kZ`ªæ wLªóv‡ã BD‡b‡¯‥v GB m¤§vb cÖ`vb K‡i|
C. wSjvg D. Nl©iv  cÖvPxb †M․o bMixi DcK‡É wc‡ivRcyi MÖv‡g
Answer  A Explanation: ¯’vcbvwU wbwg©Z nq (eZ©gv‡b Zv
 BiveZx (ivwf) b`xi Zx‡i niàv Aew¯’Z| wmÜy PvucvBbeveMÄ †Rjvi wkeMÄ Dc‡Rjvq
mf¨ZvwU 1921 mv‡j cvwK¯Ív‡bi cwðg cvÄve cÖ‡`‡k Aew¯’Z)| GB gmwR`‡K ejv n‡Zv Ô‡M․‡oi
Aew¯’Z niàvi eZ©gvb ¯’v‡b cÖ_g Avwe®‥…Z n‡qwQj| iZœ| gmwR‡`i gv‡Si `iRvi Dci cÖvß
kniwU wmÜy b`xi evg-ZxieZ©x Dcb`x BiveZx ev GK wkjvwjwc †_‡K Rvbv hvq, myjZvb
†QvU †mvbv
ivwf b`xi Zx‡i Aew¯’Z| AvjvDwÏb û‡mb kvn Gi Avg‡j Iqvjx
gmwR`
†gvnv¤§` bvgK GK e¨w³ gmwR`wU wbg©vY
BwZnvm K‡ib| eZ©gvb ¯’vcbvwUi `wÿY c~e© w`‡K
65. evOvwj RvwZ cÖavb †Kvb RvwZ‡Mvôx †_‡K G‡m‡Q? `y‡Uv Kei i‡q‡Q| Kei `y‡Uvi GKwU 1971
A. Aw÷ªK RvwZ B. B‡›`v BD‡ivcxq RvwZ mv‡j gyw³hy‡× g„Z¨eiYKvix exi‡kÖô
K¨v‡Þb gwnDwÏb Rvnv½x‡ii Ges AciwU
C. `ªvweo RvwZ D. Avh© RvwZ †gRi bvRgyj n‡Ki|
wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb
 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 33
68. exi‡kÖô‡`i g‡a¨ me©cÖ_g kwn` nb †K? 69. evsjvq •ØZ kvm‡bi Aemvb N‡U KZ mv‡j?
A. gyÝx Avãyi ie B. b~i †gvnv¤§` A. 1772 mv‡j B. 1773 mv‡j
C. ‡gv¯Ídv Kvgvj D. gwZDi ingvb C. 1774 mv‡j D. 1775 mv‡j
Answer  C Explanation: Answer  A Explanation:
 Rb¥: 1943 mv‡j|  ‣ØZ kvmbe¨e¯’v: 1765 mv‡j jW© K¬vBf Ô‣ØZ kvmb
 exi‡kÖô‡`i g‡a¨ cÖ_g knx`| e¨e¯’vÕ Pvjy K‡ib| G bxwZ Abyhvqx ivR¯^ Av`vq
 Rb¥¯’vb: dwi`cyi †Rjvi gayLvjx †`kiÿvi fvi †Kv¤úvwbi nv‡Z ivLv nq Ges kvmb
_vbvi (eZ©gv‡b †evqvjgvix) wefv‡Mi ÿgZv bev‡ei nv‡Z †`qv nq| Gi gva¨‡g
mvjvgZcyi MÖv‡g| ivR¯^ e¨e¯’v n‡Z bev‡ei KZ…©K Le© Kiv nq Ges
gyÝx Avãyi  Kg©¯’j: BwcAvi (B÷ cvwK¯Ívb ivB‡djm) RbM‡Yi Dci wewfbœ ai‡bi Ki Av‡iv‡ci d‡j
ie  gyw³hy‡× AskiZ †m±i: 1bs †m±i| RbM‡Yi `y‡f©vM e„w× cvq| Gi cÖfve wn‡m‡e
cieZ©x‡Z evsjvq ÔwQqvˇii gš^šÍiÕ msNwUZ nq|
 g„Zz¨: 8 GwcÖj, 1971 mvj [m~Î:  1772-1774 ch©šÍ fv&i‡Zi Mfb©i wQ‡jb| weªwUk
gyw³hy× welqK gš¿Yvjq] cvj©v‡g‡›Ui mycvwikµ‡g B÷ BwÛqv †Kv¤úvwbi
 mgvwa: ivOvgvwU kn‡ii wiRvf© evRv‡i kvmb‡K wbqš¿‡Yi Rb¨ 1773 wLªóv‡ã wbqvgK AvBb
†K›`ªxq knx` wgbv‡ii cv‡k| (regulating Act, 1773) cvm nq| GB AvB‡bi
 ‡M‡RU bs- 06 d‡j †Kv¤úvwbi Mfb©i Gi c` Mfb©i †Rbv‡ij c‡`
 Rb¥: 26 †deªæqvwi, 1936 mv‡j| DbœxZ Kiv nq| d‡j wZwb fvi‡Zi †kl Mfb©i †_‡K
 Rb¥¯’vb: bovBj †Rjvi g‡nl‡Lvjv cieZ©x‡Z 1774 mv‡j fvi‡Zi cÖ_g Mfb©i †Rbv‡ij
MÖv‡g| wn‡m‡e `vwqZ¡ cvjb K‡ib|
b~i †gvnv¤§`  Kg©¯’j: BwcAvi (Bó cvwK¯Ívb ivB‡djm)  1772 mv‡j •ØZ kvmb e¨e¯’v evwZj K‡ib|
 gyw³hy‡× AskiZ †m±i: 8 bs †m±i| 70. jW© Kb©Iqvwjm Mfb©i †Rbv‡ij wbhy³ nb KZ mv‡j?
 g„Zz¨: 5 †m‡Þ¤^i, 1971 mvj| A. 1786 mv‡j B. 1787 mv‡j
 mgvwa: h‡kv‡ii Kvwkcyi bvgK ¯’v‡b| C. 1788 mv‡j D. 1789 mv‡j
 Rb¥: 16 wW‡m¤^i, 1947 Answer  A Explanation:
 Rb¥¯’vb: †fvjv †Rjvi †`․jZLvb  1789 mv‡j `kkvjv e‡›`ve¯Í cÖYqb K‡ib|
_vbvi cwðg nvwRcyi MÖv‡g|  1793 mv‡j wPi¯’vqx e‡›`ve¯Í cÖYqb K‡ib I m~h©v¯Í
 Kg©¯’j: †mbvevwnbx| AvBb cvk K‡ib| wPi¯’vqx e‡›`ve¯Í‡Z Rwgi gvwjKvbv
 gyw³hy‡× AskiZ †m±i: 2 bs †m±i| Rwg`vi‡`i †`qv nq|
†gv¯Ídv  g„Zz¨: 18 GwcÖj, 1971 mvj|  wZwb miKvwi Kg©Pvix‡`i Rb¨ †h wbqg Pvjy K‡ib
Kvgvj  mgvwa: eªvþYevwoqvi AvLDovi `iæBb cieZ©xKv‡j Zv ÔBwÛqvb wmwfj mvwf©mÕ bv‡g cÖPwjZ
MÖv‡g| nq| GRb¨ Zvu‡K fvi‡Zi wmwfj mvwf©‡mi RbK ejv
 †M‡RU bs- 03 nq|
 exi‡kÖô‡`i g‡a¨ cÖ_g knx` nb| Z‡e  ms¯‥…Z K‡jR cÖwZôv K‡ib|
Ack‡b bv _vK‡j gywÝ Avãyi iDd 71. ¯^vaxb evsjv dzUej `j MwVZ nq KZ mv‡j
w`‡Z n‡e| A. 1970 mv‡j B. 1971 mv‡j
 Rb¥: 29 A‡±vei, 1941 mvj| C. 1972 mv‡j D. 1793 mv‡j
 Rb¥¯’vb: XvKv wKš‘ •cZ…K wbevm Answer  B Explanation:
biwms`x †Rjvq|  1971 mv‡j evsjv‡`‡ki ¯^vaxbZv hy‡× wek^e¨vcx
 Kg©¯’j: wegvbevwnbx RbgZ M‡o Zzj‡Z Ges gyw³‡hv×v‡`i mvnvh¨v‡_© A_©
 †m±i: gyw³hy‡×i mgq wZwb cvwK¯Ív‡b msMÖn Ki‡Z ¯^vaxb evsjv dzUej `‡ji Rb¥| ¯^vaxb
Kg©iZ wQ‡jb| cvwK¯Ívb wegvb evwnbxi evsjv dzUej `‡ji AwR©Z cÖvq 3 jvL iæwc ¯^vaxbZv
GKwU wU-33 cÖwkÿY wegvb (QÙ bvg hy‡× e¨q n‡qwQj|
gwZDi Ôeøy-evW©-166Õ) wQbZvB K‡i wb‡q †`‡k  ¯^vaxb evsjv dzUej `‡ji AwabvqK wQj- RvKvwiqv wc›Uz|
ingvb †divi c‡_ wegvb `yN©Ubvq wbnZ nb| 72. evsjvq AvMZ cÖ_g cwieªvRK †K wQ‡jb?
 g„Zz¨: 1971 mv‡ji 20 AvM÷| A. ‡gMvw¯’wbm B. dv wn‡qb
 mgvwa: cvwK¯Ív‡bi KivwPi †g․wicyi C. Be‡b eZzZv D. wnD‡qb mvs
gvkiæi NvuwU †_‡K Zvui †`nve‡kl Answer  A Explanation:
G‡b 2006 mv‡ji 25 Ryb wgicyi  †`k- wMÖm|
knx` eyw×Rxex Kei¯’v‡b `vdb Kiv  mgqKvj- wLªóc~e© 302-298 Gi gvSvgvwS|
nq| †gMvw¯’wbm  ZrKvjxb kvmK- cÖ_g P›`ª¸ß|
 ‡MRU bs 05  m¤ªvU †mjyKv‡mi `~Z wQ‡jb| wZwb ÔBwÛKvÕ
bvgK MÖš’ iPbv K‡ib hv‡Z †g․h©‡`i

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 34
kvmbvg‡ji eY©bv i‡q‡Q| ejv n‡q‡Q _v‡K, 74. Dc‡ii Aby‡”Q‡` e¨eüZ 'virtually non-existent'
†gMvw¯’wbm fviZe‡l© cÖ_g (wMÖK) cwieªvRK| evK¨vsk Øviv †evSv‡bv n‡q‡Q-
 †`k- Pxb A. B›Uvi‡b‡U cÖvße¨ bq Ggb
 mgqKvj- wLªóc~e© 401-411 wLªóv‡ãi
B. Kvh©Z Aw¯ÍZ¡nxb
gvSvgvwS|
C. Kzms¯‥vigy³
 ZrKvjxb kvmK- wØZxq P›`ª¸ß|
 cv‡q †n‡U åg‡Y Avm‡b| wZwb wQ‡jb †e․×
D. Kzms¯‥vihy³
dv wn‡qb mbœ¨vmx| †e․× ag© MÖ‡š’i aŸsmve‡kl msMÖn Answer  B Explanation:
Ki‡Z fviZe‡l© G‡mwQ‡jb| Zvui weL¨vZ  Virtually non-existent Øviv †evSvq Kvh©Z
MÖš’ Ô‡dv-Kz‡qv-wKsÕ G 7wU iPbv i‡q‡Q| Zvui Aw¯ÍZ¡nxb ev does not exist.
weL¨vZ ågY MÖš’ Ô‡iKW©m Ae eyw×÷ 75. †h msÁvB MÖnY Kwi bv †Kb-
wKsWgÕ| fviZe‡l© wZwb cÖ_g Pxbv A. mevB g‡b K‡i †h, hw` †Kv‡bv e¯‘i ¯’vb ev Gi †Kv‡bv
cwieªvRK| •ewkó¨‡K cÖvK…wZK c×wZi Øviv e¨vL¨v Kiv bv hvq, Zvn‡j
 †`k- gi‡°v| †mB e¯‘ ev NUbvi Drcv`b ev †fvM‡K gvbe Kvh©vewji
 mgqKvj- fvi‡Z AvMgb 1333 wLªóvã Drcv` wn‡m‡e a‡i †bqv †h‡Z cv‡i|
(†gvnv¤§` web ZzNjK|) B. cÖvK…wZK cÖwµqv Øviv m„ó e¯‘, NUbvi ¯’vb, wdPvi Ges
evsjvq AvMgb 1346 wLªóv‡ã (dLiæwÏb gvbe Øviv m„ó e¯‘ GKBiKg n‡Z cv‡i|
†gveviK kvn) C. gvbyl Øviv †h †Kv‡bv e¯‘ •Zwi ev Drcv`‡bi NUbv ev
 †gvnv¤§` web ZzNjK Zv‡K KvRxi c‡` †fv‡Mi ¯’vb ev wdPvi, cÖvK…wZK †Kv‡bv cÖwµqvi Øviv m„ó
Be‡b eZzZv
wbhy³ K‡ib| wZwb G c‡` 8 eQi Kg©iZ e¯‘, Drcv`‡bi NUbv, ¯’vb, wdPvi wiPvh© ev Zzjbxq
wQ‡jb| Zvui iwPZ MÖš’ ÔwKZveyj †i‡njvÕ- D. mevB a‡i †bq, †h †Kv‡bv e¯‘ •Zwi ev Drcv`‡bi
G‡Z wZwb evsjvi Aciƒc eY©bv w`‡q‡Qb| e¨env‡ii NUbv gvbe-Kv‡h©i GKwU cY¨ hw` Gi Ae¯’vb ev
wZwb 1346 mv‡j †mvbviMvuI Avm‡j Ab¨ †Kv‡bv •ewkó¨ cÖvK…wZK cÖwµqv Øviv e¨vL¨v Kiv hvq
evsjv‡`‡K Ô‡`vhL-B-cyi wbqvgZÕ ev bv|
ÔwbqvgZ c~Y© †`vhLÕ e‡j AwfwnZ K‡ib|
Answer  C Explanation:
 †`k- Pxb
 mgqKvj- wLªóc~e© 630 76. †KvbwU mwVK?
 ZrKvjxb kvmK- nl©ea©b A. cÖZœZË¡we` ïay AvwU©‡d± wb‡q PP©v K‡ib|
 wZwb cÖvq 35wU wenvi ågY K‡iwQ‡jb| Zvui B. cÖZœZË¡we` mKj ai‡bi AvwU©‡d±, gvbevPiY,
wnD‡qb mvs iwPZ MÖš’- wmw×, wm-BD-wK, †iKW©m Ae AvwU©‡d± cÖvwßi ¯’vb, cÖvK…wZK cÖwµqv I B‡Kv‡d± wb‡q
I‡q÷vb© Iqvì©| wZwb bvj›`v wenv‡i G‡m PP©v K‡ib|
kxjf‡`ªi `xÿv jvf K‡ib| kxjf`ª wQ‡jb C. cÖZœZË¡we` ïay cÖvPxb gvb‡ewZnvm wb‡q PP©v K‡ib|
nl©ea©‡bi `xÿv¸iæ I bvj›`v wenv‡ii D. cÖZœZË¡we` ï`y gvbevPiY wb‡q PP©v K‡ib|
cwÐZ| Answer  C Explanation:

`k©b 77. cÙv b`xi Dcb`x-

A. myigv I Kzwkqviv B. Ki‡Zvqv I wZ¯Ív
wb‡Pi Aby‡”Q` Abymv‡i 73 I 74 Gi DËi `vI| C. ‡P½x I nvj`v D. gnvb›`v I c~bf©iv
It is sometimes argued that there is no point in Answer  D Explanation:
studying philosophy as all philosophers ever do
cÙv b`x
is sitting around quibbling over the meaning of
 DrcwË: wngvj‡qi M‡½vÎxq wngevn|
words. They never seem to reach any  mgvwß; e‡½vcmvMi|
conclusions to society is virtually non-excistent.  cÖ‡e‡ki ¯’vb: ivRkvnx|
They still argue about the same problems that  Dcb`x: gnvb›`v, cybf©ev, bvMi, Uv½b, KzwjK,
interestd the Ancient Greeks. Philosophy does cvMjv|
not seem to change anything; philosophy leaves  kvLv b`x: Kzgvi, gv_vfvOv, •fie, MovB, gaygZx,
everything as it is. Avwoqvj Lv Lvu, BQvgwZ|
73. Dc‡ii Aby‡”Q` ‡_‡K †evSv hvq- 78. KvšÍRxi gw›`i cÖZœ¯’vbwU-
A. Aby‡”Q`wUi iPwqZv g‡b K‡ib `k©b cÖK…Zc‡ÿ †Kv‡bv A. biwms`x †Rjvq B. gywÝMÄ †Rjvq
wKQzB cwieZ©b Ki‡Z cv‡i bv| C. bvivqYMÄ †Rjvq D. w`bvRcyi †Rjvq
B. Aby‡”Q`wUi iPwqZv g‡b K‡ib `k©b cÖK…Zc‡ÿ Answer  D Explanation:
mewKQzB cv‡ë w`‡Z cv‡i|  Ae¯’vb- w`bvRcyi|
C. cÖvPxb wMÖK `vk©wb‡Ki ZË¡¸‡jvB me‡P‡q wPËvKl©K  wbwg©Z- Aóv`k kZvãx‡Z|
D. Dc‡ii †Kv‡bvwUB bq  KvšÍRxD gw›`‡ii †`Iqv‡ji wiwjd fv¯‥h© ¸‡jv iwPZ-
Answer  A Explanation: †cvovgvwUi dj‡K|
wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb
 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 35
79. GKwU welgevû PZzfz©‡Ri PviwU †Kv‡Yi †Kv‡Yi mgwó-  Used to + verb Gi based form e‡m|
A. 360 wWwMÖ B. 270 wWwMÖ Example: He used to eat so much at
C. 90 wWwMÖ D. 180 wWwMÖ
lunchtime.
Answer  A Explanation:
 Be used to/ get used to + verb + ing e‡m|
 PviwU evû Øviv mxgve× ‡¶ÎB n‡jv PZyf©yR|
mvgšÍwiK, i¤^m, eM©‡¶‡Î, AvqZ‡¶Î I U«vwcwRqvg Example: He is used to eating so much
G¸‡jv PZyf©y‡Ri AšÍf©y³| ‡h ‡Kv‡bv PZyf©y‡Ri PviwU at lunchtime.
‡Kv‡Yi mgwó memgq 360 nq| 4. A synonym of the word 'extinction' is –––.
80. †ivgvb mf¨Zv M‡o D‡VwQjv- A. existence B. appearance
A. `Rjv I †dvivZ b`xi ga¨eZ©x A‡j
C. vanishing D. prevailing
B. b`x b‡`i AeevwnKvq
C. wmÜz b`xi Zx‡i Answer  C Explanation:
D. UvBevi b`xi Zx‡i  extinction A_© aŸsmhÁ Gi mgv_©K kã
Answer  D Explanation: Vanishing A_© gy‡Q †djv|
 G mf¨Zv UvBevi b`xi Zx‡i M‡o I‡V | 5. An antonym of the word 'relaxed' is –––.
 ‡ivg bMixi cÖwZôvZv wQ‡jb j¨vwUb ivRv †ivwgDjvm| A. comfort B. comfortably
 cÖ_g †ivgvb m¤ªvU wQ‡jb AMv÷vm| C. comfortable D. comforter
 weL¨vZ †ivgvb m¤ªvU wQ‡jb Rywjqvm wmRvi| Answer  Nill Explanation:
 AvB‡bi kvmb cÖeZ©b wQj G mf¨Zvi me‡P‡q eo Ae`vb|
 G mf¨Zvi Ab¨Zg wb`k©b n‡jv †iv‡gi Ôw` K‡jvwmqvgÕ| 6. The bottle contains –––– mango juice.
A. many B. much
Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq C. a few D. several
Kjv I gvbweK Abyl` Answer  B Explanation:
ÔCÕ BDwbU Set-K  Mango Juice-uncountable noun.
fwZ© cixÿv 2022-2023 uncountable noun Gi c~‡e© much e‡m|
 a few, many, several determiner ¸‡jv
countable noun Gi c~‡e© e‡m|
English
7. The noun of the word 'manage' is –––.
1. The boy with his friends ––– helping the A. management B. manageable
old woman cross the road. C. managerial D. managed
A. are B. is Answer  A Explanation:
C. were D. will
Answer  B Explanation:
 Manage (verb) A_© wbqš¿Y Kiv|
 Manage Gi Noun n‡jv Management.
 With,together with,along with, as well as,  Manage Gi adjective n‡jv Manageable.
including, accompanied by,accompanied 8. Please try to avoid –––– poor persons.
with Øviv 2wU subject hy‡³ n‡j 1g subject A. to insult B. insulted
Abyhvqx verb e‡m| C. insult D. insulting
2. All's well that –––– well Answer  D Explanation:
A. ends B. end
C. ending D. to end  avoid Gi c‡i verb + ing e‡m|
Answer  A Explanation: 9. The girl does the domestic chores, ––––?
A. does she B. doesn't she
 All's well that ends well (†kl fv‡jv hvi me C. does she not D. does not she
fv‡jv Zvi) GwU GKwU cÖev` evK¨| Answer  B Explanation:
3. He is not used to ––– so much at
lunchtime.  Tag question Gi †ÿ‡Î sentence wU
A. ate B. eats affermative n‡j tag wU Negative nq|
C. eat D. eating  Subject 3rd person singular n‡j tag Gi subject
Answer  D Explanation: he or she e‡m Ges verbwU singular nq|

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

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10. Choose the correct sentence: 14. Walt Whitman is a great ––– poet.
A. He is neither a meritorious student or a A. American B. English
good cricketer. C. Canadian D. Australian
B. He is neither a meritorious student not a Answer  A Explanation:
good cricketere.  Walt Whitman is a great American poet.
C. He is neither a meritorious student nor a  He is father of free verse.
good cricketer. 15. Arms and the Man by G.B. Shaw is a –––.
D. he is neither a meritorious student never a A. novel B. tragedy
good cricketer. C. comedy D. poem
Answer  C Explanation: Answer  C Explanation:
 either ..... or, neither ..... or, not only .....  G.B. Shaw is an Irish playwright. In 1925
but also, both .... and G corelative was awarded the novel prize in
conjunction ¸‡jv memg‡q Gfv‡e e‡m| literataure.
 Incorrect: Either Tamim nor Nazmul is
a good Crickter. evsjv
 Correct: Either Tamim or Nazmul is a 16. Ô‡`L, Ggb K‡i gvbyl VKv‡qv bvÕ-ÔwejvmxÕ M‡í †Kb GB
good Crickter. Dw³wU Kiv n‡qwQj?
11. The mother set –––– I bought yesterdady A. wbwe©l mv‡ci gyL †_‡K wel †ei Kivi Awfbq Kivq|
is out of order now. B. kwbev‡i mvc aiv wb‡la e‡j mvc ai‡Z bv hvIqvq|
A. that B. whom C. g„Zz¨Äq wg‡_¨ gš¿ c‡o wel Svuo‡Zv e‡j|
C. what D. whose D. mvc Zvov‡bvi wkKo wewµ Ki‡Zv e‡j|
Answer  B Explanation: Answer  D Explanation:
 e¨w³i c‡i who + verb e‡m| e¯‘i c‡i which  wejvmx M‡í ZrKvjxb cyiælZvwš¿K mgv‡R bvix‡`i
e‡m| hw` Ack‡b mwVK DËi bv _v‡K Z‡e that gZev`‡K cÖwZwôZ Kivi Rb¨ wejvmx Pwi‡Îi gva¨‡g
e‡m| Dw³wU cyiæl mgvR‡K K‡i‡Qb| Avgiv eZ©gv‡bI
Example: This is the person who is actor. GgbwU †`L‡Z cvB †h, bvixi civgk© †KD Av‡`․‡Z
This is the book which I find. MÖnY Ki‡Z Pvq bv| hvi cwibvg g½jRbK nq bv|
 gap Gi c~‡e© e¨w³ Ges gap Gi c‡i subject n‡j g„Zz¨Äq Pwi‡ÎI GgbwU N‡UwQj|
gap G whom e‡m| 17. Ôwe‡`ªvnxÕ KweZvq Kwe wb‡R‡K Kvi g‡Zv ÿ¨vcv e‡j‡Qb?
Example: This is the person whom I A. `ye©vmv B. wek^vwgÎ
know. C. bUivR D. ayZ©vwU
12. The passive form of the sentence 'Who Answer  A Explanation:
finished the task?' is ––––.  Avwg ÿ¨vcv `ye©vmv, wek^vw¤ªZ-wkl¨|
A. By who was the task finished?  Avwg `vevbj-`vn, `vnb Kwie wek^|
B. By whom the task was finished?  `ye©vmv: gnvfvi‡Zi ivwM iwP‡Îi GKRb Fwl|
C. By whom was the task finished? 18. ÔAcwiwPZvÕ Mí Aej¤^‡b †Kvb evK¨vskwU wVK?
D. By whom task was finished? A. Avwg Abœc~Y©vi †Kv‡j MRvb‡bi †Qv‡Uv fvBwU|
Answer  C Explanation: B. G RxebUv bv A‡¼i wn‡m‡e e‡ov, bv ¸‡Yi wnmv‡e|
 Active voice G who _vK‡j passive voice G C. msMxZj²xi cÙeb `wjj we`wjZ Kwiqv Avwg †Zv
weevn-evwo‡Z wMqv DwVjvg|
by whom nq + past indefinite Gi ¯’‡j was/
D. Dc‡ii me¸‡jvB wVK|
were + object + v3 e‡m| Answer  A Explanation:
13. No sooner has she said it –––– she burst
into tears.  Ackb B- †Z A‡¼i ¯’v‡b •`‡N©¨i n‡e|
A. then B. when  Ackb C- †Z j²xi ¯’v‡b mi¯^Zxi Ges `wjj ¯’v‡bi
`wjZ n‡e|
C. before D. than 19. gaym~`b `Ë ÔivgvbyRÕ ej‡Z Kv‡K eywS‡q‡Qb?
Answer  D Explanation: A. ive‡Yi AbyR wefxlY‡K B. iv‡gi AbyR j²Y‡K
 No sooner .... than, scarcely had ..... C. ive‡Yi cyÎ †gNbv`‡K D. iv‡gi Abymvix ag©‡Mvôx‡K
when, hadly had.... when, as soon as.... Answer  B Explanation:
before e‡m  iv‡gi AbyR (†QvU fvB) j²Y‡K ivgvbyR ejv nq|

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

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20. ‡KvbwU †iv‡Kqv mvLvIqvZ †nv‡m‡bi MÖš’? 27. ï× evbvb †KvbwU?
A. cÙgwY B. cÙP‚i A. cÖevngvb B. ïfvkxl
C. gwZivM D. Dc‡ii GKwUI bq C. cwjømgvR D. aibavib
Answer  B Explanation: Answer  A, C Explanation:
 ‡iv‡Kqv mvLvIqvZ †nv‡m‡bi iPbv mg~n:  ï×: ïfvwkm, aib aviY|
 M`¨MÖš’: gwZP~i I Ae‡ivaevwmbx 28. Nyg †bB Kve¨MÖ‡šÍi †jLK †K?
 Dcb¨vm: cÙivM I myjZvbvi ¯^cœ A. Avnmvb nvexe B. myKvšÍ fÆvPvh©
21. wb‡Pi †Kvb KweZvskwU ï×? C. iæ`ª gyn¤§` kwn`yjøvn D. mywdqv Kvgvj
A. VvuB bvB VvuB bvB fiv †m Zix| Answer  B Explanation:
B. Avwg ewÂZ üw` cievmx wPi M„nnviv hZ cw_‡Ki|  myKvšÍ fÆvPv‡h©i evK¨MÖš’: Nyg‡bB, AvKvj, c~e©vfvm,
C. ï× A I B D. Dc‡ii me¸‡jvB Aï×| niZvj, wg‡VKov, QvocÎ|
Answer  D Explanation: 29. ‡Kvb evK¨ ms‡KvPbwU ï×?
 ï×: VvuB bvBg VvuB bvB- †Qv‡Uv †m Zix A. webv Avqv‡m jvf Kiv hvq hv- Avqvmjf¨
(†mvbviZix)| B. Dw`Z n‡”Q Ggb-DÇxqgvb
 ï×: Avwg ewÂZ e¨_v c_evmx wPi M„nnvqv hZ C. AwZµg Kiv hvq bv hv- AbwZµg¨
cw_‡Ki (we‡`ªvnx)| D. g„wËKv w`‡q wbwg©Z hv- g„rgq
22. wb‡Pi †KvbwU RwUj evK¨? Answer  C Explanation:
A. Avwg ï‡bwQ †h AvR cixÿv n‡e bv|
B. wZwb G‡jb, †`L‡jb G Rq Ki‡jb|  Ackb, A n‡e - Avqvmbä
C. DËvj mgy‡`ª †b․KvwU fvm‡Q|  DÇxqgvb: Do‡Q Ggb
 Ackb C: g„b¥q
D. wZwb eB co‡Z co‡Z cvqPvwi Ki‡Qb|
30. ÔkIKZ ImgvbÕ Kvi QÙbvg?
Answer  A Explanation:
A. kvn †gv. mMx‡ii B. Avj gvngy‡`i
 RwUj/wgkÖ evK¨ (Complex sentence): G ai‡bi C. ‡kL AvwRRyi ingv‡bi D. ‣mq` kvgmyj n‡Ki
ev‡K¨ `ywU finite verb (mgvwcKv wµqv) GKwU Answer  C Explanation:
†hvRK Ae¨q (†h, whwb, wZwb, hv-Zv, †hgb- †Zgb,
†h- †m BZ¨vw`) Øviv hy³ _vK‡e|  kIKZ Imgv‡bi †kL AvwRRyi ingv‡bi QÙbvg|
 Avwg ï‡bwQ †h AvR cixÿv n‡e bv| e½eÜz Zzjbvg~jK mvwnZ¨ I ms¯‹…wZ Bbw÷wUDU
23. †KvbwU ï× bq?
A. g& + g = þ B. n& + g = þ 1. cvðvZ¨ RM‡Z Awfav‡bi m~ÎcvZ †Kv_vq nq?
C. K& + l = ÿ D. ÿ + g = ² A. wMÖ‡m B. ‡iv‡g
Answer  A Explanation: C. Rvg© vwb‡Z D. Bsj¨v‡Û
Answer  A Explanation:
 g& + g = ¤§| evwK Ackb¸‡jv ï×|
24. wb‡Pi †KvbwU Kg©aviq mgvm?  Awfavb msKj‡bi BwZnvm bZyb bq| Gi m~Pbv
A. wkwkiwm³ B. ea~eiY n‡qwQj wLª‡ói R‡b¥iI A‡bK Av‡M| ZLb ‡_‡KB
C. ‡k^ZcÎ D. Dc‡ii me¸‡jvB Ávb-weÁv‡bi cÖmvi, PP©v Ges fvlvq e¨eüZ k‡ãi
Answer  C Explanation:
ZvwjKv, A_© Ges DrcwË cÖf…wZ m¤ú‡K© Av‡jvPbv
¯’vb cvq Awfav‡b| msKwjZ kã‡Kvl‡K wMÖKiv ejZ
 miKvwi Z_¨ mieivnKvix cÎ = †k^ZcÎ Ô‡jw·KbÕ Avi ‡ivgvbiv jvwZb fvlvq Gi bvg
[ga¨c`‡jvcx Kg©aviq] w`‡qwQj ÔwWKkbvwiÕ|
 wkwki Øviv wm³ = Z…Zxqv Zrcyiæl] 2. ‡Kvb mvwnZ¨Kg©wU Wvqvm‡cviv †jL‡Ki †jLv?
 eay‡K eiY = ea~eiY [wØZxqv Zrcyiæl] A. `¨ Iì A¨vÛ `¨ wm B. G nvDm di wg÷vi wek^vm
25. wb‡Pi †Kvb mgv_©K kã ï×? C. Rvwg©bvj D. `¨ g¨vwRK gvD‡›UBb
A. Awbj - evZvm B. Awbj - mgy`ª
C. Awbj - hv bxj bq D. Awbj - ZviKv Answer  B Explanation:
Answer  A Explanation:  Wvqv‡¯úviv A_© hLb †Kv‡bv RvwZ ev Rb‡Mvôx Zv‡`i
¯^‡`kf‚wg †_‡K we‡k^i Ab¨Î wewfbœ ¯’v‡b Qwo‡q
 Awbj = evZvm, ceY, mgxq, mgxKiY, nvIqv|
c‡o| ''A house for Mr. Biswas'' mvwnZ¨Kg©wU
26. ÔZzwg mKv‡j Kx Kx †L‡j?Õ - GB ev‡K¨ ÔKxÕ †Kvb c`?
V. S. Naipaul †jL‡Ki|
A. Ae¨q B. we‡kl¨
3. WweøD we B‡qUm †Kvb eB‡qi f‚wgKv wj‡L‡Qb?
C. me©bvg D. wµqvwe‡klY
Answer  C Explanation: A. MxZvÄwj B. ebjZv †mb
 ÔKxÕ GLv‡b cÖkœ‡evaK me©bvg (Interrogative C. ms Advwism D. `¨ c¨viUm †Uj
Pronoun) Answer  A Explanation:

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

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 iex›`ªbv_ VvKz‡ii ÔMxZvÄwjÕ Bs‡iwR‡Z cÖ_g cÖKvwkZ  1969 mv‡j Zvui cwiPvjbvq gyw³ cvq| Ôfzeb †mvgÕ
nq 1912 mv‡j| A‡bKUv ¯^ZtcÖ‡Yvw`Z n‡q Gi QwewUi Rb¨ wZwb RvZxq I AvšÍR©vwZK cyi¯‥vi
AmvaviY GKwU f~wgKv wj‡LwQ‡jb AvBwik Kwe I †c‡qwQ‡jb cÖ_gmvwii cwiPvj‡Ki gh©v`v ¯^iƒc|
bvU¨Kvi DBwjqvg evUjvi B‡qU&m&|  wZwb 2018 mv‡j 30 wW‡m¤^i fevbxcy‡i wb‡Ri
4. iƒcmx evsjv Kve¨MÖ‡š’i cÖ”Q` Avu‡Kb †Kvb Pjw”PÎKvi? evwo‡Z 95 eQi eq‡m ü`‡iv‡M AvµvšÍ n‡q g„Yvj
A. g„Yvj †mb B. FwZ¡K NUK †m‡bi g„Zz¨ nq|
C. mZ¨wRr ivq D. AcY©v †mb 7. Pv³vB ZzwK©‡Z †Kvb m¤ªvU AvZ¥Rxebx †j‡Lb?
Answer  C Explanation: A. m¤ªvU kvnRvnvb B. m¤ªvU evei
 iƒcmx evsjv evsjv fvlvi Ab¨Zg cÖavb Kwe Rxebvb›` C. m¤ª vU AvKei D. m¤ªvU Rvnv½xi
`v‡ki me©vwaK RbwcÖq Kve¨MÖš’| GwU Zvui mßg Answer  B Explanation:
Kve¨MÖš’| Kwe RxeÏkvq G MÖš’wU ev Gi AšÍf©y³ ‡Kvb  m¤ªvU evei ZzwK©‡Z AvZ¥Rebx †j‡Lb|
KweZv cÖKvk K‡ib wb| 1954 wLªóv‡ã `yNU©bvq 8. Ae¨³ MÖš’wU †Kvb weÁvbxi †jLv?
AKvjg„Zz¨i ci Gi cvÐzwjwci LvZvwU Avwe®‥…Z nq| A. m‡Z¨b †evm B. cÖdzjø P›`ª ivq
Kwe G MÖš’wUi cÖ”Q`bvg wbe©vPb K‡iwQ‡jb evsjvi Î¯Í C. RM`xkP›`ª emy D. ivgvbyR
bxwjgv| Rxebvb›` ‡Kb ¯^xq RxeÏkvq G Kve¨Mš’wU Answer  C Explanation:
cÖKvk K‡ibwb Zv A`¨vewa GK cig we¯§q n‡q
Av‡Q| evsjv‡`‡ki gyw³hy‡× G Kv‡e¨i KweZv¸wj  Ae¨³ GKwU cy¯ÍK hv AvPvh© RM`xk P›`ª emy iwPZ
evOvwj‡`i we‡klfv‡e Aby‡cÖiYv hywM‡qwQj| KzwowU cÖe‡Üi msKjb| KZK¸wj cÖeÜ ‣eÁvwbK
5. ‣mq` IqvwjDjøvni Rb¥kZevwl©Kx †Kvb mv‡j? wPšÍvi dj| wKQy cÖeÜ BZtc~‡e© gyKyj, `vmx, cÖevmx,
A. 1999 B. 2020 mvwnZ¨ Ges fviZe‡l© cÖKvwkZ n‡qwQj| eBwU e½xq
C. 2022 D. 2023 weÁvb cwil` ‡_‡K 1328 e½v‡ãi Avwk¦b gv‡m cÖ_g
cÖKvk cvq|
Answer  C Explanation: 9. gyw³hy‡× gqgbwmsn †Kvb †m±‡i Aax‡b wQj?
 cÖL¨vZ K_vmvwnwZ¨K ‣mq` IqvjxDjøvn&i kZZg A. 8 B. 5 C. 10 D. 11
Rb¥evwl©Kx AvR| 1922 mv‡ji 15 AvM÷ wZwb Answer  D Explanation:
PÆMÖv‡gi ‡lvjkn‡i Rb¥MÖnY K‡ib| 1971 mv‡ji 10 †m±i GjvKv `vwqZ¡cÖvß KgvÛvi
A‡±vei gvÎ 49 eQi eq‡m c¨vwi‡m gviv hvb| †m±i- PÆMÖvg, cve©Z¨ PÆMÖvg †gRi wRqvDi ingvb
‡mLv‡bB Zv‡K mgvwnZ Kiv nq| 1 Ges †dbx b`x ch©šÍ †gRi iwdKzj Bmjvg
6. g„Yvj †m‡bi Rb¥ †Kv_vq? †bvqvLvjx, Kzwgjøv, †gRi Lv‡j` †gvkviid
†m±i-
dwi`cyi I XvKv †Rjvi †gRi GwU Gg nvq`vi
A. dwi`cyi B. weµgcyi 2
Askwe‡kl
C. cyiæwjqv D. KjKvZv †m±i- XvKv †Rjvi Askwe‡kl
†gRi kwdDjøvn
†gRi G. Gb. Gg
Answer  A Explanation: 3 Ges nvweMÄ, wK‡kviMÄ
b~iæ¾vgvb
 g„Yvj †mb wQ‡jb fviZxq Pjw”PÎ RM‡Zi GKRb †m±i-
wm‡jU †Rjvi c~e©vÂj
†gRi wm Avi `Ë
weL¨vZ cwiPvjK Z_v wPÎbvU¨Kvi I †jLK| Zvui 4
cwiPvwjZ Qwe fviZ Qvov we‡`‡kI eû cÖkswlZ †m±i- †gRi gxi kIKZ Avjx
wm‡jU †Rjvi cwðgvÂj
n‡q‡Q| 5
†m±i- mgMÖ iscyi †Rjv I DBs KgvÛvi Gg †K evkvi
 1923 mv‡ii 14 †g Awef³ evsjvi c~e©e‡½i 6 VvKziMvuI
dwi`cy‡ii g„Yvj †m‡bi Rb¥ nq| g„Yvj ¯‥zj Rxe‡bi †m±i- †gRi KvRx b~iæ¾vgvb
cÖv_wgK I D”Pgva¨wgK ¯Í‡ii cov‡kvYvi c~e©e‡½i e¸ov ivRkvnx I cvebv
7
dwi`cy‡iB m¤ú~Y© K‡ib| cieZ©x m‡gq D”P¯Í‡i †m±i- †gRi Imgvb †P․ayix
Kzwóqv I †kvi †Rjv
cov‡kvbv Kivi Rb¨ wZwb evsjv‡`k †_‡K KjKvZvq 8 †gRi Gg G gbQzi
P‡j Av‡mb| KjKvZvi ¯‥wUkPvP© K‡jR †_‡K wZwb †m±i-
Lyjbv †Rjvi `wÿYvÂj †gRi Avãyj Rwjj
c`v_©we`¨vq ¯œvZK nb I KjKvZv wek^we`¨vj‡qi Ges e„nËi ewikvj I †gRi Gg G gÄyi
9
Aax‡b ivRvevRvi mv‡qÝ K‡jR †_‡K wZwb cUzqvLvjx †Rjv
¯œvZ‡KvËi wWwMÖ jvf K‡ib| Af¨šÍixY †b․c_ I mgy`ª †b․evwnbx KgvÛvi
†m±i-
DcK‚jxq AÂj, PÆMÖvg I 9wbqwgZ KgvÛvi wQj bv)
 g„Yvj †m‡bi cwiPvjbvq cÖ_g Qwe ÔivZ‡fviÕ gyw³ cvq 10
Pvjbv
1955 mv‡j| GB QwewU wQj DËgKzgvi AwfbxZ cÖ_g †m±i- wK‡kviMÄ, mgMÖ †gRi Avey Zv‡ni
evsjv Qwe| 11 gqgbwmsn I Uv½vBj Gg nvwg`yjøvn
 Zvui wØZxq Qwe Ôbxj AvKv‡ki wb‡PÕ gyw³ cvq 1958 10. hy³d«›U gš¿xmfvq e½eÜz †kL gywReyi ingvb Kx welqK gš¿x
mv‡j| wQ‡jb?
 weL¨vZ Pjw”PÎ: cybð (1961), Ae‡k‡l (1963), A. ¯^ivóª B. K…wl
cÖwZwbwa (1964), AvKvkKzmyg (1965), KvuP KvUv C. ciivóª D. eb I cvU
nx‡i (1965) BZ¨vw`| Answer  B Explanation:

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 39
 c~e© evsjvi cÖv‡`wkK cwil‡`i Avmb wQj- 309wU| Answer  B Explanation:
 1954 mv‡ji hy³dz›Uª wbe©vP‡b gymjgvb‡`i wba©vwiZ  Ô‡gUvÕ cÖ_g 2022 mv‡j evwl©K human rights
Avmb wQj- 237wU| report cÖKvk K‡i|
 c~e© evsjvq hy³d«›U MVb Kiv nq: 1953 mv‡ji 4
wW‡m¤^i| 13. Pearl of Puerto ‡Kvb †`‡k cvIqv hvq?
 hy³d«‡›U (1954) ivR‣bwZK `‡ji msL¨v: 4wU A. BDGmG B. wdwjcvBb
(AvIqvgx gymwjg jxM, K…lK cÖRv cvwU©, MYZš¿x `j, C. Rvcvb D. wbDwRj¨vÛ
†bRv‡g Bmjvg)| Answer  B Explanation:
 1954 mv‡j wbe©vP‡b hy³d«‡›Ui Bk‡Znv‡i `dv wQj: 21wU|  `¨ cvj© Ad cy‡q‡Z©v, cy‡q‡Z©v wcÖ‡Ýmvi gy³v bv‡gI
 hy³d«›U 21 `dv Bk‡Znvi †NvlYv K‡i: 1953 mv‡ji cwiwPZ (wdwjwc‡bv: Perlas ng Puerto), nj
5 wW‡m¤^i| GKwU Abby‡gvw`Z gy³v hv wdwjcvBb mvM‡i GKRb
 1954 mv‡ji hy³d«‡›Ui wbe©vPbx Bk‡Znv‡ii †jLK: wdwjwc‡bv ‡R‡j Lyu‡R ‡c‡qwQ‡jb| GwU 2.2 dzU (67
Aveyj gbmyi Avn‡g`| ‡mwg) j¤^v, 1 dyU (30 ‡mwg) PIov Ges IRb 34
 1954 mv‡ji hy³d«›U wbe©vP‡b AskMÖnYKvix wK‡jvMÖvg (75 cvDÛ)|
ivR‣bwZK `j: 16wU| 14. Russian Revolution nq KZ mv‡j?
 c~e© evsjv cÖv‡`wkK wbe©vPb AbyôZ nq: 1954 mv‡ji A. 1917 B. 1945 C. 1950 D. 1960
10 gvP©| Answer  A Explanation:
 1954 mv‡ji wbe©vP‡b †Kvb `j Rqjvf K‡i:
hy³d«›U|  msMwVZ - 25 A‡±vie, 1917 mv‡j (10 w`b)|
 1954 mv‡ji wbe©vP‡b gymwjg jxM KZwU Avmb cvq: (wecøewU cy‡iv‡bv Rywjqvb el©cwÄ Abymv‡i-25
9wU Avmb| A‡±vei Ges †MÖMixq el©cwÄ Abymv‡i- 7 b‡f¤^i
 1954 mv‡j cÖv‡`wkK wbe©vP‡b hy³d«›U Avmb cvq: 1917 mv‡j AbywôZ nq)|
223wU Avm‡bi|  †bZ…Z¡ †`b- føvw`wg‡i BwjP Dwjqvbvf †jwjb|
 c~e© evsjvi hy³d«‡›Ui gwš¿mfvi cÖ_g gyL¨gš¿x: †k‡i  iæk/ej‡køwfK/A‡±vei/10 w`‡bi wecøe msNwUZ-
evsjv G †K dRjyj nK| 1917 mv‡j|
 †kL gywReyi ingvb hy³d«‡›Ui †h gš¿x wQ‡jb: K…wlFY,  iæk wecø‡ei Aci bvg- ej‡køwfK wecøe/A‡±vei wecøe|
mgevqI cjøx Dbœqb gš¿x|  ‣eÁvwbK mgvRZ‡š¿i iƒc‡iLv •Zwi K‡ib: Kvj© gvK©m
 †kL gywReyi ingvb hLb hy³d«›U gwš¿mfvi m`m¨ nb I †d«WvwiK G‡½jm|
Zvi eqm wQj: 34 eQi 1 gvm 28 w`b|  cÖ_g iæk wecøe e¨_© nq- 1905 mv‡j|
 hy³d«›U miKvi ÿgZvq wQj: gvÎ 56 w`b|  ivwkqvq M„nhy× nq: 7 b‡f¤^i, 1917-25 A‡±vei, 1922
 hy³ivóª miKvi †f‡O †`q nq: 1954 mv‡ji 30 †g|  1922 mv‡j mgvRZvwš¿K †mvwf‡qZ BDwbq‡bi Rb¥ nq|
 e½eÜz hy³d«‡›Ui gš¿x wQ‡jb: gvÎ 15 w`b|  26 wW‡m¤^i, 1991 mv‡j †mvwf‡qZ BDwbqb wejyß nq|
 Velvet/Gentle Revolution: mv‡eK
AvšÍRv©wZK m¤úK© †P‡Kv¯øvfvwKqvi mgvRZš¿ we‡ivax Av‡›`vjb| GB
11. Kyoto protocol ‡Kvb †ÿÎwUi mv‡_ hy³? wecø‡ei gva¨‡g 1989 mv‡j †P‡Kvkøvwfqvi GK`jxq
A. A¨v‡iv‡¯úm B. †Ljvayjv KwgDwb÷ kvm‡bi Aemvb nq|
15. †Kvb Pzw³wU A‡Uvgvb mv¤ªvR¨ wejyß K‡i?
C. Rjevqy SzuwK D. we‡bv`b
A. wUªwU Ae d«vÝ B. wUªwU Ae Av‡gwiKv
Answer  C Explanation:
C. wUªwU Ae †mfvm© D. wUªwU Ae †R‡bfv
 ¯^vÿwiZ nq- 11 wW‡m¤^i, 1997 mv‡j| Answer  Nill Explanation:
 Kvh©Ki nq- 16 ‡deªæqvwi, 2005 mv‡j|
 ¯^vÿ‡ii ¯’vb- wK‡qv‡Uv (Rvcvb)|  wUªwU Ae jyRvb A‡Uvgvb mv¤ªvR¨ wejyß K‡i|
16. wØZxq wek^hy× †kl nq -------|
 m`m¨ †`k - 192wU|
 Z¨vMKvix‡`k- hy³ivóª I KvbvWv| hy³ivóª cÖZ¨vnvi A. 1914 mv‡j B. 1942 mv‡j
K‡i 2001 (AšÍfz©³ n‡qwQj 1998 mv‡j) mv‡j Ges C. 1945 mv‡j D. 1948 mv‡j
KvbvWv 2012 mv‡j| Answer  C Explanation:
 cÖv_wgK †gqv` ivLv n‡qwQj- 1997-2012 ch©©šÍ 15 †ÿÎ wØZxq wek^hy×
eQi| ïiæ 1 †m‡Þ¤^i, 1939
 evsjv‡`k Aby‡gv`b K‡i- 2001 mv‡j| †kl 2 †m‡Þ¤^i, 1945
 D‡Ïk¨/welqq- fzgЇji Zvce„w× I AvenvIqv Aÿkw³: Rvg©vwb, Rvcvb, BZvwj|
gЇji cwieZ©b †iva msµvšÍ cÖ‡UvKj| hy‡×i
wgÎkw³: Av‡gwiKv, ivwkqv, Bsj¨vÛ, d«vÝ
12. 2022 mv‡j †Kvb †mvk¨vj wgwWqv cÖwZôvb cÖ_g evwl©K cÿmg~n
I †cvj¨vÛ|
human rights report cÖKvk K‡i? 17. APEC-Gi †gvU cÖwZôvKvjxb m`m¨ KZ wQj?
A. UzBUvi B. ‡gUv A. 10 B. 11
C. wjsKWBb D. ¯ø¨vcP¨vU C. 12 D. 15
wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb
 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 40
Answer  C Explanation:  e½eÜz †kL gywReyi ingvb‡K ÔRvwZi RbK †NvlYv
 c~Y©iƒc: Asia-Pacific Economic Co- Kiv nq: 3 gvP© 1971|
operation.  RvwZms‡N e½eÜz‡K Ôwek^eÜz Dcvwa cÖavb K‡ib:
Av‡bvqviæj Kwig (16 AvM÷ 2019)|
 GwU cÖwZwôZ nq 1989 mv‡j A‡÷ªwjqvi K¨vb‡eivq|  wek^ kvwšÍ cwil` e½eÜz †kL gywReyi ingvb‡K †h
 APEC cÖwZôvi D‡`¨v³v wQ‡jb A‡÷ªwjqvi mv‡eK c`‡K f‚wlZ K‡ib: RwjI Kzwi c`K|
cÖavbgš¿x ee nK|  wewewm evsjv †kÖvZv Rwi‡c †kL gywReyi nvRvi eQ‡ii
 cÖwZôvKvjxb m`m¨ wQj 12wU Ges eZ©gv‡b Gi m`m¨ †kÖô evOvvwj †NvlYv K‡i: 14 GwcÖj 2004|
msL¨v- 21wU| 20. †dvU© DBwjqvg `yM© wbg©Z nq †Kv_vq?
 Gi m`i `ßi wm½vcyi wmwU, wm½vcyi| Gi eZ©gvb A. KjKvZvq B. w`wjø‡Z
wbe©vnx cwiPvjK †i‡eKv dvwZgv kvšÍv gvwiqv,
wbDwRj¨vÛ (2018-eZ©gvb)| C. jv‡nvi D. Bmjvgvev`
 Gwkqvi A_©‣bwZK Dbœq‡bi j‡ÿ¨ bZzb †RvU¸‡jvi Answer  A Explanation:
g‡a¨ ESCAP me‡P‡q †ewk Dc‡hvMxwe‡ePvb K‡i  weªwUkiv‡Ri mvgwiK kw³i me‡P‡q eo wb`k©b
KjKvZvq Aew¯’Z ‡dvU© DBwjqvg `yM©|
APEC †K|  Pvj©m AvBqvi `yM© cÖvPx‡ii wbg©vY KvR ïiæ K‡ib|
18. WTO- Gi m`i `ßi †Kv_vq Aew¯’Z? 1706 mv‡j `yM©wUi KvR ‡kl nq|
A. IqvwksUb wWwm B. c¨vwim  Bsj¨v‡Ûi ivRv Z…Zxq DBwjqv‡gi m¤§v‡b `yM©wUi
C. †R‡bfv D. †nM bvgKiY Kiv nq ‡dvU© DBwjqvg |
21. `xb-B-Bjvnx Kx?
Answer  C Explanation: A. GKwU ag©gZ B. GKwU ivR‣bwZK gZev`
 c~Y©iƒc: World Trade Organization (G‡K `¨v C. GKwU MÖš’ D. GKwU Av`k©
IqvPWM Ae B›Uvib¨vkbvj †UªW ejv nq)| Answer  A Explanation:
 cÖwZôv- 1 Rvbyqvwi, 1995|  Rvjvj DwÏb gynv¤§` AvKei 1582 wLªóv‡ã mKj
 cÖwZôvi †cÖÿvcU: 1947 mv‡j 23wU †`‡ki ivóªcÖavb a‡g©i mvi m¤^wjZ Ô`xb-B-BjvnxÕ bvgK bZzb
†R‡bfvq GATT `wj‡j ¯^vÿi K‡i| 1 Rvbyqvwi, G‡Kk^iev`x ag©gZ cÖeZ©b K‡ib| wKš‘ ag©gZwU
1948 mvj †_‡K GATT KvR ïiæ K‡i| Gi g‡a¨ RbwcÖqZv AR©b Ki‡Z cv‡iwb| gvÎ 18 Rb †jvK GB
`xN© 8 eQi (1986-1994) a‡i Pjv 8 `dv ag©gZ MÖnY K‡iwQj|
Av‡jvPbvi g‡a¨ Di渇q ivDÛ wQj me‡P‡q 22. XvKv †Rjv cÖvPxbKv‡j †Kvb Rbc‡`i AšÍfz©³ wQj?
¸iæZ¡c~Y©| cieZ©x‡Z 1995 Di渇q ivD‡Ûi A. e½ B. cyЪ
Av‡jvPbv †k‡l GATT wejyß n‡q wek^ evwYR¨ ms¯’v C. mgZU D. nwi‡Kj
(WTO) MVb Kiv nq, hv 1 Rvbyqvwi 1995 mv‡j Answer  A Explanation:
hvÎv ïiæ K‡i|
 m`i `ßi: †R‡bfv, myBRvij¨vÛ| Rbc` eZ©gvb AÂj
 eZ©gvb m`m¨: 164wU †`k (me©‡kl- AvdMvwb¯Ívb)|  evsjvi c~ e© I `wÿY- c~e©vÂj (XvKv, gqgbwmsn
 eZ©gvb 7g gnvmwPe: Gb‡MvwR I‡Kvb‡Rv- BI‡qjv I dwi`cyi|)
(bvB‡Rwiqv) [cÖ_g bvix I cÖ_g Avwd«Kvb]|  eZ©gv‡b evsjv‡`‡ki c~e© I `wÿY -c~e© w`‡K e½
 WTO †`kmg~‡ni Pj‡Q beg †`vnv ivD‡Ûi Rbc` M‡o D‡VwQj|
Av‡jvPbv, hv ïiæ nq 2001 mv‡j|  e½ Rbc‡`i DrcwË e½ bv‡gi GKwU
RvwZ †_‡K|
BwZnvm  cÖvPxb cyuw_‡Z e½ Rbc`‡K gMa I Kwj½ Rbc‡`i
cÖwZ‡ekx ejv nq|
19. e½eÜz‡K RvwZi RbK AvL¨v †`b †Kb?
 †mb Avg‡j e½ weµgcyi I bve¨ bv‡g
A. Av m g Ave`yi ie B. †Zvdv‡qj Avng` e½
wef³ wQj|
C. ZvRDÏxb Avng` D. ‣mq` bRiæj Bmjvg  †K․wU‡j¨i ÔA_©kv‡¯¿Õ e½‡K me©cÖvPxb
Answer  A Explanation: †f․‡MvwjK BDwbU wn‡m‡e D‡jøL Kiv
 †h we‡`wk cwÎKv e½eÜz‡K ÔivRbxwZi KweÕ Dcvwa n‡q‡Q|
w`‡q‡Qb: wbDR DBKm (5 GwcÖj 1971)|  F‡M¦` ÔHZ‡iq AviY¨KÕ MÖ‡š’ me©cÖ_g Ôe½Õ
 RvwZi wcZv e½eÜz †kL gywReyi ngvb‡K Ôe½eÜzÕ †`‡ki bvg cvIqv hvq|
Dcvwa‡Z f‚wlZ Kiv nq: 1969 mv‡ji 23 †deªæqvwi|  mycÖvPxb e½ †`‡ki mxgv W. bxnviiÄb
 ‡kL gywRe‡K Ôe½eÜzÕ Dcvwa cÖ`b K‡ib: ZrKvjxb iv‡qi ÔevOvwji BwZnvmÕ MÖ‡š’ D‡jøL Kiv
WvKmyi Gi wfwc †Zvdv‡qj Avn‡g`| n‡q‡Q|
 ‡kL gywRe‡K RvwZi RbK Dcvwa cÖavb K‡ib: Av. m.  DËie‡½i e¸ov (gnv¯’vbMo), iscyi,
g. Avãyi ie (cë‡b 3 gvP© 1971 Zvwi‡L)| ivRkvnx I w`bvRcyi|
cyЪ
 ‡kL gywRe‡K RvwZi RbK Dcvwa cÖ`vb K‡ib:  evsjvi cÖvPxbZg Rbc`|
Av.m.g. Avãyi ie (cë‡b 3 gvP©, 1971 Zvwi‡L)|  ivRavbx- cyЪ bMi/cyЪ ea©b|

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

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Rbc` eZ©gvb AÂj
 evsjv‡`‡k cÖvPxb wjwc cvIqv hvq - cyЪ cÖZœZË¡
Rbc‡`| wb‡Pi Aby‡”Q`wU co Ges 57-60 b¤^i cÖkœ¸‡jvi DËi
 evsjvi c~e© I `wÿY c~e©vÂj (eZ©gvb Kzwgjøv I
`vI|
†bvqvLvjx †Rjv)| The radiocarbon dating method is based on
mgZU
 ivRavbxi bvg wQj -eoKvgZv the fact that cosmic radiation produces
(†ivwnZwMwi-Kzwgjøv)| neutrons that enter the earth's atmosphere and
 c~e© fvi‡Zi c~e© cÖv‡šÍ A_©vr eZ©gvb react with nitrogen. The produce carbon-14, a
nwi‡Kj evsjv‡`‡ki wm‡jU AÂj, PÆMÖv‡gi wKQz
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carbon isotope with eight rather than the
23. m¤ªvU ûgvqyb‡K civwRZ K‡i w`wjøi wmsnvm‡bi e‡mb †K? usual six neutrons in the nucleus. With these
A. †kikvn B. bvw`i kvn additional neutrons, the nucleus is unstable
C. BjZzZwgk D. Beªvwng †jv`x and is subject to gradual radiocative decay.
Answer  A Explanation:
Wilard Libby calculated that it too 5,568
years for half the carbon-14 in any smaple to
 bvwmi DwÏb gynv¤§` ûgvqyb K‡b․‡Ri /wejMÖv‡gi hy‡× decay, its so-called half-life. (The lalf-life is
†kikvn k~‡ii wbKU civwRZ n‡q w`wjøi wmsnvmb now more accurately measured to be 5,730
nvivb| weRqx †ki kvn w`wjøi wmsnvm‡b em‡b Ges years). He found that the neutrons emitted
w`wjø‡Z AvdMvb kvm cÖwZôv K‡ib| 1555 mv‡j
cvi‡m¨i m¤ªv‡Ui mvnv‡h¨ ûgvqyb †kikv‡ni cyÎ radioactive particles when they left the
wmKv›`vi kvn‡K civwRZ K‡i w`wjø‡Z cybivq gyNj nucleus, and he arrived at a method for
kvmb cÖwZôv K‡ib| counting the number of emissions in a gram
24. kvwšÍ‡Z Ae`v‡bi Rb¨ †kL gywReyi ingvb †Kvb c`K of carbon. Carbon–14 is believed to behave
†c‡qwQ‡jb? exactly like ordinary carbon from a chemical
A. RywjI Kzwi B. kvwšÍ c`K standpoint, and together with ordinary carbon
C. GKz‡k c`K D. ¯^Y© c`K it enters into the carbon dioxide of the
Answer  A Explanation: atmosphere. The tempo of the process
 kvwšÍ‡Z Ae`vb ivLvi Rb¨ wek¦ kvwšÍ cwil` e½eÜy corresponds to the rates of supply and dis-
†kL gywReyi ingvb‡K 10 A‡±vei 1972 RywjI Kywi integration. Because living vegetation builds
c`‡K f~wlZ K‡i| Avi G cyi¯‥vi cÖ`vb Kiv nq 23 up its won organic matter through
†g 1973| phtosynthesis and by using atmospheric
25. gywRebMi ¯§„wZ‡m․‡ai ¯’cwZ †K? carbon dixoide, the proportion of radiocarbon
A. Zvbfxi Kwei B. kvgxg wkK`vi present in it is equal to that in the
C. g„Yvj nK D. wbZzb KzÛz atmosphere. As soon as an organism dies, no
Answer  A Explanation: further radiocarbon is incorporated into it.
 gywRebMi ¯§„wZ‡m․a Gi ¯’cwZ Zvbfxi Kwei| Radiocarbon dating is the most widely used
gywRebMi ¯§„wZ‡m․a wbg©vY Gi g~j KvR ïiæ nq 1987 dating method for dating the past from
mv‡j| ZrKvjxb ‡cÖwm‡W›U û‡mBb ‡gvnv¤§v` Gikv` 40,000 years ago until 1500 AD.
¯^vaxbZvi ¯§„wZ a‡i ivL‡Z 23 ¯Í‡ii ¯§„wZ‡m․a M‡o 27. ‡ZRw¯…q Kve©b KvjwbiƒcY c×wZi wfwË n‡”Q-
‡Zv‡jb| A. gnvRvMwZK †ZRw¯…qZv wbDUªb KYv Drcv`b K‡i hv
26. m¤ªvU ûgvqyb evsjvi Kx bvg w`‡qwQ‡jb? evqygÐj¯’ bvB‡Uªv‡R‡bi mv‡_ wewµqv K‡i †ZRw¯…q Kve©b
A. RvbœvZvev` B. myeY©f‚wg •Zwi K‡i|
B. evqygÐj¯’ bvB‡Uªv‡Rb gnvRvMwZK †ZRw¯…qZv Drcv`b
C. †mvbvi evsjv D. my‡e evsjv K‡i hv wbDUªb KYvi mv‡_ wewµqv K‡i †ZRw¯…q Kve©b
Answer  A Explanation: •Zwi K‡i|
C. ‡ZRw¯…q Kve©b wbDUªb KYvi mv‡_ wewµqv K‡i
 1526 mv‡j cvwbc‡_i cÖ_g hy× R‡qi gva¨‡g evei
gyNj mv¤ªvR¨ cÖwZôv K‡ib| evei dviwm kã, Gi A_© gnvRvMwZK †ZRw¯…qZv Drcv`b K‡i hv evqygÐj¯’
evN| Zvi Rb¥ eZ©gvb iæk-ZzwK©¯’v‡bi AšÍM©Z bvB‡Uªv‡Rb •Zwi K‡i|
diMvbvq| wZwb wcZvi w`K †_‡K •Zgyi js Ges D. wbDUªb KYv †ZRw¯…q Kve©b •Zwi K‡i hv gnvRvMwZK
gvZvi w`K †_‡K †Pw½i Lv‡bi eskai| mvnwmKZv I †ZRw¯…qZv Drcv`b K‡i Ges evqygÐj¯’ bvB‡Uªv‡Rb mv‡_
wbf©xKiZvi Rb¨ wZwb BwZnv‡m evei bv‡g cwiwPwZ wewµqv K‡i|
jvf K‡ib|
Answer  A Explanation:
 1538 mv‡j gyNj m¤ªvU ûgvqyb †M․‡oi ‡m․›`h© ‡`‡L
ev½vjvi bvg ‡`b 'RvbœvZvev`'|  Aby‡”Q‡`i 1g jvB‡bi A_©vbymv‡i|
wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb
 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 42
28. †ZRw¯…q Kve©‡bi wVK Aa©vqy KZ?  kxl©‡KvY 90° n‡j Aci mgvb `yBwU wecixZ ‡KvY
A. 5568 eQi B. 5730 eQi 45° K‡i n‡e|
C. 5620 eQi D. 5810 eQi  cwiwa =wZbevûi mgwó|
Answer  B Explanation:  wZb ‡Kv‡bi mgwó 180°|
 †h mg‡q †Kvb †ZRw¯…q c`v‡_©i †gvU cigvYyi wVK  mKj mg‡Kvbx wÎfyRB mgwØevû wÎfyR, wKš‘ mKj
A‡a©K cwigvY ¶qcÖvß nq Zv‡K H c`v‡_©i Aa©vqy mgwØevû wÎfyR mg‡Kvbx wÎfyR bq|
e‡j| D`vniY wn‡m‡e ‡ZRw¯…q AvB‡mv‡Uvc Kve©b-14  mgwØevû wÎfy‡Ri `yBwU evû ci¯úi mgvb nq|
-Gi Aa©vqy 5730 eQi|  mgwØevû wÎfy‡Ri wÎfy‡Ri ‡KvY `yBwUI ci¯úi
29. †ZRw¯…q Kve©b RxešÍ Dw™¢‡` cÖ‡ek K‡i- mgvb|
A. k^mb cÖwµqvq B. mv‡jvKms‡kølY cÖwµqvq  mgwØevû wÎfy‡Ri mgvb mgvb evû `yBwUi ‡Q`we›`y‡Z
‡h ‡KvY Drcbœ nq, Zv‡K kxl© ‡KvY e‡j| kxl© ‡KvY
C. ‡iPb cÖwµqvq D. cÖRbb cÖwµqvq
(vertex angle) Avevi A‡bK ‡¶‡Î kxl© (apex)
Answer  B Explanation: e‡j cwiwPZ| kxl© ‡KvY memgqB f~wgi wecixZ
 †ZRw¯…q Kve©b mv‡jvKms‡kølY cÖwµqvi RxešÍ Dw™¢` ‡KvY|
†`‡n cÖ‡ek K‡i|  mgwØevû wÎfy‡Ri mgvb mgvb evû `yBwU f~wgi mv‡_
30. †ZRw¯…q Kve©b Kvjwbiƒcb c×wZ w`‡q wb‡¤œi †i‡Äi ‡h ‡KvY Drcbœ K‡i Zv‡K f~wg ‡KvY e‡j| ‡h‡nZy
AZx‡Zi Kvj wbiƒwcZ n‡q‡Q- mgwØevû wÎfy‡Ri mgvb evû `yBwU, ZvB Gi f~wg
A. 40000 eQi c~‡e© †_‡K 1500 eQi c~e© ch©šÍ ‡KvYI `yBwU| GB wÎfy‡Ri GKwU ‡KvY Rvbv _vK‡j
B. 40000 eQi c~‡e© †_‡K 1500 wLªóvã ch©šÍ Ab¨ me¸‡jv ‡Kv‡Yi gvb wbY©q Kiv hvq|
C. wLªóc~e© 40000 †_‡K 1500 eQi ch©šÍ  mgwØevû wÎfy‡Ri f~wg I mgvb evû؇qi GKwUi
D. Dc‡ii †Kv‡bvwUB bq wظ‡bi mgwó‡K cwimxgv e‡j|
Answer  B Explanation: 34. †g‡mvc‡Uwgqv mf¨Zv M‡o D‡VwQ‡jv-
A. `Rjv I †dvivZ b`xi ga¨eZ©x A‡j
 Aby‡”Q‡`i †kl jvBb| B. bxj b‡`i AeevwnKvq
31. hgybv b`xi Dcb`x-
C. wmÜz b`xi Zx‡i
A. myigv I Kzwkqviv B. Ki‡Zvqv I wZ¯Ív D. Rv‡¤^wR b`xi AeevwnKvq
C. ‡P½x I nvj`v D. gnvb›`v I cybf©ev
Answer  A Explanation:
Answer  B Explanation:
†g‡mvc‡Uwgqv  me‡P‡q cÖvPxb mf¨Zv|
hygbv  †g‡mvc‡Uwgqv ej‡Z eZ©gv‡b †h †`k‡K
 DrcwË: Rvgvjcy‡ii †`IqvbM‡Äi Kv‡Q eªþcy‡Îi mf¨Zv
(BivK, eySvq- BivK|
kvLv wn‡m‡e|
 mgvwß: †`․jZw`qvi Kv‡Q cÙvq|  `vRjv I †dvivZ b`xi Zx‡i M‡o
Bivb,
 Dcb`x: wZ¯Ív, Ki‡Zvqv, aijv I AvÎvB| D‡VwQj|
Kz‡qZ,  `vRjv I †divZ b`xi eZ©gvb bvg
 kvLvb`x: a‡jk^ix|
32. Dqvix-e‡Uk^i cÖZœ¯’vbwU Aew¯’Z?
Zzi¯‥, h_vµ‡g- UvBwMÖm I BD‡d«wUm|
A. biwms`x †Rjvq B. gywÝMÄ †Rjvq wmwiqv)  ch©vqµwgK PviwU mf¨Zv‡K GK‡Î
C. bvivqYMÄ †Rjvq D. w`bvRcyi †Rjvq †g‡mvc‡Ugxq mf¨Zv e‡j|
Answer  A Explanation:
Rvbv©wjRg GÛ wgwWqv ÷vwWR
 Dqvwi- e‡Uk¦i Aew¯’Z- †ejv‡ev, biwms`x|
 Dqvwi I e‡Uk¦i MÖvg `ywU †Kvb hy‡M MwVZ- cøvB‡÷vwmb| 35. 2022 mv‡j gyw³cÖvß ÔnvIqvÕ Pjw”P‡Îi cwiPvjK †K?
 Dqvwi-e‡Uk¦i †Kvb b`xi Zx‡i Aew¯’Z- Kqiv b`x| A. ‡Z․Kxi Avn‡g` B. AwgZvf †iRv †P․ayix
 Dqvwi- e‡Uk¦‡ii cÖvß cÖZœZvwË¡K we‡kl †Kvb C. AvkdvK wbcyb D. †gRevDi ingvb mygb
mgqKvi- 450 wLª÷ c~e©v‡ãi|
 Dqvwi - e‡Uk¦‡i cÖZœZvwË¡K ¸iæZ¡ me©cª_g †K K‡e Rbmgy‡ÿ Answer  D Explanation:
Zz‡j a‡ib- gyn¤§` nvwbd cvVvb- 1933 mv‡j|  nvIqv n‡jv 2022 mv‡ji GKwU evsjv‡`kx evsjv
 cÖ_‡g Dqvwi- e‡Uk¦i †_‡K cÖZœe¯‘ msMÖn Ges M‡elYv
ïiæ K‡ib †K- gyn¤§` nvweeyjøvn cvVvb| fvlvi inm¨-bvU¨ag©x Pjw”PÎ, †hwU cwiPvjbv
33. GKwU wÎfz‡Ri f‚wg evû msjMœ `ywU †Kv‡Yi cwigvc mgvb K‡i‡Qb †gRevDi ingvb mygb|
n‡j, wÎfzRwU-  mgy`ªwfwËK evsjv‡`‡ki cÖ_g Pjw”PÎ|
A. mgwØevû B. mg‡KvYx 36. †KvbwU evsjv‡`‡ki msev`cÎ bq?
C. ¯’‚j‡KvYx D. m~²‡KvYx A. `¨ †WBwj ÷vi B. `¨ wUªweDb
Answer  A Explanation: ‡h wÎfy‡Ri `yBwU evû
C. `¨ weR‡bm ÷¨vÛvW© D. `¨ wdb¨vwÝqvj G·‡cÖm
mgvb Zv‡K mgwØevû wÎfyR e‡j| mgwØevû wÎfy‡Ri
‣ewkó¨ ¸wj nj wb¤§iƒc- Answer  B Explanation:

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 43
 `¨ wUªweDb GKwU fviZxq Bs‡iwR fvlvi ‣`wbK Answer  B Explanation:
cwÎKv hv Ag…Zmi, evw_›`v, PÛxMo, bqvw`wjø,  e‡½vcmvMi I Avie mvM‡i m„ó N~wY©S‡oi bv‡gi
RjÜi Ges jywaqvbv ‡_‡K cÖKvwkZ nq| GwU 1881 ZvwjKv Aby‡gv`b K‡i AvÂwjK KwgwUi GKwU
mv‡ji 2 †deªæqvwi jv‡nv‡i (eZ©gv‡b cvwK¯Ív‡b) c¨v‡bj| Zvi bvg WweøDGgI/GmKvc c¨v‡bj Ab
Rbwn‣Zlx mi`vi `qvj wms gwRw_qv KZ©…K cÖwZwôZ U«wcK¨vj mvB‡K¬vbm| Gi g‡a¨ Av‡Q fviZ, kÖxj¼v,
Ges cvuP m`m¨wewkó U«vw÷ Øviv cwiPvwjZ nq| evsjv‡`k, gvjØxc, wgqvbgvi, Igvb, cvwK¯Ívb,
37. evsjv‡`‡ki msweav‡bi †Kvb Aby‡”Q‡` wPšÍv I we‡e‡Ki _vBj¨vÛ, Bivb, KvZvi, ‡m․w` Avie, B‡q‡gb I
¯^vaxbZvi wbðqZv cÖ`vY Kiv n‡q‡Q? mshy³ Avie AvwgivZ| 2018 mv‡ji AviGgGmwm
A. 38 B. 39(1) C. 39(2) D. 40 bZyb K‡i N~wY©S‡oi bv‡gi ZvwjKv K‡i| G mgq
Answer  B Explanation: 13wU ‡`k 13wU K‡i bvg ‡`q| m`m¨ iv󫸇jvi
 evsjv‡`‡ki msweav‡bi 39 bs Aby‡”Q‡`i 1bs G Bs‡iwR bv‡gi Av`¨¶i Abyhvqx bv‡gi ZvwjKv nq|
wjwLZ wPšÍv I we‡e‡Ki ¯^vaxbZvi wbðqZv`vb Kiv ‡hgb Bs‡iwR eY©gvjv Abyhvqx GB 13 ‡`‡ki g‡a¨
nBj| me‡P‡q Av‡M _v‡K evsjv‡`‡ki bvg| Avi ‡k‡l
38. BDGbwe-Gi c~Y©iƒc Kx? _v‡K B‡q‡g‡bi bvg| Gevi ‡gvLv kãwU B‡q‡gb
A. BDbvB‡UW wbDR Ae evsjv‡`k ‡_‡K ‡bIqv n‡q‡Q| GiciB Avm‡e evsjv‡`‡ki
B. BDwbfvm©vj wbDR Ae evsjv‡`k ‡`Iqv bvg|
C. B›Uvib¨vkbvj wbDR Ae evsjv‡`k `k©b
D. BDbvB‡UW wbDR evsjv‡`k
Answer  A Explanation: wb‡Pi Aby‡”Q` Abymv‡i cÖkœ 73 I 74 Gi DËi `vI|
Studying phiosophy isn't an alternative to
 BDGbwe c~Y©iƒc- BDbvB‡UW wbDR Ae evsjv‡`k
 evsjv‡`‡ki msev` ms¯’v n‡jv - BDGbwe| GQvovI studying art, literature, history, psychology,
evsjv‡`‡ki D‡jøL‡hvM¨ msev` ms¯’v n‡jv (BSS), anthropology, sociology, fpolitics and
(ENA), (UNS) BZ¨vw`| science. These different subjects concentrate
 Gwc n‡jv hy³iv‡ó«i msev` ms¯’v, ivqUvm© n‡jv on different aspects of human life and
hy³iv‡R¨i e„nËg msev` ms¯’v Ges GGdwc n‡jv provide different sorts of insight. Some
d«v‡Ýi msev` ms¯’v| aspects of anyone's life will defy
39. IwUwU cø¨vUdg© PiwK-i Kvh©µg ïiæ nq †Kvb mv‡j? philosophical analysis and perhaps analysis
A. 2020 mv‡j B. 2021 mv‡j of any other kind too. It is important, then,
C. 2022 mv‡j D. 2023 mv‡j not to expect too much of philosophy.
Answer  B Explanation: 43. Dc‡ii Aby‡”Q‡` †evSv‡bv n‡q‡Q,
A. Kjv, mvwnZ¨, BwZnvm ev weÁv‡bi welqe¯‘ `k©‡bi
 PiwK GKwU evsjv‡`wk mvew¯…ckb wfwWI Ab wWgvÛ
w÷«wgs †mev| GwU U«vÝKg MÖæ‡ci gvwjKvbvaxb welqe¯‘i mv‡_ Awfbœ|
wgwWqv÷vi wjwg‡U‡Wi Aax‡b cÖ_g Av‡jvi gva¨‡g B. Kjv, mvwnZ¨, BwZnvm I weÁv‡bi welqe¯‘ `k©‡bi
cwiPvwjZ| PiwK 2021 mv‡ji 12 RyjvB Pvjy nq| welqe¯‘ †_‡K m¤ú~Y© wfbœ|
40. †`‡ki me©e„nr I me©vaywbK cvqiv Zvcwe`y¨r †K‡›`ªi †`bv C. Kjv, mvwnZ¨, BwZnvm ev weÁvb `k©‡bi weKí cvV
KZ? n‡Z cv‡i|
A. 15 †KvwU Wjvi B. 22 †KvwU Wj D. Dc‡ii †Kv‡bvwUB bq|
C. 36 †KvwU Wjvi D. 43 †KvwU Wjvi Answer  A Explanation:
Answer  C Explanation: 44. Dc‡ii Aby‡”Q‡` 'defy' kãwU Øviv †evSv‡bv n‡q‡Q-
 cvqiv we`y¨r‡K›`ª `xN©w`b a‡i evwK‡Z mPj i‡q‡Q| A. A¯^xKvi Kiv B. wg‡j hvIqv
G‡Z cÖwZôvbwUi †`bv cÖvq 36 †KvwU Wjvi| C. Av‡jvwKZ Kiv D. wej¤^ Kiv
41. evsjv‡`k †Uwjwfkb †Kvb mv‡j m¤úªPvi ïiæ K‡i? Answer  A Explanation:
A. 1962 mv‡j B. 1963 mv‡j  defy A_© ÔA¯^Kxi KivÕ|
C. 1964 mv‡j D. 1965 mv‡j 45. wb‡Pi †Kvb evK¨wU mwVK I A_©c~Y© evsjvq †jLv n‡q‡Q?
Answer  C Explanation: A. evsjvi fveyK MY wPšÍv‡K Abyfe MÖvn¨ K‡i cÖKvk
 1964 mv‡ji 25 wW‡m¤^i ZrKvjxb c~e© cvwK¯Ív‡b Ki‡Z †P‡q‡Qb|
cvBjU cÖK‡íi gva¨‡g G ‡`‡k me©cÖ_g ‡Uwjwfkb B. evsjvi fveyKe„›`MY wPšÍv‡K AbyfeMÖvn¨ K‡i cÖKvk
m¤ú«Pvi Kvh©µ‡gi hvÎv ïiæ nq| 1980 mvj ‡_‡K Ki‡Z †P‡q‡Qb|
GwU iwOb m¤úªPvi ïiæ K‡i| C. evsjvq fveyKMY wPšÍv‡K AbyfeMÖvn¨Zv K‡i cÖKvk
42. N~wY©So †gvLvi bvgKiY K‡i †Kvb †`k? Ki‡Z †P‡q‡Qb|
A. wZD‡bwkqv B. B‡q‡gb D. evsjvi fveyKMY wPšÍv‡K AbyfeMÖvn¨ K‡i cÖKvk Ki‡Z
C. ‡m․w`-Avie D. wgqvbgvi †P‡q‡Qb|
wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb
 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 44
Answer  D Explanation: 49. wb‡Pi µ‡g †Kvb msL¨vwU †h․w³Kfv‡e k~b¨¯’v‡b em‡e? 2,
 fveyKMY-eûePb 3, 6, 11, 18, 27, ?
 AbyMÖvn¨- wµqv, AbyfeMÖvn¨Zv- we‡kølY A. 34 B. 36
46. wb‡Pi †Kvb evK¨wU mwVK Bs‡iwR‡Z †jLv n‡q‡Q? C. 38 D. 40
A. It was so obvious with Russell that war Answer  C Explanation:
between nation state was unnecessary. 2 36 11 18 27 38
B. It was so obvious to Russell that war
between nation states was unnecessary. 1 3 5 7 9 11
C. It eas so obvious about Russell that war 50. Smoke : Pollution kã- †Rvovi m`„k kã - †Rvo:
between nations states was unnecessary. A. Water: Fish B. War : Death
D. It was so obvious to Russell that war C. Cigarette: Packet D. Iron : Strength
between nation states were unncessary. Answer  B Explanation:
Answer  B Explanation:  Pollution is caused by smoke, similarly
 Obuious to (appropriate preposition), destruction is caused by war.
'War between nations statcs' phrase wU‡Z
war Avm‡j main point, hv GKeP‡b Av‡Q|
47. UªvÝcv‡iwÝ B›Uvib¨vkbvj- Gi cÖavb Kvh©vjq †Kv_vq?
A. hy³ivóª B. Rvg©vwb
Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq
C. hy³ivR¨ D. KvbvWv Kjv I gvbweK Abyl`
Answer  B Explanation: ÔCÕ BDwbU Set-L
 TI- Gi c~Y© Awfe¨w³ 'Transparency
International' GwU Rvg©vbwfwËK `yb©xwZ we‡ivax
fwZ© cixÿv 2022-2023
GKwU †emiKvwi AvšÍR©vwZK ms¯’v|
 GwU cÖwZwôZ nq 4 †g, 1993 mv‡j| Gi cÖwZôvZv English
wcUvi B‡Rb| 1. The students, accompanied by their
 Gi m`i `ßi evwj©Y (Rvg©vwb‡Z)| teacher, ––––– visiting the place.
 G ms¯’v c„w_exi wewfbœ †`‡ki `yb©xwZ msµvšÍ Z_¨ A. is B. are
we‡kølY K‡i Ges `yb©xwZi m~PK cÖ`vb K‡i|
48. 1971 mv‡j 'The Concert for Bangladesh' C . were D. will
†Kv_vq AbywôZ nq? Answer  B Explanation:
A. jÛb, hy³ivR¨ B. wbDBqK©, hy³ivóª  With,together with,along with, as well as,
C. KjKvZv, fviZ D. Ui‡›Uv, KvbvWv including, accompanied by,accompanied
Answer  B Explanation: with Øviv 2wU subject hy‡³ n‡j 1g subject
 mgq: 1 AvM÷ 1971 (wbDBq‡K©i †gwWmb ¯‥qv‡i)| Abyhvqx verb e‡m|
 Av‡qvRK : †dvevbv, ïiæ nq- ev`¨ hš¿ evRv‡bvi 2. A stitch in –––– saves nine.
gva¨‡g| A. time B. times
 e¨vÛ `j : weUjm, cÖavb wkíx, RR© n¨vwimb
 ‡mZvi ev`K: fvi‡Zi iweksKi, Abyôv‡bi ¯’vwqZ¡ C . timly D. timing
wQj- 4 N›Uv| Answer  A Explanation:
 mn‡hvMx wkíx : ee wWjvb, GwiK K¬¨vcUb, wewj  A stitch in time saves nine. (mg‡qi GK
wcÖ÷b, wjIb iv‡mj, wi‡½v iK÷vi cÖgyL| †duvo Amg‡qi `k †duvo) GwU GKwU cÖev` evK¨|
 evsjv‡`k evsjv‡`k Mvb cwi‡ekb K‡ib- RR© 3. She is not accustmoed to –––– like this.
n¨vwimb| A. be treated B. treat
 m‡iv` ev`K- I¯Ív` Avjx AvKei Luv, Zejv ev`K- C. treated D. being treated
Avjøv ivLv| Answer  D Explanation:
 KbmvU© di evsjv‡`k Pjw”P‡Îi cwiPvjK- mj  Would you mind, cann't help, couldn't
myBgvb| help, Stop, Mind, Reminder, remember,
 Note: 2016 mv‡j msMxZ wkíx I MxwZKvi wnmv‡e With a view to, look forwad to, addicted
ÔKbmvU© di evsjv‡`ki Ab¨Zg wkíx ee wWjvb to, accustomed to BZ¨vw`i c‡i verb + ing
mvwn‡Z¨ †bv‡ej cyi®‥vi cvb| e‡m|
wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb
 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 45
4. A synonym of the word ''industrious'' is – 10. Choose the correct sentence
A. fatigued B. lazy A. We had hardly reached the lake when it
C. hard-working D. working hard had started raining
B. We had hardly reached the take then it
Answer  C Explanation:
started raining
 Industrious A_© cwikÖwg Gi mgv_©K kã - hard- C. We had hardly reached the lake when it
working. started raining
5. An antonym of the word 'attentive' is – D. We had hardly reached the lake after it
A. attention B. attentively started raining.
C. inattentive D. inattentively Answer  C Explanation:
Answer  C Explanation:  Past perfect + when + past indefinite.
 Attentive A_© g‡bv‡hvMx Gi wecixZ kã Gi Exanple: Nazmul had come when I went.
wecixZ kã inattentive (Ag‡bv‡hvMx)| 11. The person –––– you saw here last evening
6. The jug contains –––– cow milk. is my cousin.
A. few B. a little A. whom B. which
C. a few D. many C . what D. whose
Answer  A Explanation:
Answer  B Explanation:
 Milk uncountable noun. Uncountable  e¨w³i c‡i who + verb e‡m| e¯‘i c‡i which
Noun Gi c~‡e© a little e‡m| e‡m| hw` Ack‡b mwVK DËi bv _v‡K Z‡e that
 Many, a few, few countable noun Gi c~‡e© e‡m|
e‡m| Example: This is the person who is actor.
7. The adjective of the word 'repair' is – This is the book which I find.
A. repairable B. repairer  gap Gi c~‡e© e¨w³ Ges gap Gi c‡i subject n‡j
C. repairing D. repairman gap G whom e‡m|
Answer  A Explanation: Example: This is the person whom I
 Repair A_© †givgZ Kiv| know.
 Repair Gi adjective form n‡jv repairable 12. The passive form of the sentence 'Let us
(†givgZ‡hvM¨)| arrange a picnic' is
 Repair Gi noun form n‡jv repairer A . Let a picnic arranged by us
†givgZKvix| B. Let a picnic arrange by us
8. Pleace don't mind –––– the dish. C. Let a picnic be arranged by us
A. to prepare B. prepared D. Let a picnic to be arranged by us
C. Prepared D. Preparing Answer  C Explanation:
Answer  D Explanation:  Imperative Sentence Gi passive Gi mgq let
 Would you mind, cann't help, couldn't + object + be + v3 + ext.
help, Stop, Mind, Reminder, remember, Example: Do the work (Active)
With a view to, look forwad to, addicted Let the work be done (Passive)
to, accustomed to BZ¨vw`i c‡i verb + ing 13. He had scarcely shaken our hands ––––
e‡m|
phone rang.
9. The boy regularly attends classes, ––––?
A. before B. after
A. does he B. doesn't he
C. than D. when
C. does he not D. does not he
Answer  D Explanation:
Answer  B Explanation:
 Past perfect + when + past indefinite.
 Tag question Gi †ÿ‡Î sentence wU Exanple: Kamrul had come when I went.
affermative n‡j tag wU Negative nq| 14. George Bernard Shaw is ––– an
 Subject 3rd person singular n‡j tag Gi playwright.
subject he or she e‡m Ges verbwU singular A. Irish B. English
nq| C. American D. Australian
wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb
 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 46
Answer  A Explanation: 20. ÔZzwg wK †KejB Qwe?Õ GB ev‡K¨ ÔwKÕ †Kvb c`?
 Past perfect + when + past indefinite. A. Ae¨q B. we‡kl¨
Exanple: Nazmul had come when I went. C. me©bvg D. wµqvwe‡klY
15. Son and Lovers by DH Lawwrence is – Answer  A Explanation:
A. a poem B. a play  n¨vu ev bv n‡j cÖkœ n‡e ÔwKÕ w`‡q Ges ÔwKÕ Ae¨q c`
C. a novel D. an Elegy n‡e| Avevi DËi †Kv‡bv bvg ev Ab¨ wKQz n‡j cÖkœ
Answer  C Explanation:
n‡e Kx w`‡q Ges Kx n‡e me©bvg|
21. ï× evbvb †KvbwU?
 David Herbert Lawrence was an English writer, A. AbvKvw•ÿZ B. wbiwew”Qbœ
novelist, short story writer, poet and essayist. His C. ‣Kki D. wcPvk
modernist works reflect on modernity, social Answer  A Explanation:
alienation and industrialization, while
championing sexuality, vitality and instinct.  ï× wbiew”Qbœ = wbi& + Aew”Qbœ (Aweivg)
‣K‡kvi = `k eQi n‡Z c‡b‡iv eQi eqm
evsjv 22. 'Song offerings' MÖ‡š’i Rb¨ †bv‡ej cyi¯‥vi cvb †K?
16. g„Zz¨Ä‡qi g„Zz¨i ci wejvmx KZ w`b †eu‡P wQj? A. iex›`ªbv_ VvKzi B. Rb wgëb
A. mßvnLv‡bK B. gvmLv‡bK C. wPbyqv Av‡P‡e D. Rb Wvb
C. 3 w`b D. 15 w`b Answer  A Explanation:
Answer  A Explanation:
 Song offerings n‡jv iex›`ªbv‡_i MxZvÄwj
 ÔwejvmxÕ M‡í g„Zz¨Ä‡qi g„Zz¨i ci wejvmx mvZ w`b (1913) Kv‡e¨i Bs‡iwR Abyev`| Bs‡iwR mvwn‡Z¨K
†eu‡P wQj| Gi c‡i wejvmx wb‡R AvZ¥nZ¨v K‡i| W. B. Yeats GB MÖš’ Abyev‡` mnvqZv K‡ib Ges
17. Ôwe‡`ªvnxÕ KweZvq Kwe wb‡R‡K Kvi evukwi e‡j‡Qb? iex›`ªbv_ VvKzi Gi †cÖwÿ‡Z Gkxq‡`i g‡a¨ cÖ_g
A. B¯ªvwd‡ji B. Awd©qv‡mi mvwn‡Z¨ †bv‡ej cyi¯‥vi (1913) cvb|
C. k¨v‡gi D. ï× L I M 23. †Kvb evK¨ ms‡KvPbwU Aï×?
Answer  D Explanation: A. mn‡R Rvbv hvq bv hv- `y‡R©q
 Ôwe‡`ªvnxÕ KweZvq Kwe wb‡R‡K k¨v‡gi nv‡ZiI B. nvwZi WvK - g›`ª
AwK©qv‡mi evukix e‡j Kíbv K‡i‡QY| C. ‡h Mv‡Q dzj a‡i wKš‘ dj a‡i bv- eb¯úwZ
Avwg Awd©qv‡mi evukix D. ‡h fwel¨r bv †f‡e KvR K‡i- Aweg„l¨Kvix
Avwg k¨v‡gi nv‡Zi evukix Answer  B Explanation:
GLv‡b Awd©qvm: wMÖK cyiv‡bi Mv‡bi †`eZv G¨v‡cv‡jv  nvwZi WvK = e„swnZ
I wgDR K¨v‡jvwcicyÎ| 24. ÔKweK¼bÕ ejv nq Kv‡K?
k¨vg: k¨vg n‡jv K…ò| A. gyKz›`ivg PµeZ©x‡K B. Kvýcv‡K
18. gKi gy‡Lv evjv Kx?
A. gqy‡ii †cLg‡gjv nv‡Z cwi‡aq Aj¼viwe‡kl C. we`¨vcwZ‡K D. Ck^iP›`ª ¸ß‡K
Answer  A Explanation:
B. mv‡ci gy‡Li nv‡Z cwi‡aq Aj¼viwe‡kl
C. gv‡Qj gy‡Li nv‡Z cwi‡aq Aj¼viwe‡kl  gyKz›`ivg PµeZ©x n‡jv PÛxg½j Kv‡e¨i †jLK|
D. Dc‡ii GKwUI bq  we`¨vcwZ‡K wgw_jvi Kwe ejv nq|
Answer  D Explanation:  Kvýcv Ph©vc‡`i †ewk c` iPbv (13) K‡ib|
 Ck^iP›`ª ¸ß‡K hyMmwÜÿ‡Yi Kwe ejv nq|
 gKi n‡jv Kzwgi m`„k¨ grm¨‡fvRx mixm„c RvZxq 25. ‡KvbwU †iv‡Kqv mvLvIqvZ †nv‡m‡bi MÖš’?
DfPi cÖvwYwe‡kl, Nwoqvj, M½v‡`exi evnb|
(†R¨vwZl kv¯¿) ivwkP‡µi `kg ivwk| K›`‡c©i A. gwZnvi B. cÂf‚Z
cZvKvwPý| C. gwZP‚ i D. cÙcvi
 Dc‡i DwjøwLZ Ack‡bi mv‡_ †KvbwUiB mv`„k¨ †bB| Answer  C Explanation:
myZivs DËi D n‡e|
19. gaym~`b `Ë Ô‡m․wgwÎÕ ej‡Z Kv‡K eywS‡q‡Qb?  ‡iv‡Kqv mvLvIqvZ †nv‡mb-
A. iv‡gi ¯¿x mxZv‡K B. jÿ‡Yi ¯¿x mywgZv‡K  M`¨MÖš’: gwZP‚i I Ae‡ivaevwmbx
C. iv‡gi AbyR jÿY‡K D. Dc‡ii me¸‡jvB Aï×  Dcb¨vm: cÙivM I myjZvbvi ¯^cœ
Answer  C Explanation: 26. wb‡Pi †Kvb KweZvskwU ï×?
 ‡m․wgwÎ n‡j mywgÎvi mšÍvb j²Y| mywgÎvi mšÍvb A. GKivk b`x Zx‡i/hvnv j‡q wQby fz‡j|
`yÕRb| j²Y I kÎæNœ| KweZvq †m․wgwÎ ej‡Z
mywgÎvi mšÍvb j²Y‡K †evSv‡bv n‡q‡Q| mywgÎvi B. Avwg mwÂZ e¨v_v cievmx wPÎ M„n nviv hZ cw_‡Ki|
¯^vgxi bvg ivRv `ki_| Aci w`‡K ivg I j²Y mr C. ï× K I L
fvB| iv‡gi gvZvi bvg: •Kkj¨v| D. gvaex Kzwoi ey‡K MÜ bvwn? K‡i bvB AN©¨ weiPb?
wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb
 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 47
Answer  D Explanation: 33. jv‡nvi cÖ¯Íve DÌvwcZ nq-
 ï×: GZKvj b`xK‚‡j/ hvnv wQby fz‡j| A. 1942 mv‡j B. 1946 mv‡j
 ï×: Avwg ewÂZ e¨_v c_evmx wPi M„nnviv hZ C. 1945 mv‡j D. 1943 mv‡j
cw_‡Ki (we‡`ªvnx)| Answer  Nill Explanation:
27. wb‡Pi †Kvb ev‡K¨ wµqv Dn¨ i‡q‡Q?  23 gvP©, 1940 mv‡j jv‡nvi cÖ¯Íve DÌvcb K‡ib
A. ILv‡b †K †i? B. ‡cQ‡b ZvwK‡q Kx †`L? ‡k‡ievsjv G ‡K dRjyj nK| jv‡nvi cÖ¯Ív‡ei g~j
C. DËvj mgy‡`ª †b․KvwU fvm‡Q| `vwe wQj gymwjg msL¨vMwiô GjvKvmg~‡n GKvwaK
D. Zvi WvK ï‡b †KD G‡jv bv| ¯^vaxb ivó« MVb Kiv| G †K dRjyj nK Awef³
Answer  A Explanation: evsjvi cÖ_g gyL¨gš¿x|
 gynv¤§` Avjx wRbœvn - cvwK¯Ív‡bi RbK I cÖ_g Mfb©i
 ILv‡b †K †i? GB ev‡K¨ wµqv ÔAv‡QÕ Dn¨| n‡e †Rbv‡ij|
ILv‡b †K Av‡Q †i? ev‡K¨ ÔnÕ Ges ÔAvnÕ avZz MwVZ  †nv‡mb knx` ‡mvnivIqv`©x - Awef³ evsjvi †kl
wµqvc` Dn¨ _v‡K| gyL¨gš¿x|
28. ‡KvbwU ï×?
 LvRv bvwRg DÏxb - c~e©evsjv ev c~e©cvwK¯Ív‡bi cÖ_g
A. l + T = ò B. l& + Y = ò gyL¨gš¿x|
C. T& + l = ò D. T& + P = ò 34. cÖvPxb evsjvq cyЪea©b wQj eZ©gv‡bi-
Answer  B Explanation: A. e¸ov, w`bvRcyi, ivRkvnx
 ò = l + Y (Z…òv) B. ea©gvb, exif‚g, cyiæwjqv
 Â = T + P (AÂj) C. Kzwgjøv, †bvqvLvwj, PÆMÖvg
 Á = R + T (Ávb) D. Lyjbv, ev‡MinvU, ewikvj
29. wb‡Pi †KvbwU wظ mgvm? Answer  A Explanation:
A. ‡`vZjv B. A‡K‡kvi
C. fimÜv D. e‡bvev`v‡o  DËie‡½i e¸ov (gnv¯’vbMo), iscyi, ivRkvnx I
Answer  Nill Explanation:
w`bvRcyi|
 evsjvi cÖvPxbZg Rbc`|
 †`vZjv- msL¨vePvK eûeªxwn; Av‣K‡kvi- Ae¨qxfve  ivRavbx- cyЪ bMi/cyЪ ea©b|
mgvm; e‡bev`v‡o- Ø›Ø mgvm; fimܨv- Zrcyiæl  evsjv‡`‡k cÖvPxb wjwc cvIqv hvq - cyЪ Rbc‡`|
mgvm| 35. beve wmivRD‡Ï․jvi ivRZ¡Kvj wQj-
30. wb‡Pi †Kvb mgv_©K kã ï×?
A. 1 eQi B. 6 gvm
A. Aw`ª - Amyi B. Aw`ª - ce©Z
C. 4 gvm D. 8 gvm
C. Aw`ª - mgy`ª D. Aw`ª - RvnvR
Answer  A Explanation:
Answer  B Explanation:
 beve wmivRD‡Ï․jv ev wgR©v gyn¤§` wmivR-D`-‡`․jv
 Aw`ª = ce©Z, wMwi, APj (1732-1757) wQ‡jb evsjv-wenvi-Iwol¨vi †kl
 mgy`ª = AY©e, `wiqv, evwiwa ¯^vaxb beve| wZwb 1756 ‡_‡K 1757 mvj ch©šÍ
e½eÜz Zzjbvg~jK mvwnZ¨ I ms¯‹…wZ Bbw÷wUDU ivRZ¡ K‡iwQ‡jb|
36. Av‡jKRvÛvi fviel© AvµgY K‡iwQ‡jb-
31. ÔGZ f½ e½‡`k Zey e‡½ fivÕ- Kvi Dw³?
A. wLªóc~e© 4_© kZvãx‡Z B. wLªóc~e© 5g kZvãx‡Z
A. gvB‡Kj gaym~`b `Ë B. ew¼gP›`ª P‡Ævcva¨vq
C. wLªóc~e© 6ô kZvãx‡Z D. wLªóc~e© 3q kZvãx‡Z
C. iex›`ªbv_ VvKzi D. Ck^iP›`ª ¸ß
Answer  A Explanation:
Answer  D Explanation:
 wLªóc~e© 4_© kZvãx‡Z (wLªóc~e© 326)- G
 ÔGZ f½ e½‡`k Zey i‡½ fivÕ- Dw³wU Ck^iP›`ª Av‡jKR¨vÛvi fviZel© AvµgY K‡iwQ‡jb|
¸‡ßi|
37. cÖ_g †Kvb ¯^vaxbZvKvgx GKRb fvBmi‡qi cÖvYbvk Ki‡Z
32. evOvwjiv g~jZ †h Rb‡Mvôx †_‡K AvMZ-
mÿg nb?
A. K‡Kkxq B. ‡gv½jxq A. †ki AvwjLvb B. RMr wms
C. ‡WwfWW D. ûb C. ÿzw`ivg emy D. webq emy
Answer  C Explanation: Answer  A Explanation:
 evOvwj RvwZi cÖavb Ask M‡o D‡V‡Q e‡j g‡b Kiv  †ki AvwjLvb 1872 mv‡ji 8B †deªæqvwi fvi‡Zi
nq Aw÷ªK ev wblv` RvwZ †_‡K| BwZnvmwe`‡`i fvBmiq jW© †g‡qv‡K nZ¨v K‡ib|
g‡Z- evOvwj‡`i †`n •ewk‡ó¨ Avw` A‡÷ªjxq ev 38. Abœ`vk¼i ivq GKRb-
Aw÷ªK ZZv †WwfWW Rb‡Mvôxi •`wnK •ewkó¨ cÖKU| A. QovKvi B. Jcb¨vwmK
Mv‡iv, †KvP, PvKgv, wÎcyivmn evsjv‡`‡k emevmKvix C. ‡QvUMíKvi D. Dc‡ii cÖ‡Z¨KwUB
DcRvwZ‡`i eo Ask m¤ú„³ g‡½vj‡qW bi‡Mvôxi Answer  D Explanation:
mv‡_|
wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb
 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 48
 Abœ`vk¼i ivq (15 B gvP©-1904 - A‡±vei 28, 42. †Kvb iv‡óªi msweav‡bi Lmovq 'Nature has rights'-
2002), GKRb ¯^bvgab¨ evOvwj Kwe I †jLK| Gi K_v ejv n‡q‡Q?
fvi‡Zi Dwol¨v ‡Rjvi GK Kvq¯’ ivq cwiev‡i A. kÖxjsKv B. wPwj
Rb¥MÖnY K‡iwQ‡jb| wZwb GKRb weL¨vZ QovKvi, C. BmivBj D. ‡m․w` Avie
Kwe, MíKvi, Jcb¨vwmK| Answer  B Explanation:
39. gyw³hy‡× mKj †b․c_ †Kvb †m±‡ii Aax‡b wQj?
A. 8 B. 9 C. 10 D. 11  BKz‡qW‡ii ci wPwj Ggb 2q †`k †hLv‡bi
msweav‡bi Lmovq 'Nature has rights' D‡jøL
Answer  C Explanation:
i‡q‡Q|
†m±i GjvKv `vwqZ¡cÖvß KgvÛvi 43. Pasukan Gerakan Am †Kvb iv‡óªi mv‡_ m¤úwK©Z?
†m±i- PÆMÖvg, cve©Z¨ PÆMÖvg †gRi wRqvDi ingvb
1 Ges †dbx b`x ch©šÍ †gRi iwdKzj Bmjvg
A. gvj‡qwkqv B. Bivb
†bvqvLvjx, Kzwgjøv, †gRi Lv‡j` †gvkviid C. BmivBj D. AvdMvwb¯Ívb
†m±i-
2
dwi`cyi I XvKv †Rjvi †gRi GwU Gg nvq`vi Answer  A Explanation:
Askwe‡kl
†m±i- XvKv †Rjvi Askwe‡kl †gRi kwdDjøvn  Pasukan Gerakan Ami n‡jv gv‡jq fvlvq
3 Ges nvweMÄ, wK‡kviMÄ †gRi G. Gb. Gg b~iæ¾vgvb The General Operations Force.
†m±i- †gRi wm Avi `Ë 44. Egypt ‡K ejv nq-
wm‡jU †Rjvi c~e©vÂj
4 A. Gift of the Nile B. Gift of the World
†m±i- †gRi gxi kIKZ Avjx C. Gift of the Sun D. Gift f Sphinx
wm‡jU †Rjvi cwðgvÂj
5
†m±i- mgMÖ iscyi †Rjv I DBs KgvÛvi Gg †K evkvi Answer  A Explanation:
6 VvKziMvuI  bxj b`‡K Egypt †`‡ki jvBdjvB‡bi g‡Zv MY¨
†m±i- †gRi KvRx b~iæ¾vgvb Kiv n‡Zv| G b‡`i Abycw¯Í‡Z †`kwUi Aw¯ÍZ¡ nvwi‡q
e¸ov ivRkvnx I cvebv
7 †h‡Zv|
†m±i- †gRi Imgvb †P․ayix
8
Kzwóqv I †kvi †Rjv
†gRi Gg G gbQzi
45. KZ mv‡j wf‡qZbvg ¯^vaxbZv †NvlYv K‡i?
Lyjbv †Rjvi `wÿYvÂj †gRi Avãyj Rwjj A. 1985 B. 1989
†m±i- C. 1942 D. 1945
Ges e„nËi ewikvj I †gRi Gg G gÄyi
9
cUzqvLvjx †Rjv Answer  D Explanation:
Af¨šÍixY †b․c_ I mgy`ª †b․evwnbx KgvÛvi
†m±i-
DcK‚jxq AÂj, PÆMÖvg I 9wbqwgZ KgvÛvi wQj bv)  wf‡qZbvg KwgDwb÷ cvwU© kvwmZ GKwU GK`jxq
10 mvsweavwbK cÖRvZš¿| 1945 mv‡ji 2iv †m‡Þ¤^i
Pvjbv
†m±i- wK‡kviMÄ, mgMÖ †gRi Avey Zv‡ni †`kwU ¯^vaxbZv jvf K‡i|
11 gqgbwmsn I Uv½vBj Gg nvwg`yjøvn 46. Igv‡bi ivRavbx †KvbwU?
40. gyw³hy‡×i ci cvwK¯Ívb K‡e e½eÜz †kL gywReyi ingvb‡K A. gvmKvU B. Kv›`vnvi
gyw³ †`q? C. ‡Znivb D. evM`v`
A. 7 Rvbyqvwi, 1972 B. 8 Rvbyqvwi, 1972 Answer  A Explanation: KwZcq †`k Ges Zv‡`i
C. 9 Rvbyqvwi, 1972 D. 10 Rvbyqvwi, 1972
ivRavbx I gy`ªv
Answer  B Explanation:
†`k ivRavbx gy`ªv
 26 gvP©, 1971 e½eÜy‡K ‡MÖdZvi K‡i KivwP‡Z wb‡q
hvIqv nq| 7 ‡m‡Þ¤^i, 1971 cvwK¯Ív‡bi jvqvjcyi Igvb gvmKvU Igvwb wiqvj
mvgwiK ‡R‡j ‡`k‡`ªvwnZvi Awf‡hv‡M ‡Mvcb wePvi Bivb evM`v` wiqvj
K‡i e½eÜy‡K g„Zz¨`Ðv‡`k cÖ`vY Kiv nq| 16 BivK †Znivb w`bvi
wW‡m¤^i, 1971 evsjv‡`k ¯^vaxbZv jvf K‡i| AvdMvwb¯Ívb Kveyj AvdMvwb
AvšÍR©vwZK Pv‡ci Kv‡iY 8 Rvbyqvwi, 1972 cvwK¯Ívb
miKvi e½eÜy‡K gyw³ w`‡Z eva¨ nq| 47. International Day of the World's
Indigenous Peoples cvwjZ nq-
AvšÍR©vwZK m¤úK© A. AvM÷ 21 B. AvM÷ 9
41. gvwK©b hy³iv‡óªi eZ©gvb fvBm †cÖwm‡W›U-Gi bvg Kx? C. A‡±vei 23 D. A‡±vei 24
A. wnjvwi wK¬bUb B. gvBK cg‡cI Answer  B Explanation:
C. Kgjv n¨vwim D. g¨vwiK Mvj©vÛ  Avw`evmx Rxebxi cÖwZ m¤§vb Ges iÿvi D‡Ïk¨ wb‡q
Answer  C Explanation: cÖwZeQi 9B AvM÷ World Indigenous People
 3 b‡f¤^i, 2020 mv‡j hy³iv‡ó«i 59Zg †cÖwm‡W›U Day cvjb Kiv nq|
wbe©vP‡b ‡`kwUi BwZnv‡m cÖ_g bvix fvBm †cÖwm‡W›U 48. Ain't I a woman speech †K Dc¯’vcb K‡iwQ‡jb?
wbe©vwPZ nb †W‡gvµ¨vwUK cvwU©i Kgjv n¨vwim A. wgbv iq B. mvivn dvMøy©mb
(49Zg)| C. mR‡b©i Uªy_ D. wjbWv µvB÷

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 49
Answer  C Explanation:  Ô†`iÕ hy³ nIqvB eûeP‡bi wb‡`©k, ZxeªZv mwVK
 AvKib, InvBI‡Z AbywôZ 1851 mv‡ji bvix evbvb Ges K‡iwQj mwVK|
AwaKvi Kb‡fbk‡b, ‡mvRvb©vi Uªy_ Av‡gwiKvi 52. wb‡Pi †Kvb evK¨wU mwVK Bs‡iwR‡Z †jLv n‡q‡Q?
BwZnv‡m me‡P‡q weL¨vZ we‡jvcev`x Ges bvix A. Russell's view of houman behavior was
AwaKvi e³…Zv wnmv‡e ¯^xK…Z hv "Avwg wK GKRb rooted in the empiricist tradition.
bvix bB?" wZwb M„nhy‡×i mgq Ges c‡i Avwd«Kvb B. Russell's view of human bahavior was
Av‡gwiKvb Ges gwnjv‡`i AwaKv‡ii Rb¨ K_v ej‡Z rooted with the empiricist trandition.
_v‡Kb| C. Russell''s view of human behavior were
`k©b rooted on the empiricist tradition.
D. Russell's views of human behavior were
wb‡Pi Aby‡”Q` Abymv‡i cÖkœ 49 I 50 Gi DËi `vI| rooted under the empiricst tradition.
Philosophers often examine beliefs that Answer  A Explanation:
most of us take for grranted most of the
time. Many of our beliefs, when examined,  Russell's view of human behavior was
tun out to have firm foundations, but some rooted in the empricist tradtion.
do not. The study ofof philosophy not only 53. K‡e 'Global Vaccine Summit' AbywôZ nq?
helps us to thing clearly about our A. 18 †g, 1987 B. 4 Ryb, 2020
prejudices, but also helps to clarify C. 4 Ry b , 2022 D. 18 †g, 1947
precisely what we do believe. In the Answer  B Explanation:
process it develops an ability to argue 54. BTRC -Gi c~Y©iƒc †KvbwU?
coherently on a wide range of issues–a A. Bangladesh Telegraph Regulation Commission
useful transferable skill.
49. Dc‡ii Aby‡”Q‡` †evSv‡bv n‡q‡Q †h,
B. Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory
A. `k©b cv‡Vi gva¨‡g Avgiv Avgv‡`i wek^vm¸‡jv‡K Commission
mywbw`©ófv‡e ¯úó Ki‡Z cvwi| C. Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulation
B. `k©b cixÿvYg~jK kv¯¿ Commission
C. `k©b g~jZ wek^v‡mi welq|
D. Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory
D. Dc‡ii †Kv‡bvwUB bq
Answer  A Explanation: Committee
 Aby‡”Q‡`i 3q jvBb †gvZv‡eK| Answer  B Explanation:
50. Dc‡ii Aby‡”Q‡` 'coherently' kãwU Øviv †evSv‡bv  BTRC - Gi c~Y©iƒc Bangladesh
n‡q‡Q- Telecomunication Regulatory
A. GKB mv‡_ B. MZvbyMwZKfv‡e Commission | BTRC - Gi cÖavb Kvh©vjq
C. mym½Zfv‡e D. AwePjfv‡e XvKvi AvMviMvuI|
Answer  C Explanation: 55. wb‡Pi µ‡g †Kvb msL¨vwU †h․w³Kfv‡e k~b¨¯’v‡b em‡e? 5,
 Coherently GKwU adverb †hLv‡b GKwU root 6, 9, 14, 21, ?
world 'con' Av‡Q hv mn‡RB Bw½Z Ki‡Q Gi A_© A. 28 B. 30
mym½Zfv‡e| C. 32 D. 33
51. wb‡Pi †Kvb evK¨wU mwVK I A_©c~Y© evsjvq †jLv n‡q‡Q? Answer  B Explanation:
A. mywd-`i‡ek‡`i D`viZv Ges wn›`y mgv‡Ri eb©‡f` 5 6 9 14 21 30
cÖ_vi ZxeªZv Bmjv‡gi cÖmvi‡K h‡_ô †eMevb K‡iwQj|
1 3 5 7 9
B. mywd-`i‡ek‡`i D`viZv Ges wn›`ymgv‡Ri eY©‡f`
56. Ship : Harbor kã- †Rvovi m`„k kã -†Rvo:
cÖ_vi ZxeªZv Bmjv‡gi cÖmvi‡K h‡_ô †eMevb K‡iwQj| A. Car : Garage B. Human : Heart
C. mywd-`i‡ek‡`i J`vh©Zv Ges wn›`ymgv‡Ri eY©‣f` C. Examination : Teacher
cÖ_vi wZeªZv Bmjv‡gi cÖmvi‡K h‡_ô †eMevb K‡iwQ‡j| D. Sea : Port
D. mywd-`i‡ekMY‡`i D`viZv Ges wn›`y mgv‡Ri eY©‡f` Answer  A Explanation:
cÖ_vi ZxeªZv Bmjv‡gi cÖmvi‡K h‡_ô †eMevb K‡iwQj|  Harbor G ship _v‡K, Abyiƒcfv‡e Garage G
Answer  B Explanation: Car _v‡K|
wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb
 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 50
62. Z_¨ AwaKvi AvBb †Kvb mv‡j cÖYxZ nq?
Rvb©vwjRg GÛ wgwWqv ÷vwWR A. 2007 mv‡j B. 2008 mv‡j
57. evsjv‡`k †cÖm KvDwÝj †Kvb mv‡j mvsevw`K‡`i Rb¨ C. 2009 mv‡j D. 2010 mv‡j
AvPiYwewa cÖYqb K‡i? Answer  C Explanation:
A. 1991 mv‡j B. 1993 mv‡j  Z‡_¨i Aeva cÖevn Ges RbM‡Yi Z_¨ AwaKvi
C. 1995 mv‡j D. 1997 mv‡j wbwðZKi‡Yi j‡ÿ¨ Z_¨ AwaKvi AvBb, 2009
cÖYxZ nq|
Answer  B Explanation: 63. evsjv‡`‡ki cÖ_g †emiKvwi †Uwjwfkb P¨v‡bj †KvbwU?
 evsjv‡`k †cÖm KvDw݇ji 19Zg KvDwÝj MV‡bi A. GKz‡k †Uwjwfkb B. P¨v‡bj AvBb
mgq 1993 mv‡j mvsevw`K‡`i Rb¨ AviYwewa cÖYqb C. GwUGb evsjv D. GbwUwf
Kiv n‡qwQj| Answer  C Explanation:
58. wewewm evsjv mvwf©‡mi †Kvb kvLvwU 2022 mv‡j eÜ n‡q
64. m¤úªwZ Aw÷ªqvi 320 eQ‡ii cyi‡bv †Kvb cwÎKvi Qvcv
hvq? ms¯‥iY e‡Üi †NvlYv †`Iqv n‡q‡Q?
A. AbjvBb wbDR †cvU©vj B. wWwRUvj wgwWqv A. DBbvi †RBZzs B. wf‡qbv UvBgm
C. ‡iwWI D. ‡Uwjwfkb C. WvB †cÖm D. ‡Wi ÷¨vÛvW©
Answer  C Explanation: Answer  A Explanation:
 2022 mv‡ji 31 ‡k wW‡m¤^i cÖwZôvi 81 eQi ci  1703 mv‡j cÖKvwkZ cwÎKvwUi bvgKiY Kiv nq
wewewm evsjvi ‡iwWI m¤úªPvi eÜ n‡q hvq| DBbvwi‡mm Wvqvwiqv‡gi bvgvbymv‡i| 1780 mv‡j DBbvi
59. evsjv‡`‡ki msweav‡bi †Kvb Aby‡”Q‡` msev`‡ÿ‡Îi RvBUzs bvgKiY Kiv nq| 1857 mv‡j ZrKvjxb m¤ªvU
¯^vaxbZvi wbðqZv cÖ`vb Kiv n‡q‡Q? d«vbR †Rv‡m‡di kvmbvg‡j cwÎKvwU ivóªxq gvwjKvbvaxb
A. 37 B. 38 nq| GwU wQj Aw÷ªqvi cÖ_g miKvwi •`wbK cwÎKv|
C. 39(1) D. 39(2) BwZnvm
Answer  D Explanation:
65. dwi`cyi †Rjv cÖvPxbKv‡j †Kvb Rbc‡`i AšÍfz©³ wQj?
 msweav‡bi 39 Aby‡”Q‡` e¨w³i wPšÍv Ges gZ A. e½ B. cyЪ C. mgZU D. nwi‡Kj
cÖKv‡ki ¯^vaxbZvi wbðqZv| GB Aby‡”Q‡`i wØZxq
Answer  A Explanation:
Ask mKj NUbvi Drm| GB As‡k Ggb wKQy kã
e¨eüZ n‡q‡Q hvi eûgvwÎK A_©| G‡K cÖkvmb Ges  Set: K Gi 52bs cÖ‡kœi DËi †`Lyb|
wbe©vnx wefvM AccÖ‡qvM Ki‡Z cv‡i| gZcÖKv‡ki 66. e·v‡ii hy‡× civwRZ n‡qwQ‡jb †Kvb kvmK?
¯^vaxbZvi ‡h wbðqZv Zvi AšÍivq n‡Z cv‡i| 39 Gi A. gxi Kvwkg B. gxi Rvdi
(2) aviv (K) I (L) ‡K e¨vnZ K‡i ev Ki‡Z cv‡i| C. jW© K¬vBf D. Bmjvg Lvb
GUv GK ai‡bi msNvZ| Avgv‡`i D”P Av`vj‡Zi eû Answer  A Explanation:
Av‡MB DwPZ wQj, GB msNvZ wbim‡b GKwU c~Y©v½
e¨vL¨v cÖ`vb Kiv|  e·v‡ii hy× 1764 wLª÷v‡ã msNwUZ n‡qwQj| Bs‡iR
60. 2022 mv‡j gyw³cÖvß ÔcivYÕ Pjw”P‡Îi cwiPvjK †K? B÷ BwÛqv †Kv¤úvwbi mv‡_ evsjvi beve gxi Kvwmg,
A. wknve kvnxb B. ivqnvb ivwd A‡hva¨vi beve myRv D` ‡`․jv I w`jøxi gyNj m¤ªvU
wØZxq kvn Avj‡gi ‡h․_evwnbxi GB hy× n‡qwQj|
C. ‡gRevDi ingvb mygb D. kvnRvnvb †m․if 67. 2012 mv‡j XvKv wek^we`¨vjq Kvi QvÎZ¡ wdwi‡q w`‡qwQj?
Answer  B Explanation: A. ‡kL gywReyi ingvb B. ZvRDÏxb Avng`
 civY nj ivqnvb ivwd cwiPvwjZ GKwU 2022 mv‡ji C. ‣mq` bRiæj Bmjvg D. ‡Zvdv‡qj Avn‡g`
evsjv‡`kx evsjv fvlvi cÖYqag©x bvU¨ Pjw”PÎ hv †gvt Answer  A Explanation:
ZvgwR` Dj Avjg Zvi cÖ‡hvRbv e¨vbvi jvBf
†UK‡bvjwR‡mi Aax‡b cÖ‡hvRbv K‡i‡Qb|  1949 mv‡j PZy_© †kÖYxi Kg©Pvix‡`i †h․w³K Av‡›`vj‡b
Pjw”PÎwU‡Z cÖavb Pwi‡Î Awfbq K‡i‡Qb we`¨v mg_©b I †hvM`v‡bi Aciv‡a e½eÜy †kL gywReyi iingvbmn
wmbnv mvnv gxg, kwidzj ivR I Bqvk †ivnvb| †h 5 Rb wkÿv_©x‡K wek¦we`¨vjq †_‡K ewn®‥vi Kiv nq
Zv‡`i g‡a¨ Ab¨iv n‡jb-KvjvqbP›`ª `vm ¸ß, bvBgywÏb
61. Bg‡cÖm †Uwjwdj¥ wjwg‡UW-Gi IwUwU cø¨vUdg© †KvbwU?
Avn‡g`, bvw`iv †eMg I gynv¤§` Ave`yj Iqv`y`| GB 5
A. AvB w¯…b B. P¨v‡bj AvB cøvm wkÿv_©x‡K ewn®‥viv‡`k cÖZ¨vnv‡ii Rb¨ 17 GwcÖ‡ji g‡a¨
C. e½ D. PiwK Awffve‡Ki m¤§wZcÎ I 15 UvKv Rwigvbvmn nj
Answer  A Explanation: cÖ‡fv‡÷i Kv‡Q Av‡e`b Ki‡Z ejv nq| e½eÜy ev‡` evwK
 wek¦vq‡bi GB hy‡M Ges GKwesk kZvwãi wWwRUvj 4 Rb Av‡e`b K‡i ewn®‥viv‡`k cÖZ¨vnvi Kivb| wKš‘
mg‡q me eqmx‡`i me ai‡bi we‡bv`‡bi Rb¨ hvÎv e½eÜy ‡kL gywReyi ingvb Av‡›`vj‡b mg_©b‡K †h․w³K
ïiæ Kij evsjv‡`‡ki bZyb IwUwU cø¨vUdg© g‡b K‡i wek¦we`¨vj‡qi ewn®‥viv‡`k cÖZ¨vL¨vb K‡ib|
ÔAvBw¯…bÕ| we‡bv`‡bi ¯§vU© `ywbqvq mviv we‡k¦i evOvwj djkÖæwZ‡Z 18 GwcÖj XvKv wek¦we`¨vjq †_‡K ewn®‥vi nb
`k©K‡`i gvZv‡Z G‡m‡Q cø¨vUdg©wU| ZrKvjxb ZiæY Qv·bZv †kL gywReyi ingvb|

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

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68. evsjv‡`k‡K gvwK©b hy³ivóª KZ mv‡j ¯^xK…wZ w`‡qwQj? 72. evsjvi cÖ_g my‡e`vi †K wQ‡jb?
A. 1972 mv‡j B. 1973 mv‡j A. Bmjvg Lvb B. bvw`i kvn
C. 1974 mv‡j D. 1975 mv‡j C. ‡kikvn D. BjZzZwgk
Answer  A Explanation: Answer  A Explanation:
 ¯^vaxb evsjv‡`‡k‡K gvwK©b hy³ivó« ¯^xK…wZ `vb K‡i 4  gyNj mv¤ªv‡R¨i cÖ‡`k| myevn&i `vwqZ¡cÖvß cÖkvmK‡`i
GwcÖj, 1972| ejv n‡Zv myv`vi|
 1971 mv‡j 9 gv‡mi i³¶qx msN‡l©i ci evsjv‡`k  myevn Pvjy K‡ib: m¤ªvU AvKei|
¯^vaxbZv AR©b K‡i| weR‡qi G c_ - cwiµgv GKw`‡K  ‡mvbviMvuI evsjv myevni AšÍfz©³ nq: 1610 mv‡j|
†hgb i³v³ wQj, †Zgwb wek¦ gvbwP‡Î Avjv`v GKUv  PÆMÖvg evsjv myevni AšÍfz©³ nq: 1666 mv‡j|
Ae¯’vb •ZwiI mnR wQj bv| GiciI A‡bK †`kB  AvKe‡ii mg‡q evsjvi ivRavbx: 1595 mv‡ji Av‡M
evsjv‡`k‡K ¯^xK…wZ w`‡qwQj| Avevi weR‡qi ci gyw³hy‡×i ZvÐv Ges 1595 mv‡ji c‡i ivRgnj
we‡ivwaZvKvix wKsev cvwK¯Ív‡bi c‡¶i A‡bK †`kI  mgMÖ evsjvq myev`vwi kvmb cÖwZôv K‡ib: m¤ªvU
cwiw¯’wZi Kvi‡Y ¯^vaxb evsjv‡`k‡K ¯^xK…wZ w`‡Z eva¨ nq| Rvnv½x‡ii myev`vi Bmjvg Lvb (1610)|
wb‡P G ZvwjKvwU Zy‡j aiv n‡jv - cÖ_g ¯^xK…wZ Kvix †`k
fyUvb - 6 wW‡m¤^i, 1971; fviZ - 6 wW‡m¤^i, 1971; c~e© cÖZœZË¡
Rvgvwb - 11 Rvbyqvwi, 1972 I hy³ivó« evsjv‡`k‡K ¯^xK…wZ
wb‡Pi Aby‡”Q`wU co Ges 73-76 b¤^‡ii cÖkœ¸‡jvi DËi
‡`q 4 GwcÖj, 1972| `vI:
69. w`wjø mvjZvbv‡Zi cÖK…Z cÖwZôvZv †K wQ‡jb?
As a rule, trees produce growth rings each year
A. kvgmywÏb BjZzZwgk B. eLwZqvi LjwR
formed by the cambium, or growth layer lying
C. gyn¤§` web ZzNjK D. AvjvDÏxb LjwR
between the wood and the bark. When the
Answer  A Explanation:
growing season starts, large cells are added to the
 KzZzeDwÏb AvB‡e‡Ki RvgvZv wQ‡jb| wZwb wQ‡jb wood. These cells develop thicker walls and
cÖv_wgK hy‡M ZzwK© myjZvb‡`i g‡a¨ †kÖô| myjZvb become smaller as the growing season progresses,
kvgmDwÏb BjZzrwgk (1211-1236 wLª.) †K w`wjøi by the end of the growth season, cell production
mvjZvbv‡Zi cÖK…Z cÖwZôvZv ejv nq| fvi‡Z gymjgvb has ceased althogether. This process occurs every
kvmK‡`i g‡a¨ wZwbB cÖ_g gy`ªv cÖPjb K‡ib| growing year, and a distinct line is formed between
BjZzrwgk 1229 wLª. evM`v‡`i Lwjdv Avj gybZvwmi the wood of the previous season, with its small
wejøvn KZ…©K ÔmyjZvb-B-AvRgÕ Dcvwa‡Z f~wlZ nb| cells, and the wood of the next, with its new, large
myjZvb BjZzrwgk PwjøkRb ZzwK© µxZ`vm‡`i wb‡q cells. The thickness of the rings may vary
GKwU `j MVb K‡ib hv BwZnv‡m Ôe‡›`Mvb-B-†P‡njMvbÕ according to the tree's age and annual climatic
ev Pwjøk Pµ bv‡g cwiwPZ| wZwb KzZze wgbvi wbg©v‡Yi variations, thick rings are characterisitc of good
KvRwU mgvß K‡ib| growth years. Weather variations within a
70. lvU M¤^yR gmwR` †K wbg©vY K‡ib? circumscribed area tend to run in cycles. A decade
A. Lvb Rvnvb Avjx B. BjZzZwgk of wet years may be followed by five dry decades.
C. eLwZqvi LjwR D. gyn¤§` web ZzjNjK One season may break a forty-year rainfall record.
Answer  A Explanation: These cycles of climate are reflected in patterns of
 lvU M¤^yR gmwR` evsjv‡`‡ki Lyjbv wefv‡Mi thicker or thinner tree rings, which are repeated
ev‡MinvU ‡Rjvq Aew¯’Z GKwU wek¦ HwZn¨evnx ¯’vb| from tree to tree within a limited
 gmwR`wUi ‡Kvb wkjvwjwc bv _vKvq lvU M¤^yR area.Dendrochronologists have invented
gmwR‡`i cÖwZôvZv gmwR‡`i ¯’vcZ¨‣kjx †`‡L Lvb - sophisticated methods of correlating rings from
B - Rvnvb 1500 kZvãx‡Z GwU wbg©vY K‡iwQ‡jb| different trees so they can build up long master
71. m¤ªvU AvIi½‡R‡ei cieZ©x †gvMj m¤ªvU †K wQ‡jb? sequences of rings from a number of trunks that
A. wØZxq evnv`yi kvn B. bymiZ kvn may extend over many centuries.
C. Beªvwng †jv`x D. kvgmywÏb BjZzZwgk 73. cÖvK…wZK wbq‡g e„ÿ e„w×i ejq-
Answer  A Explanation: A. K¨vw¤^qvg ev e„w× ¯Íi Øviv MwVZ nq hv H e„‡ÿi Kv‡Vi
 wØZxq evnv`yi kvn wQ‡jb †kl gyNj m¤ªvU| wZwb jvj Ges evK‡ji g‡a¨ R‡b¥|
†Kjøvq emevmKvix me©‡kl m¤ªvU| wmcvnx we‡`ªv‡ni B. eo eo †Kv‡li evK‡ji K¨vw¤^qvg Øviv Mv‡Qi KvV
ci 1858 wLªóv‡ã Zvu‡K wgqvbgv‡ii †i½y‡b (eZ©gvb MwVZ nq|
Bqv½y‡b) wbe©vmb †`Iqv nq| 1862 mv‡j wZwb C. eo e„‡ÿi ¯Íi Øviv Kv‡Vi K¨vw¤^qv‡gi MwVZ nq|
g„Zz¨eiY K‡ib| †i½y‡bB Zvu‡K mgvwnZ Kiv nq| D. e„‡ÿi ¯Íi K¨vw¤^qvg evK‡ji e„w×i mv‡_ Kv‡V Ae¯’vb K‡i|
wØZxq evnv`yi kv‡ni ¯§„wZ weRwoZ cvK© i‡q‡Q XvKvi Answer  A Explanation:
m`iNv‡U, hvi bvg evnv`yi kvn cvK© (eZ©gvb
wf‡±vwiqv cvK©)|  Aby‡”Q‡`i 1g jvBb †gvZv‡eK|
wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb
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74. e„ÿ ej‡qi cyiæZ¡ wbf©i K‡i- wmsngywZ© •Zwi K‡ib|
A. e„‡ÿi eqm I evwl©K Rjevqy cwieZ©‡bi Dci|  12 gv‡m 1 eQi, 30 w`‡b 1 gvm
B. e„‡ÿi ¯Íi I e„‡ÿi cÖRvwZi Dci| MYbvixwZi cÖPjb|
C. gvwUI e„‡ÿi k^mb cÖwµqvi Dci|  c„w_exi BZnv‡m me©cÖ_g Ck^‡ii aviYv
D. e„‡ÿi ¯ÍiI evK‡ji Ae¯’v‡bi Dci| †`b: dvivI BLbvUb|
Answer  A Explanation:  cÖ_g cvj †Zvjv RvnvR Avwe®‥vi|
 wgki‡K bxj b‡`i `vb e‡jb-
 Aby‡”Q‡`i 4_© jvBb †gvZv‡eK| †n‡iv‡WvUvm|
75. ‡gUv e„ÿejq-  wgkixq mf¨Zvi wb`k©b- wgk‡ii
A. e„‡ÿi fv‡jv ea©‡bi wb‡`©kK wcivwgW|
B. Rjevqy cwieZ©‡bi wb‡`©kK
C. bvwZkx‡Zvò Rjevqy wb‡`©kK
D. ïK‡bv Rjevqyi wb‡`©kK
Answer  A Explanation:
Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq
Kjv I gvbweK Abyl`
 Aby‡”Q‡`i 4_© jvBb †gvZv‡eK|
76. Dendrochronologist A_©- ÔCÕ BDwbU Set: M
A. AvenvIqvwe` B. e„ÿejqwe` fwZ© cixÿv 2022-2023
C. e„ÿejq-evjwbiæcYwe` D. cÖZœcwi‡ekwe`
Answer  C Explanation:
English
77. KY©dzjx b`xi Dcb`x-
A. myigv I Kzwkqviv B. Ki‡Zvqv I wZ¯Ív 1. Cox's Bazar, along with Mahasthangarh
C. ‡P½x I nvj`v D. gnvb›`v I cybf©ev and Kuakata –––––––– among the popular
Answer  C Explanation: KY©dzjx tourist destination.
A. are B. is
 DrcwË: wg‡Rviv‡gi jymvB cvnvo †_‡K| C. wre D. will
 mgvwß: e‡½vcmvMi| Answer  B Explanation:
 cÖ‡e‡ki ¯’vb: iv½vgvwU|
 Dcb`x: ‡P½x, Kvmvjs, nvj`v Ges †evqvjLvjx  With,together with,along with, as well as,
78. cvbvg wmwU cÖZœ¯’vbwU Aew¯’Z- including, accompanied by,accompanied
A. biwms`x †Rjvq B. gywÝMÄ †Rjvq with Øviv 2wU subject hy‡³ n‡j 1g subject
C. bvivqYMÄ †Rjvq D. w`bvRcyi †Rjvq Abyhvqx verb e‡m|
Answer  C Explanation: 2. A friend in –––– is a friend indeed.
A. need B. needs
 cvbvg wmwU evsjv‡`‡ki ivRavbx XvKvi cvk¦©eZ©x C. needy D. needed
bvivqYMÄ ‡Rjvi ‡gvMivcvov c‡q‡›U XvKv-PÆMÖvg
gnvmo‡Ki Dˇi cÖvq 2.5 wK‡jvwgUvi A`~‡i Answer  D Explanation:
†mvbviMvuI _vbvi GKwU wbKUZg kni| XvKvi A`~‡i  A friend in needed is a friend indeed
27 wKwg `w¶Y-c~‡e© GB kn‡ii Ae¯’vb| (wec‡`i eÜzB cÖK…Z eÜz) GwU GKwU cÖev` evK¨|
79. GKwU wÎfz‡Ri wZbwU †Kv‡Yi cwigvc h_vµ‡g 30 wWwMÖ, 3. None should be addicted to ––– computer games.
60 wWwMÖ I 90 wWwMÖ n‡j, wÎfzRwU- A. be played B. plays
A. mgwØevû B. mg‡KvYx C. play D. playing
C. ¯’‚j‡KvYx D. m~ÿ‡KvYx Answer  D Explanation:
Answer  B Explanation:
 Would you mind, cann't help, couldn't
80. wgkixq mf¨Zv M‡o D‡VwQ‡jv- help, Stop, Mind, Reminder, remember,
A. `Rjv I †dvivZ b`xi ga¨eZ©x A‡j With a view to, look forward to, addicted
B. bxj b‡`i AeevwnKvq to, accustomed to BZ¨vw`i c‡i verb + ing
C. wmÜz b`xi Zx‡i D. Rv‡¤^wR b`xi AeevwnKvq e‡m|
Answer  B Explanation: 4. A synonym of the word 'flourish' is –––––.
 bxj b‡`i Zx‡i M‡o D‡VwQj| A. decrease B. damage
wgkixq  Ônvqv‡ivwMøwdKmÕ bv‡g cÖ_g wjLb C. thrive D. throb
mf¨Zv c×wZ/ wgkiwqwjwc D™¢veb| Answer  C Explanation:
(wgki)  cÖ_g wùsm ev gywZ© •Zwi: PZz_©  flourish A_© mg„× Kiv Gi mgv_©K kã thirve
ivRes‡ki ivRv dvivI KzdzÕ c_‡ii (DbœwZ Kiv)

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

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5. An antonym of the word 'consistency' is –. 11. The book –––– you borrowed from my
A. harmony B. comcordance cousin is essential for the examination.
C. inconsistency D. accuracy A. that B. who C. whom D. whose
Answer  C Explanation: Answer  A Explanation:
 Consistency A_© `„pZv Gi wecixZ kã  e¨w³i c‡i who + verb e‡m| e¯‘i c‡i which e‡m|
inconsistency (f½yi)| hw` Ack‡b mwVK DËi bv _v‡K Z‡e that e‡m|
6. The bucket contains –––– hot water. Example: This is the person who is actor.
A. few B. much This is the book which I find.
C. a few D. many  gap Gi c~‡e© e¨w³ Ges gap Gi c‡i subject n‡j
Answer  B Explanation: gap G whom e‡m|
Example: This is the person whom I know.
 Water uncountable noun. Uncountable 12. The passive form of the sentence 'The
Noun Gi c~‡e© a little e‡m| baby broke the plate' is –––.
 Many, a few, few countable noun Gi c~‡e© A. The plate is broken by the baby.
e‡m|
B. The plate broken by the baby.
7. The verb of the word 'broad' is ––––.
C. The plate was broken by the baby.
A. broaden B. breadth D. The plate was broke by the baby.
C. broader D. broadband
Answer  C Explanation:
Answer  A Explanation:
 Active voice G past indifinite tense n‡j
 Broad Gi verb form broaden. passive voice G was/were + v3 + ext. e‡m|
8. Do you mind ––– alone here? 13. She burst into tears –––– she saw him.
A. are B. be A. the soonest B. the sooner
C. to be D. being C. all too soon D. as soon as
Answer  D Explanation: Answer  D Explanation:
 Would you mind, cann't help, couldn't  as soon as A_© †hB gvÎ .... †mB gvÎ
help, Stop, Mind, Reminder, remember,  She burst into tears as soon as she saw
With a view to, look forward to, addicted him. (†m †hB gvÎ Zv‡K †`L‡jv †mB gvÎ †m Kvbœv
to, accustomed to BZ¨vw`i c‡i verb + ing ïiæ Ki‡jv|)
e‡m| 14. William Wordsworth is an ––– romantic poet.
9. The girl is fond of science stories, ––––? A. Irish B. English
A. is she B. isn't she C. American D. Australian
C. is she not D. is not she Answer  B Explanation:
Answer  B Explanation:
William Wordsworth (1770-1850)***
 Tag question Gi †ÿ‡Î sentence wU He was inspired by French Revolution
affermative n‡j tag wU Negative nq| Poet of nature, Lake Poet Philosopher
 Subject 3rd person singular n‡j tag Gi and theologian France Revolution
subject he or she e‡m Ges verbwU singular nq| Lyrical Ballads (1798) a collection of
10. Choose the correct sentence: peoms includes The Daffodils, Intimations
A. The two first services are free, while the of Mortality, The Prelude, The Solitary
third costing BDT 5000. Reaper (poem), Tintern Abbey (peom)
B. The first two services eare free when the 15. Bengal Tiger at the Banhdad Zoo by Rajiv
third costs BDT 5000. Joseph is a ––––.
C. The first two services are free, while the A. poem B. novel
third costs BD 5000. C. play D. short story
D. The first two services are free, while the Answer  C Explanation:
third cost BDT 5000.
 Rajiv Joseph is an American playwright. He
Answer  C Explanation:
was named a finalist for the 2010 Pulitzer
 two first services nq bv, first two services Prize for Drama for his play Bengal Tiger at
nq| the Baghdad Zoo, and he won an Obie
 the third (singular) + singular verb (costs) Award for Best New American Play for his
n‡e| play Describe the Night.

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 54

evsjv Answer  D Explanation:

 k, l, m = D®§/ wkm& aŸwb| G‡`i‡K Avevi A‡Nvl
16. ‡KvbwU ew¼gP›`ª P‡Ævcva¨vq iwPZ MÖš’ bq- AícÖvY aŸwb I ejv nq|
A. g„Yvwjbx B. ivRwmsn  j = cvwk^©K aŸwb
C. weÁvb inm¨ D. ivRwl©  i = K¤úbRvZ aŸwb
Answer  D Explanation: 24. wb‡Pi †Kvb evbvbwU ï×?
 ÔivRwl©Õ iex›`ªbv‡_i HwZnvwmK Dcb¨vm| GwU wÎcyivi A. wbwgwjZ‡jvPb B. wbK¡Y
ivRcwiev‡ii BwZnvm wb‡q iwPZ| cieZ©x‡Z G C. wb°Y D. wbwgjxZ‡jvPb
Dcb¨vm Gi Dci wfwË K‡i iwPZ nq Zvi weL¨vZ Answer  B Explanation:
bvUK ÔwemR©bÕ| hv Rvnv½xibMi wek^we`¨vj‡q evsjv  ÔwbK¡YÕ n‡jv b~cy‡ii aŸwb| hv ¯^fveZB ÔYÕ e¨eüZ nq|
wefv‡M Abv‡m© cvV¨| 25. wb‡Pi †KvbwU we‡kl¨ c`?
17. AwgÎvÿi Q‡›`i Drm †KvbwU? A. we®§q B. AvswkK
A. Aÿie„Ë B. gvÎve„Ë C. ¯^ie„Ë D. Kjve„Ë C. AvaywbK D. Avbw›`Z
Answer  A Explanation: Answer  A Explanation:
 AwgÎvÿi Q‡›`i Drm Aÿie„Ë| gvÎve„Ë Q‡›`  evwK Ackb¸‡jvi c`¸‡jv we‡kølY (Adjective)
AšÍ¨wgj Zv‡K| ¯^ie„Ë Q›`‡K Qovi Q›` ejv nq| 26. ÔAvenvIqvÕ kãwU †Kvb †Kvb fvlvi wgkÖY-
18. ‡gvcvmvu †Kvb †`‡ki †Kvb kn‡i Rb¥MÖnY K‡ib? A. Aviwe I dviwm B. dviwm I Aviwe
A. BZvwji †b‡cvwj B. d«v‡Ýi bg©vwÛ C. D`y© I Aviwe D. dviwm I wnw›`
C. ‡¯ú‡bi ev‡m©v‡jvbv D. Rvg©vwbi b_© ivBb Answer  B Explanation:
Answer  B Explanation:  Ave = dviwm (Bivwb)
 Mx `¨ †gvcvmvu 1850 wLªóv‡ãi 5B AvM÷ d«v‡Ýi  nvIqv = Aviwe
bg©vwÛ kn‡i Rb¥MÖnY K‡ib| Zvi cy‡iv bvg: Henri  Ave = cvwb; nvIqv = evZvm|
-Renri-Albert-Guy de Maupassant. 27. ÔMÐzlÕ Øviv Kx †evSvq?
19. ÔwejvmxÕ M‡íi g„Zz¨Äq g~jZ Kvi bvg? A. GK gyL cvwb B. GK Møvm cvwb
A. eªþv B. weòz C. g‡nk^i D. K…ò C. GK Kjwm cvwb D. GK RM cvwb
Answer  C Explanation: Answer  C Explanation:

 g„Zz¨Äq bv‡gi A_© whwb g„Zz¨‡K Rq K‡ib| welKÉ  MÐzl Øviv GK Kjwm cvwb †evSvq|
28. gnvKwe †nvgv‡ii iwPZ gnvKv‡e¨i PwiÎ †KvbwU?
wke g‡nk^‡ii Ab¨ bvg g„Zz¨Äq| g„Zz¨Ä‡qi evev-gv A. IwWwm B. Awiw÷m C. Bw`cvm D. BwjqvW
Zv‡`i cy‡Îi bvg g„Zz¨Äq ivL‡jI †m g„Zz¨‡K Rq
Answer  A Explanation:
Ki‡Z cvij bv| Zvi bvg wg_¨v cÖwZcbœ n‡jv|
20. iex›`ªbv_ VvKzi iwPZ MÖš’ bq-  gnvKwe †nvgvi wQ‡jb wMÖK Kwe| Zvui iwPZ `ywU
A. ivRv B. PZzi½ C. M„n`vn D. N‡i evB‡i gnvKve¨ BwjqW I IwWwm|
29. Kwe myKvšÍ †Kvb hy× Øviv Av‡jvwoZ?
Answer  C Explanation: A. cÖ_g wek^yhy× B. wØZxq wek^hy×
 ÔM„n`vnÕ kirP‡›`ªi iwPZ GKwU Dcb¨vm| hv C. cvK-fviZ hy× D. fviZ-wPb hy×
Rvnv½xibMi wek^we`¨vj‡qi evsjv wefv‡M Abvm© Answer  B Explanation:
†dv‡m© cvV¨|  wØZxq wek^yhy× (1939-1945)| Kwe myKvšÍ ZrKvjxb
21. Ônvq ZvZ DwPZ wK Ze G KvR|Õ GLv‡b ÔZvZÕ Kv‡K ejv mg‡qi Kwe| Zvi ÔQvocÎÕ Kv‡e¨ wØZxq wek^hy‡×vËi
n‡q‡Q? †cÖÿvcU cwijwÿZ n‡q‡Q|
A. wefxlY B. ‡gNbv` C. iveY D. jÿY 30. KZ mv‡j AwMœexYv Kve¨wU kZel© c~Y© nq-
Answer  A Explanation: A. 1912 B. 1921 C. 1922 D. 1923
Answer  C Explanation:
 Dw³wUi gva¨‡g KweZvq ÔZvZÕ ej‡Z PvPv wefxlY‡K
†evSv‡bv n‡q‡Q| Z‡e ÔZvZÕ k‡ãi g~j A_© wcZv|  Ackbfzj 1922 ¯’v‡b n‡e 2022 mvj| AwMœexYv
22. wb‡Pi †Kvb GjvKvi fvlv i‡e›`ª Dcfvlvi AšÍM©Z? KvRx bRiæj Bmjv‡gi iwPZ Kve¨MÖš’| GwU cÖKvwkZ
nq 1922 mv‡j| AwMœexbv Kve¨wUi kZ©el© c~Y© nq
A. gywk©`vev` B. KjKvZv 2022 mv‡j|
C. `wÿY w`bvRcyi D. iscyi  AwMœexYv Kv‡e¨ †gvU 12wU KweZv i‡q‡Q|
Answer  C Explanation:  1g KweZv: cÖj‡qvjøvm|
 e‡iw›`ª Dcfvlv n‡jv evsjv‡`‡ki DËi-cwðg AÂj,  2q KweZv: we‡`ªvnx (hv D”P gva¨wg‡K 141 Pi‡Yi
ivRkvnx wefvM, gvj`v| g‡a¨ 56 PiY cvV¨)|
23. wb‡Pi †KvbwU A‡Nvl e¨Äb-aŸwb  Ôwe‡`ªvnxÕ KweZvwU cÖKvwkZ nq 1922 mv‡ji 6
A. j B. i C. Y D. k Rvbyqvwi weRjx cwÎKvq|

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 55

e½eÜz Zzjbvg~jK mvwnZ¨ I ms¯‹…wZ Bbw÷wUDU  evsjv‡`‡ki MYcwil‡`i cÖ_g Awa‡ekb 10 GwcÖj,
1972 AbywôZ nq|
31. mvwn‡Z¨ †bv‡ejRqx †Kvb e¨w³ gyw³hy‡×i c‡ÿ Mvb  evsjv‡`k MYcwil` nj evsjv‡`‡ki MYcÖwZwbwa‡`i
†M‡qwQ‡jb? mgš^‡q MwVZ nq MYcwil`| GwU 1971 ‡_‡K 1973
A. AgZ©¨ †mb B. AwfwRr webvqvK e‡›`¨vcva¨vq mv‡j ch©šÍ evsjv‡`k A¯’vqx msm` wn‡m‡e wQj|
C. A¨vjvb wMÝevM© D. ee wWjvb 1972 mv‡j GwU evsjv‡`‡ki msweav‡bi Lmov cÖYqb
Answer  D Explanation: I MÖnY K‡i|
 MYcwil‡`i cÖ_g Awa‡ekb e‡m 10 GwcÖj, 1972
 RR© n¨vwimb Gi m‡½ †bv‡ejRqx ee wWjvb mv‡j| Awa‡ek‡bi mfvcwZ wQ‡jb gvIjvbv Ave`yi
Concert of Bangladesh G Mvb †M‡qwQ‡jb| ikx` ZK©evMxk| cÖ_g Awa‡ek‡bi ïiæ‡Z kvn Avãyj
Blowin' in the wind ‡m¸‡jvi g‡a¨ GKwU nvwg` w¯úKvi I †gvnv¤§` Djø¨vn ‡WcywU w¯úKvi
RbwcÖq m½xZ| wbe©vwPZ nb|
32. evsjvq wek^mvwnZ¨ wb‡q †K cÖ_g †Kv_vq e³…Zv K‡ib? 37. KZ mv‡j bvix exiv½bv‡`i gyw³hy‡×i ¯^xK…wZ †`b miKvi?
A. eyׇ`e emy, hv`ecyi wek^we`¨vjq A. 1972 B. 1973
B. iex›`ªbv_ VvKzi, RvZxq wkÿv cwil` C. 1979 D. 2016
C. W. gyn¤§` knx`yjøvn, XvKv wek^we`¨vjq Answer  Nill Explanation:
D. ew¼gP›`ª P‡Ævca¨vq, e½xq mvwnZ¨ cwilr
 2015 mv‡ji Rvbyqvix gv‡m evsjv‡`‡ki RvZxq msm`
Answer  A Explanation:
exiv½bv‡`i‡K gyw³‡hv×vi gh©v`v ‡`Iqvi cÖ¯Íve cvk
33. fvieZe‡l©i me‡P‡q Avw` RbRvwZi bvg Kx? K‡i| 2015 mv‡ji 23 A‡±vei evsjv‡`k miKvi
A. kei B. gyiO cÖ_gev‡ii g‡Zv 43 Rb exiv½bv‡K gyw³‡hv×v
C. gwbcyix D. Rv‡ivqv wn‡m‡e ¯^xK…wZ ‡`q|
Answer  D Explanation: 38. 1971 mv‡ji 16 wW‡m¤^i cvwK¯Ívb nvbv`vi evwnbxi KZ
m`m¨ AvZ¥mgcY© K‡i?
34. cvi‡m¨i †Kvb Kwe evsjvi myjZvb wMqvm DwÏb AvRg
A. 1 jÿ 30 nvRvi B. 93 nvRvi
kvn‡K wb‡q KweZv wj‡LwQ‡jb?
A. Rvjvj DwÏb iæwg B. ‡kL mv`x C. 85 nvRvi D. 30 nvRvi
C. nvwdR wmivRx D. Igi •Lqvg Answer  B Explanation:
Answer  C Explanation: 39. gyw³hy‡× my›`ieb †Kvb †m±‡ii Aax‡b wQj?
A. 8 B. 9 C. 10 D. 11
 wMqvmDwÏb AvRg kv‡ni m‡½ Biv‡bi Kwe nvwd‡Ri
cÎvjvc n‡qwQj| Answer  B Explanation:
 myjZvb wMqvm DwÏb AvRg kvn wb‡R weØvb I Kwe 40. e½eÜz †kL gywReyi ingvb KLb evsjv‡`‡ki cÖavbgš¿x nb?
wQ‡jb| wZwb weØvb ‡jvK‡`i Lye mgv`i Ki‡Zb| A. 10 GwcÖj, 1971 B. 17 GwcÖj, 1971
gv‡S gv‡S wZwb Aviwe I dviwm fvlvq KweZv C. 11 Rvbyqvwi, 1972 D. 12 Rvbyqvwi, 1972
wjL‡Zb| cvi‡m¨i weL¨vZ Kwe nvwd‡Ri m‡½ Zvi Answer  D Explanation:
cÎvjvc wQj| GKevi wZwb nvwd‡Ri KweZvi GKwU
wj‡L cvVvb Ges KweZvwU‡K c~Y© Kivi Rb¨ Aby‡iva  ‡kL gywReyi ingv‡bi cÖavbgš¿xZ¡ 1972 mv‡ji 12
Rvbvb| wZwb Zv‡K evsjvq Avmvi Avgš¿Y I Rvbvb| Rvbyqvwi ïiæ nq hLb wZwb 1972 mv‡ji 10 Rvbyqvwi
nvwdR wØZxq PiYwU iPbv K‡i KweZvwU c~Y© K‡i cvwK¯Ív‡bi KvivMvi ‡_‡K cÖZ¨veZ©‡bi ci
cvVvb| wZwb myjZvb Gi wbKU GKwU MRjI wj‡L msw¶ßfv‡e ivó«cwZi `vwqZ¡ cvj‡bi ci evsjv‡`‡ki
cvVvb| cÖavbgš¿x wn‡m‡e kc_ ‡bb|
35. kv¯¿xi m½x‡Z I¯Ív` AvjvDwÏb Lv‡qi wbR¯^ m„wó †Kvb Rvb©vwjRg GÛ wgwWqv ÷vwWR
Nivbv?
A. ‡Mvqvwjqvi Nivbv B. gvwnqvi Nivbv 41. 2023 mv‡j †dve©‡mi Gwkqvi Ô_vwU© AvÛvi _vwU©Õ ZvwjKvq
wb‡Pi †Kvb evsjv‡`wki bvg †bB?
C. weòzcyi Nivbv D. evivYmx wgkÖ Nivbv
A. AvwRR Avigvb B. Rvýex ingvb
Answer  B Explanation:
C. Avdwib Bmjvg D. `xß mvnv
 weªwUk ivYxi KvQ †_‡K myim¤ªvU †LZvecÖvß I¯Ív` Answer  C Explanation:
AvjvDwÏb Lvu m½xZ RM‡Z cÖeZ©b K‡ib bZzb Nivbv,
hv gvwnqvi Nivbv bv‡g cwiwPZ|  mvZRb evsjv‡`kx 2023 mv‡ii †dve©m _vwU© AvÛvi
36. KZ Zvwi‡L MYcwil‡`i cÖ_g Awa‡ek‡b Lmov msweavb _vwU©‡Z Ask †b‡q‡Qb| AvwRR Avigvb, Rvýex
cÖYqb KwgwU MVb Kiv nq? ingvb, iæevBqvZ dvinvb, Zvmwdqv Zvmweb, `xß
A. 1972 mv‡ji 25 gvP© B. 1972 mv‡ji 26 gvP© mvnv, Av‡ivqvi mv‡qd Ges mvivevb Zvûiv|
42. B‡ËdvK me©cÖ_g Kx ai‡bi cwÎKv wn‡m‡e cÖKvwkZ n‡Zv?
C. 1972 mv‡ji 10 GwcÖj D. 1972 mv‡ji 30 Ryb
A. gvwmK B. cvwÿK
Answer  C Explanation:
C. mvßvwnK D. ‣`wbK
wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb
 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 56
Answer  D Explanation: 48. gvwK©b msev` I we‡bv`b †Kv¤úvwb evRwdW Zv‡`i msev`
 ‣`wbK B‡ËdvK evsjv‡`‡ki evsjv fvlvi GKwU wefvM †Kb eÜ K‡i w`‡”Q?
RvZxq ‣`wbK msev`cÎ| GwU evsjv fvlvi wcÖ›U A. bZzb eª¨vÛ Pvjyi Rb¨ B. ivR‣bwZK Pv‡ci Kvi‡Y
ms¯‥iY QvovI Bs‡iwR AbjvBb ms¯‥i‡Y cÖKvwkZ C. cÖhyw³ Lv‡Z g›`vI †kqvi evRv‡i P¨v‡jÄ
nq| 1953 mv‡ji 24 wW‡m¤^i ‣`wbK wn‡m‡e D. Dc‡ii me¸‡jv
cwÎKvwU hvÎv ïiæ K‡i Ges 25 wW‡m¤^i ‣`wb‡Ki Answer  C Explanation:
cÖ_g msL¨v cÖKvwkZ nq| Gic~‡e© 1949 mv‡ji 15  gvwK©b msev` I we‡bv`b †Kv¤úvwb evRwdW (Buzzfeed)
AvM÷ mvßvwnK wn‡m‡e B‡ËdvK hvÎv ïiæ K‡i hvi Zv‡`i News division eÜ K‡i w`‡q‡Q KviY cÖhyw³
m¤úv`K wQ‡jb ‡Zvdv¾j ‡nv‡mb gvwbK wgqv Ges Lv‡Z h‡_ó cwigvY evwYR¨ Ges mvsevw`K‡`i PvKwi †`qvi
cÖwZôvZv mfvcwZ wQ‡jb Ave`yj nvwg` Lvb fvmvbx I g‡Zv Avw_©K msKU †`Lv w`‡qwQj|
c«KvkK wQ‡jb Bqvi ‡gvnv¤§` Lvb| eZ©gv‡b
cwÎKvwUi m¤úv`‡Ki `vwqZ¡ cvjb Ki‡Qb Zvmwggv AvšÍR©vwZK m¤úK©
†nv‡mb|
49. b‡f¤^i 2022 mv‡j hy³iv‡R¨i cÖavbgš¿x †K wQ‡jb?
43. wWwRUvj wbivcËv AvBb †Kvb mv‡j cÖYxwZ nq?
A. 2015 mv‡j B. 2016 mv‡j A. Fwl mybvK B. Rvw÷b Uª‡Wv
C. 2017 mv‡j D. 2018 mv‡j C. ewim Rbmb D. ‡_‡imv †g
Answer  A Explanation:
Answer  D Explanation:
 †`‡ki mvsevw`K, AvBbRxex, eyw×Rxex‡`i cvkvcvwk  b‡f¤^i 2022 mv‡ji wbe©vP‡b Rqx n‡j cÖavbgš¿xi
RvZxq I AvšÍR©vwZK gvbevwaKvi msMVb¸‡jvi `vwq‡Z¡ wbhy³ nb Fwl mybvK|
we‡ivwaZvi g‡a¨B 2018 mv‡ji 19‡k ‡m‡Þ¤^i 50. 'Title 8' iæjm †Kvb †`‡ki Awfevmb bxwZi mv‡_ hy³?
msm‡` cvm n‡qwQ‡jv wWwRUvj wbivcËv AvBb| A. A‡÷ª wjqv B. gvwK©b hy³iv÷ª
Gici AvBbwU Kvh©Ki Kivi ci ‡_‡K mvsevw`K‡`i C. wPb D. Rvg©vwb
Ici Gi AccÖ‡qv‡Mi Awf‡hvM I‡V| Answer  B Explanation:
44. ÔgvÕ Pjw”PÎwU 2023 mv‡ji †Kvb Pjw”PÎ Drm‡ei †Kvb  gvwK©b hy³iv‡óªi msweav‡bi Title 8- G D‡jøL i‡q‡Q
wefv‡Mi cÖ`wk©Z nq? ewnivMZ‡`i Rb¨ AvBb|
A. Avu Zv‡Z© wiMv B. wm‡b dvD‡Ûkb 51. †Kvb †`kmg~n Trans-Himalayan Multi-Dimensional
C. gv‡k© `y¨ wdj¥ D. wW‡iKUm© dvU©bvBU Connectivity Network- Gi mv‡_ hy³?
Answer  C Explanation: A. BwÛqv-‡bcvj B. wPb-‡bcvj
 76 Zg Kvb Pjw”PÎ Drm‡e AiY¨ Av‡bvqv‡ii wbwg©Z C. BwÛqv-evsjv‡`k D. wPb-evsjv‡`k
ÔgvÕ Pjw”PÎwU Ôgv‡k© `y¨ wdj¥Õ wefv‡M cÖ`wk©Z nq| Answer  B Explanation:
45. wek^ gy³ MYgva¨g m~P‡K 2023 mv‡j evsjv‡`‡ki Ae¯’vb KZ?  Trans-Himalayan Multi-Dinnensional
A. 160 B. 161 C. 162 D. 163 Connuctivity Network Pzw³wU Pxb I †bcv‡ji
Answer  D Explanation: ga¨Kvi GKwU A_©‣bwZK D‡`¨vM|
46. evsjv‡`‡ki cÖ_g †emiKvwi GdGg †iwWI †KvbwU? 52. w`wb‡cÖv b`x †Kvb A‡j Aew¯’Z?
A. ‡iwWI Uz‡W B. †iwWI d‚wZ© A. DËi Av‡gwiKv B. BD‡ivc
C. Gwewm †iwWI D. ‡iwWI f‚wg C. `wÿY Gwkqv D. Avwd«Kv
Answer  A Explanation: Answer  B Explanation:
 cÖ_g cÖvB‡fU Gd Gg ‡iwWI'i bvg '‡iwWI Uy‡W'  w`b‡cÖv b`xwU BD‡ivc gnv‡`‡ki †`k BD‡µ‡bi
hv‡`i dv÷© Gqvi ‡WUt ‡g, 2006 mvj| ‡iwWI Uz‡W weL¨vZ b`x| ivwkqv-BD‡µb hy‡× w`wb‡cÖv b`x‡Z
evsjv‡`‡ki me©cÖ_g e¨w³gvwjKvbvaxb GdGg ‡iwWI _vKv evuawU we‡ùvi‡Y D‡o hvIqvi d‡j Av‡jvPbvq
‡÷kb| Gi cÖPvi Zi½ n‡”Q 89.6 GdGg| 2005 Av‡m|
mvj ‡_‡K GdGg ‡iwWI P¨v‡bj Pvjy Kivi cwiKíbv 53. cÖ_g SAARC m‡¤§jb †Kv_vq n‡qwQj?
ïiæ K‡i ‡iwWI Uz‡W ‡Kv¤úvwb| A. XvKv B. w`wjø
47. evsjv‡`k †cÖm KvDÝj AvBb †Kvb mv‡j cÖbxZ nq? C. jv‡nvi D. Kveyj
A. 1973 mv‡j B. 1974 mv‡j Answer  A Explanation:
C. 1975 mv‡j D. 1976 mv‡j
 SAARC Gi c~Y©iƒc South Asian
Answer  B Explanation:
Association for Regional Co-operation.
 †cÖm KvDwÝj AvBb cÖYqb Kiv n‡qwQj 1974 mv‡j| Gi Gi D‡`¨v³v †`‡ki bvg evsjv‡`k Ges Gi
AvBbwU cÖYq‡bi cvuP eQi ci 1979 mv‡j cÖwZôv iƒcKvi wQ‡jb ZrKvjxb ivóªcvwZ wRqvDi ingvb|
Kiv nq ‡cÖm KvDwÝj| GB AvB‡b ‡cÖm KvDwÝj‡K  GwU `wÿY Gwkqvi AvÂwjK mn‡hvwMZv ms¯’v †hwU
mvsevw`K‡`i weiæ‡× AvbxZ Awf‡hv‡Mi wePvi Kivi AvbyôvwbKfv‡e MwVZ nq 1985 mv‡ji 8 wW‡m¤^i,
¶gZv ‡`qv n‡q‡Q| XvKvq|

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 57
 ms¯’vwUi m`i `ßi †bcv‡ji KvVgvÛz‡Z Aew¯’Z| `k©b
 GwU 7wU m`m¨ (†`k¸‡jv n‡jv: evsjv‡`k, fviZ,
cvwK¯Ívb, kÖxj¼v, †bcvj, fzUvb, gvjØxc) wb‡q wb‡Pi Aby‡”Q` Abymv‡i cÖkœ 57 I 58 Gi DËi `vI:
cÖwZwôZ n‡jI 3 GwcÖj, 2007 mv‡j AvdMvwb¯Ívb Some philosophers working in universities
m`m¨ nIqvq eZ©gv‡b Gi m`m¨ msL¨v 8wU| see themselves as part of a 'business', and
 mvK© Gi cÖ_g kxl© •eVK 1985 mv‡ji 7-8 wW‡m¤^i publish what is often a mediocre work simply
XvKvq AbywôZ nq| becuase it will allow them to 'get on' and
 mvK©fz³ mKj †`‡ki `~Zvevm evsjv‡`‡k i‡q‡Q| achieve ppromotion (quantity of publications
54. HIMARS Kx? being a factor in determining who is
A. n¨vÛMvb B. GqviµvdU promoted). The experience pleasure from
C. AvwU©jvwi i‡KU wm‡÷g D. RxevYy A¯¿ seeing their names in print, and from the
Answer  C Explanation: increased salary and prestige that go with
 BD‡µb‡K mn‡hvwMZvi Ask wn‡m‡e M–142 nvB promotion. Fortunately, however, other
†gvwewjwU AvwU©jvwi i‡KU wm‡÷g (HIMARS) philosophers rise above this level.
57. Dc‡ii Aby‡”Q‡` †hme `vk©wbK‡`i K_v ejv n‡q‡Q, Zvuiv-
w`‡q‡Q hy³ivóª| GQvovI ivwkqv-BD‡µb hy‡× hy³ivóª
BD‡µb‡K mnvqZv wn‡m‡e †nwjKÞvi, †K․kjMZ A. wewfbœ e¨emvi mv‡_ m¤ú„³|
hvb, R¨vfwjb U¨vsKmn BZ¨vw` hš¿ w`‡q mvnvh¨ B. ga¨g gv‡bi cÖKvkbvi mv‡_ m¤ú„³|
Ki‡Q| C. me©`vB Avb‡›` _v‡K|
55. †Kvb mv‡j RvwZmsN †h․_fv‡e RvwZmsN gnvmwPemn
D. Dc‡ii †KvbUvB bq|
†bv‡ej kvwšÍ cyi¯‥vi jvf K‡i? Answer  B Explanation:
A. 2008 B. 2012 58. Dc‡ii Aby‡”Q‡` e¨eüZ 'get on' evK¨vsk Øviv †evSv‡bv
C. 2001 D. 018 n‡q‡Q-
Answer  C Explanation: A. ‡fv‡i IVv B. cÖ¯‘Z nIqv
C. AMÖmi nIqv D. cwZZ nIqv
 2001 mv‡j RvwZms‡Ni mv‡_ †h․_fv‡e gnvmwPe Kwd Answer  C Explanation:
Avbvb †bv‡ej kvwšÍ cyi¯‥vi jvf K‡ib|
56. World Bank KZ mv‡j cÖwZwôZ n‡qwQj?  get on A_© AMÖmi nIqv|
59. wb‡Pi †Kvb evK¨wU mwVK I A_©c~Y© evsjvq †jLv n‡q‡Q?
A. 1944 B. 1945
A. mvav‡Ki Rb¨ mva¨e¯‘ jv‡fj c_ Ávb bq, Kg© bq,
C. 1946 D. 2001
GgbwK ÁvbwgkÖ Kg©I bq|
Answer  A Explanation: B. mva‡Ki Rb¨ mva¨e¯‘ jvf¨vs‡ki c_ Ávb bq, Kg© bq,
 World Bank cÖwZwôZ nq 1944 mv‡j Ges GKgbwK ÁvbwgkÖ Kg©I bq|
AvbyôvwbK fv‡e Kvh©µg ïiæ K‡i 25 Ryb, 1946 C. mva‡Ki Rb¨ mva¨ e¯‘ jv‡fi c_ Ávb bq, Kg© bq,
mv‡j| GgbwK ÁvbwgkÖZv Kg©I bq|
 Iqvì© e¨vs‡Ki cÖK…Z bvg International Bank D. mva‡Ki Rb¨ mva¨ e¯‘ jv‡fi c_ Ávb bq, Kg© bq,
for Reconstruction and Development GgbwK Ávb wgkÖ Kg©I bq|
(IBRD). Answer  D Explanation:
 World Bank Gi ¯^cœ`ªóv wQ‡jb Rb †gbvW©  jf¨vsk n‡jv Dividend Ges ÁvbwgkÖ n‡jv
†KBbm (hy³ivR¨)I n¨vwi †W·Uvi †nvqvBU we‡klY|
(hy³ivóª)|
60. wb‡Pi †Kvb evK¨wU mwVK Bs‡iwR‡Z †jLv n‡q‡Q?
 eZ©gvb m`m¨ msL¨v 189|
A. During the First World War Russell
 m`i `ßi: IqvwksUb wW.wm (hy³ivóª)| realizing that the had an extraordinary talent
 World Development Report evwl©K cÖKvkbvwU for lecturing to lay audiences.
IBRD ev World Bank cÖKvk K‡i| B. During the First World War Russell
 GQvovI Doing Business Report cÖKvk K‡i realize that he had an extraordinary talent for
wek^e¨vsK| lecturing into lay audiences.
 World Bank Group cvuPwU A½msMV‡bi mgš^‡q C. During the First World War Russell
MwVZ| Gi A½ msMVb¸‡jv n‡jv: 1. IBRD, 2. realizes that he had an extraordinary talent
IDA, 3. IFC, 4. ICSID 5. MIGA. G‡`i with leacturing to lay audiences.
me¸‡jvi Kvh©vjq IqvwksUb wWwm‡Z (hy³ivóª) D. During the First World War Russell
Aew¯’Z| realized that he had an extraordinary talent
 wek^e¨vsK Bbw÷wUDU cÖwZwôZ nq 1955 mv‡j| for lecturing to lay audiences.
wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb
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Answer  D Explanation: 13 17 19 23 25 29
 During the First World War Russell 4 2 4 2 4
realized that he had an extraordinary
talent for lecturing to lay audiences. 64. Vaccine : Prevent kã-‡Rvovi m`„k kã-‡Rvo:
61. World Development Report †Kvb ms¯’v cÖKvk A. Would : Heal
K‡i? B. Chaos : Disorder
A. IMF B. UNDP C. Antidote : Counteract
C. World Bank D. TIB D. Diagnosis : Cure
Answer  C Explanation: Answer  C Explanation:
 World Bank cÖwZwôZ nq 1944 mv‡j Ges  Vaccine- (wUKvi) KvR n‡”Q †ivM‡K Prevent
AvbyôvwbK fv‡e Kvh©µg ïiæ K‡i 25 Ryb, 1946 Kiv, Ab¨w`‡K Antidote (we‡li cÖwZ‡kvaK] Gi
mv‡j| KvR n‡jv wel‡K Counter Kiv|
 Iqvì© e¨vs‡Ki cÖK…Z bvg International Bank
for Reconstruction and Development BwZnvm
(IBRD). 65. Kzwgjøv I †bvqvLvwj cÖvPxbKv‡j †Kvb Rbc‡`i AšÍfz©³ wQj?
 World Bank Gi ¯^cœ`ªóv wQ‡jb Rb †gbvW© A. mgZU B. cyЪbMi
†KBbm (hy³ivR¨)I n¨vwi †W·Uvi †nvqvBU C. nwi‡Kj D. e½
(hy³ivóª)| Answer  A Explanation:
 eZ©gvb m`m¨ msL¨v 189|
 m`i `ßi: IqvwksUb wW.wm (hy³ivóª)  Set - K: cÖkœ bs- 52 †`Lyb|
 World Development Report evwl©K cÖKvkbvwU 66. evsjvq †g․h© I ¸ßes‡ki ivRavbx †Kv_vq wQj?
IBRD ev World Bank cÖKvk K‡i| A. †M․o B. e½
 GQvovI Doing Business Report cÖKvk K‡i C. nwi‡Kj D. cyЪbMi
wek^e¨vsK| Answer  D Explanation:
 World Bank Group cvuPwU A½msMV‡bi mgš^‡q  ‡g․h© I ¸ß es‡ki ivRavbx wQj gnv¯’vbMo | GwU
MwVZ| Gi A½ msMVb¸‡jv n‡jv: 1. IBRD, 2. e¸ov ‡Rjvi Ki‡Zvqv b`xi Zx‡i Aew¯’Z| GwU
IDA, 3. IFC, 4. ICSID 5. MIGA. G‡`i cÖZœZvwË¡K wb`k©‡bi Rb¨ weL¨vZ|
me¸‡jvi Kvh©vjq IqvwksUb wWwm‡Z (hy³ivóª) 67. B÷ BwÛqv †Kv¤úvwb fvi‡Zi cÖ_g KzwV ¯’vcb K‡i †Kv_vq?
Aew¯’Z| A. myivU B. w`wjø
 wek^e¨vsK Bbw÷wUDU cÖwZwôZ nq 1955 mv‡j| C. jv‡nvi D. KivwP
62. 'September on Jessore Road' KweZvwU Kvi Answer  A Explanation:
†jLv?  1608-G gyNj mg«vU Rvnvw½‡ii kvmbKv‡j myiv‡U
A. gvB‡Kj gaym~`b `Ë B. kvgmyi ivngvb cÖ_g evwYR¨ KzwV ¯’vc‡bi AbygwZ cvq| c‡i Ab¨vb¨
C. A¨vjvb wMÝevM© D. Dc‡ii †KD bb ¯’vbmn ûMwj‡Z evwYR¨ KywV ¯’vwcZ nq|
68. evsjvq •ØZ kvm‡bi m~Pbv nq KZ mv‡j?
Answer  C Explanation:
A. 1765 mv‡j B. 1766 mv‡j
 AviDBb A¨v‡jb wMÝevM© Ryb 3, 1926 - GwcÖj 5, C. 1767 mv‡j D. 1768 mv‡j
1997) wQ‡jb gvwK©b Kwe, †jLK, MxwZKvi whwb
1950-Gi `k‡Ki weU cÖRb¥ Ges wecixZ ms¯‥…wZ Answer  A Explanation:
Av‡›`vj‡bi †bZ…¯’vbxq e¨w³| wZwb mvgwiKZš¿,  ‣ØZ kvmb e¨e¯’v 1765 mv‡j jW© K¬vBf evsjvi beve
A_©‣bwZK e¯‘ev` Ges †h․b wbcxob wel‡qi ‡_‡K ‡`Iqvwb mb` cÖvß n‡j ‡h kvmb cÖYvjxi D™¢e
‡Rviv‡jvfv‡e we‡ivwaZv K‡ib| ïiæ‡Z wMÝevM© Zvi nq, Zv BwZnv‡m ‣ØZ kvmb bv‡g cwiwPZ|
"nvDj" (1956) gnvKv‡e¨i Rb¨ me©vwaK cwiwPZ 69. MÖ¨vÛ UªvsK †iv‡Wi Aci bvg Kx?
nb; ‡hLv‡b wZwb gvwK©b hy³iv‡ó«i cyuwRev‡`i
aŸsmvZ¥K kw³‡K wb›`v K‡ib| GB KweZvwU A. moK B AvRg B. moK B Avg
wj‡LwQ‡jb Zvi weU cÖR‡b¥i eÜy‡`i eiY K‡i wb‡q C. gnvmoK D. wmé iæU
Ges e¯‘ev‡`i aŸsmvZ¥K kw³‡K AvµgY K‡i| Answer  A Explanation:
63. wb‡Pi µ‡g †Kvb msL¨vwU †h․w³Kfv‡e k~b¨¯’v‡b em‡e?
 'MÖvÛ U«v¼ ‡ivW' ‡lvok kZvãx‡Z m¤ªvU ‡kikvn KZ©…K
13, 17, 19, 23, 25, ? wbwg©Z evsjvi ‡mvbviMvuI ‡_‡K cvÄve ch©šÍ we¯Í…Z
A. 27 B. 29 my`xN© moK| weªwUk Avg‡j k~b¨ PjvP‡ji myweav Ges
C. 30 D. 33 WvK wefv‡Mi DbœwZi D‡Ïk¨ mo‡Ki ms¯‥vi K‡i
KjKvZv ‡_‡K ‡c‡kvqvi ch©šÍ m¤úªmvwiZ Kiv nq| G
Answer  B Explanation: mgq GB moKwUi bvg ‡`Iqv nq 'MÖvÛ U«v¼ ‡ivW'|
wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb
 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 59
70. evsjvi ivRavbx †`ewMwi‡Z ¯’vbvšÍi K‡ib †K? cÖZœZË¡
A. gyn¤§` web ZzNjK B. AvjvDÏxb LjwR
wb‡Pi Aby‡”Q` co Ges 73-76 b¤^i cÖkœ¸‡jvi DËi `vI:
C. eLwZqvi LjwR D. kvgmywÏb BjZzZwgk Artifacts are commonly defined as items that
Answer  A Explanation: exhibit any physical attributes that can be
assumed to be the result of human activity.
 gyn¤§` web ZyNj‡Ki GKwU weZwK©Z wm×všÍ nj w`jøx
This definition implies that the term artifact
‡_‡K ivRavbx ‡`ewMwi‡Z mwi‡q wb‡q hvIqv| GB overs every form of archaeological find, from
cwiKíbvi g‡a¨ gn¤§` web ZyNj‡Ki eyw×gËvi Qvc wQj| stone axes, bronze daggers, and clay pots to
 cÖ_gZ, ‡`ewMwi ‡`‡ki ga¨fv‡M Aew¯’Z wQj e‡j butchered animal bones, carbonized seeds,
GLvb ‡_‡K mgMÖ ‡`‡ki Ici j¶ A‡bK mnR wQj | huts, and all other manifestains of human
 wØZxqZ, ‡gv½j AvµgY †_‡K ‡`ewMwi A‡bK ‡ekx behavior that can be found in archaeological
myiw¶Z wQj | sites. Some archaecologist define artifacts by
breaking them down into four categories:
 me©cwi, `vw¶Yv‡Z¨ Bmjvg ag© m¤úªmvi‡YI ‡`ewMwii portable artifacts, features, structures, and
Ae¯’vb wQj myweav RbK | Ecofacts. Whichever definition is preferred,
71. Be‡b eZzZv Kvi kvmbvg‡j fviZe‡l© Av‡mb? all assume that any object or any event of
A. gyn¤§` web ZzNjK B. eLwZqvi LjwR manufacture or consumption is a product of
C. AvjvDÏxb LjwR D. kvgmywÏb BjZzZwgk human activity if its location or any other of
its features cannot be accunted for by natural
Answer  A Explanation:
processes. In other words, artifcts are
 Be‡b eZzZv wQ‡jb gymwjg cwieªvRK| wZwb 1304 compared with natural objects and
mv‡j g‡iv‡°vq Rb¥MÖnY K‡ib Ges ‡gvnv¤§` web distinguished from them, not by individual
ZyNj‡Ki kvmbvg‡j 1333 mv‡j fviZe‡l© AvMgY features but by a patterning of different,
human-caused features. It is this patterning
K‡ib| wZwb evsjvq Av‡mb dLiæwÏb ‡gveviK kv‡ni
that is important. A simple flake removed
Avg‡j| Be‡b eZyZv cÖ_‡g we‡`wk ch©UK wn‡m‡e from an elaborate ceremonial obsidian knife
ev½vjv kã e¨envi K‡ib| Rxe‡bi wbZ¨‣bwgwËK blade may not necessarily show evidence of
`«‡e¨i cÖvPyh© I ¯^íg~j¨ Avi g‡bvig cÖvK…wZK `…k¨ human modification. But the patterned,
eZyZv‡K AvK…ó Ki‡jI G †`‡ki AvenvIqv Zvi consistently repeated finding of several dozen
cQ›` nqwb| GRb¨ wZwb evsjvi bvgKiY K‡ib or hundreds of small flakes, the pattern
abm¤ú`c~Y© biK| Be‡b eZyZvi wKZveyj ‡invjv forming a knife is highly diagnostic of human
activity. Normally, there is no difficulty at all
bvgK M«‡š’ evsjvi Aciƒc ‡m․›`‡h©i eY©bv cvIqv hvq|
in telling artifacts made or caused by humans
72. g~j¨ wbqš¿Y e¨e¯’v Pvjy K‡ib †K? from those caused by water action, fire,
A. eLwZqvi LjwR B. gyn¤§` web ZzNjK animal kills, or other natural phenomena.
C. AvjvDÏxb LjwR D. kvgmywÏb BjZzZwgk 73. AvwU©‡d± ej‡Z-
A. mvaviYZfv‡e Hme e¯‘‡K g‡b Kiv nq, hvi g‡a¨ gvbe
Answer  C Explanation:
Kvh©vewji d‡j m„ó †f․Z •ewkó¨ i‡q‡Q|
 AvjvDÏxb LjwR (1296-1316 wLª.) cÖ_g gymjgvb kvmK B. mvaviYfv‡e Hme e¯‘‡K g‡b Kiv nq, hvig †a¨
wnmv‡e `vwÿYvZ¨ Rq K‡ib| Be‡b eZzZv Zvu‡K w`jøxi †kÖô AwZcÖvK…wZK Kv‡h©i d‡j m„ó †f․Z wPý i‡q‡Q|
myjZvb e‡j‡Qb| `vwÿYvZ¨ Awfhv‡b †bZ…Z¡ †`b myjZv‡bi C. mvaviYfv‡e Hme e¯‘‡K g‡b Kiv nq, hvi g‡a¨ mKj
Kv‡h©i d‡j m„ó †f․Z wPý i‡q‡Q|
†mbvcwZ gvwjK Kvdzi| wZwb `wÿY-fvi‡Zi †kl cÖvšÍ ch©šÍ D. we‡klfv‡e Hme e¯‘‡K g‡b Kiv nq, hvi g‡a¨
gymwjg weRq cZvKv DÇxb K‡ib| myjZvb RbM‡Yi cÖvK…wZK Kv‡h©i d‡j m„ó †f․Z wPý i‡q‡Q|
mvwe©K Kj¨v‡Yi Rb¨ `ª‡e¨i g~j¨ wbqš¿‡Yi Dci n¯Í‡ÿc Answer  A Explanation:
K‡ib Ges cÖwZwU `ª‡e¨i g~j¨ wbw`©ó nv‡i †e‡a †`b| 74. wKQz cÖZœZË¡we` AvwU©‡d±‡i Pvi fv‡M fvM K‡i msÁvwqZ
weL¨vZ ÔAvjvB `iIqvRvÕ Zvui KxwZ©| myjZvb d«v‡Ýi ivRv K‡ib, †m¸‡jv n‡”Q-
PZz`©k jyB Gi b¨vq †NvlYv K‡ib, ÔAvwgB ivóª|ÕÕ Zvi A. enb‡hvM¨ AvwU©‡d±, wdPvi, ¯’vcbv Ges B‡Kv‡d±
Avg‡jB fvi‡Z `vm cÖ_v m„wó nq| AvjvDÏx‡bi mgqKv‡j B. Aenb‡hvM¨ wdPvi, ¯’vcbv, nvjKv e¯‘ Ges cÖvK…wZK e¯‘
iwPZ weL¨vZ DcvL¨vb cwÙbx DcvL¨vb| C. enb‡hvM¨ AvwU©‡d±, cÖZœZvwË¡K †iKW©, ¯’vcbv Ges ev¯‘e¯‘
D. cÖZœZvwË¡K †iKW©, enb‡hvM¨ AvwU©‡d±, wdPvi Ges ¯’vcbv

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 60
Answer  A Explanation: 79. GKwU welgevû PZzf©y‡Ri PviwU †Kv‡Yi mgwó-
75. †h msÁvB MÖnY Kwi bv †Kb-
A. 360 wWwMÖ B. 270 wWwMÖ
C. 90 wWwMÖ D. 180 wWwMÖ
A. mevB g‡b K‡i †h, hw` †Kv‡bv e¯‘i ¯’vb ev Gi †Kv‡bv
Answer  A Explanation:
•ewkó¨‡K cÖvK…wZK c×wZi Øviv e¨vL¨v Kiv bv hvq, Zvn‡j
†mB e¯‘ ev NUbvi Drcv`b ev †fvM‡K gvbe Kvh©vewji  GKwU welg evû PZzfz©‡Ri PviwU †Kv‡Yi mgwó 360
Drcv`b wn‡m‡e a‡i †bqv †h‡Z cv‡i| wWwMÖ|
B. cÖvK…wZK cÖwµqv Øviv m„ó e¯‘, NUbvi ¯’vb, wdPvi Ges 80. ‡ivgvb mf¨Zv M‡o D‡VwQ‡jv-
gvbe Øviv m„ó e¯‘ GKBiKg n‡Z cv‡i A. `Rjv I †dvivZ b`xi ga¨eZ©x A‡j
C. gvbyl Øviv †h †Kv‡bv e¯‘ •Zwi ev Drcv`‡bi NUbv ev B. bxj b‡`i AeevwnKvq
†fv‡Mi ¯’vb ev wdPvi, cÖvK…wZK †Kv‡bv cÖwµqvi Øviv m„ó C. wmÜz b`xi Zx‡i D. UvBevi b`xi Zx‡i
e¯‘, Drcv`‡bi NUbv, ¯’vb, wdPvi wePvh© ev Zzjbxq| Answer  D Explanation:
D. mevB a‡i †bq, †h †Kv‡bv e¯Í •Zwi ev Drcv`b e¨env‡ii  G mf¨Zv UvBevi b`xi Zx‡i M‡o
NUbv gvbe-Kv‡h©i GKwU cY¨ hw` Gi Ae¯’vb ev Ab¨ †Kv‡bv I‡V |
•ewkó¨, cÖvK…wZK cÖwµqvq Øviv e¨vL¨v Kiv hvq bv|  ‡ivg bMixi cÖwZôvZv wQ‡jb j¨vwUb
Answer  A Explanation: ivRv †ivwgDjvm|
†ivgvb mf¨Zv  cÖ_g †ivgvb m¤ªvU wQ‡jb AMv÷vm|
76. ‡KvbwU mwVK?
A. cÖZœZË¡we` ïay AvwU©‡d± wb‡q PP©v K‡ib| (BZvwj)  weL¨vZ †ivgvb m¤ªvU wQ‡jb Rywjqvm
wmRvi|
B. cÖZœZË¡we` mKj ai‡bi AvwU©‡d±, gvbevPiY,
 AvB‡bi kvmb cÖeZ©b wQj G mf¨Zvi
AvwU©‡d± cÖvwß ¯’vb, cÖvK…wZK cÖwµqv I B‡Kv‡d± wb‡q
me‡P‡q eo Ae`vb|
PP©v K‡ib|
 G mf¨Zvi Ab¨Zg wb`k©b n‡jv
C. cÖZœZË¡we` ïay cÖvPxb gvb‡ewZnvm wb‡q PP©v K‡ib|
†iv‡gi Ôw` K‡jvwmqvgÕ|
D. cÖZœZË¡we` ïay gvbevPiY wb‡q PP©v K‡ib|
Answer  B Explanation:
77. cÙv b`xi Dcb`x-
A. myigv I Kzwkqv B. Ki‡Zvqv I wZ¯Ív
C. ‡P½x I nvj`v D. gnvb›`v I cybf©iv
Answer  D Explanation:
cÙv b`x
 DrcwË: wngvj‡qi M‡½vÎxq wngevn|
 mgvwß; e‡½vcmvMi|
 cÖ‡e‡ki ¯’vb: ivRkvnx|
 Dcb`x: gnvb›`v, cybf©ev, bvMi, Uv½b, KzwjK,
cvMjv|
 kvLv b`x: Kzgvi, gv_vfvOv, •fie, MovB, gaygZx,
Avwoqvj Lv Lvu, BQvgwZ|
78. KvšÍRxi gw›`i cÖZœ¯’vbwU-
A. biwms`x †Rjvq B. gywÝMÄ †Rjvq
C. bvivqYMÄ †Rjvq D. w`bvRcyi †Rjvq
Answer  D Explanation:
 KvšÍRx gw›`i ev KvšÍwRD gw›`i ev KvšÍbMi gw›`i
evsjv‡`‡ki w`bvRcyi †Rjvi Kvnv‡ivj Dc‡Rjvi
†Xucv b`xi ZxieZ©x MÖv‡g KvšÍbM‡i Aew¯’Z GKwU
cÖvPxb gw›`i| gw›`‡ii evB‡ii †`qvjMv‡Î †cvovgvwUi
dj‡K †`Lv i‡q‡Q ivgvYq, gnvfviZ Ges wewfbœ
†c․ivwYK Kvwnbx| ïiæ‡Z gw›`‡ii P‚ovq D”PZv wQj
70 dzU| 1897 wLªóv‡ã gw›`iwU f‚wgK‡¤úi †Kej
co‡j Gi P‚ov¸‡jv †f‡O hvq| gnvivRv wMwiRvbv_
gw›`‡ii e¨vcK ms¯‥vi Ki‡jI gw›`‡ii P‚ov¸‡jv Avi
ms¯‥vi Kiv nqwb|

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❒ Av‡jvP¨ PiYwU iex›`ªbv_ VvKz‡ii HK¨Zvb
Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq KweZvwU †_‡K †bIqv n‡q‡Q|
Áv‡bi `xbZv GB Avcbvi g‡b
Kjv I gvbweK Abyl` c~iY Kwiqv jB hZ cvwb wf¶vjä a‡b|
ÔCÕ BDwbU SET CODE: G 4. ‡RjLvbvq e‡m †kL gywReyi ingvb KqwU wPwV wj‡LwQ‡jb?
fwZ© cixÿv 2021-2022 A. 5wU B. 4wU
C. 3wU D. 2wU
Answer  B Explanation:
evsjv
1. Ôgby mswnZvÕ gv‡b-  dwi`cyi †R‡j e‡m e½eÜz †kL gywReyi ingvb
A. ‡g‡q‡`i wkÿvi eªZ MÖnY Kiv evevi Kv‡Q 1wU, †iYyi Kv‡Q 1wU, knx` mv‡ne‡K
B. wewPÎ ¯^‡ii mgš^q 1wU I gIjvbv fvmvbx‡K 1wU| †gvU 4wU wPwV
C. AvPi‡Yj •eÁvwbK e¨vL¨v wj‡LwQ‡jb|
D. gby-cÖYxZ gvby‡li AvPiYwewa msµvšÍ MÖš’ 5. AvLZviæ¾vgvb Bwjqvm Rb¥MÖnY K‡ib-
Answer  D Explanation: A. ‡MvcvjM‡Äi Uzw½cvovq B. Avmv‡gi KwigMÄ
C. MvBevÜvi †MvwUqv MÖv‡g D. XvKvi beveMÄ _vbvq
 gbymswnZv ev gby¯§„wZ •ew`K mbvZb ag©vj¤^x Answer  C Explanation:
Abymvix‡`i Abykvm‡b e¨eüZ g~L¨ GK ¯§„wZMÖš’|
kv‡¯¿ A‡bK¸‡jv gbyi D‡jøL cvIqv hvq †hgb  AvLZviæ¾vgvb Bwjqvm evsjv K_v mvwn‡Z¨ GK
cÖv‡PZ‡mb gby (gnvfviZ), •ee¯^Z gby BZ¨vw`| Abb¨ mvaviY cÖwZfvi bvg| 1943 mv‡ji 12B
eZ©gv‡b G bv‡g cÖPwjZ †h MÖš’wU cvIqv hvq Zv †deªæqvwi wZwb MvBevÜvi †MvwUqv MÖv‡g gvgvevwo‡Z
†gvU 12 cÖKi‡Y wef³ Ges 2683 cO&w³ ev Rb¥MÖnY K‡ib| Zuvi wcZ…wbevm e¸ov kn‡ii
†¯øv‡Ki †ek eomo msKjb| DcK‡Ú Aew¯’Z bviæwj MÖv‡g|
2. iex›`ªbv_ VvKz‡ii †jLv bvUK †KvbwU? 6. ÔjvjmvjyÕ Dcb¨vmwU cÖ_g cÖKvwkZ nq KZ mv‡j?
A. myo½ B. GLb `ytmgq A. 1964 B. 1962
C. i³Kiex D. niMR C. 1948 D. 1949
Answer  C Explanation: Answer  C Explanation:

Kwe Kvwnbx, Kwo I †Kvgj, cÖfvZ msMxZ,  ÔjvjmvjyÕ •mq` IqvjxDjøvn iwPZ GKwU Dcb¨vm|
mܨv msMxZ, mvbvB, gvbmx, †mvbvi Zix, GwU cÖ_g cÖKvwkZ nq 1948 mv‡j| GwU evsjv
wPÎv, •PZvjx, ÿwYKv, •b‡e`¨, MxZvÄwj, mvwn‡Z¨i GKwU aªæc`x m„wó|
Kve¨ 7. ÔZvnv‡iB c‡o g‡bÕ KweZvi mviK_v Kx?
ejvKv, c~iex, cybð, gûqv Kíbv, cÎcyU,
wewPÎv, †muRywZ, Rb¥w`‡b, †kl ‡jLv we‡kl A. AZxZ I gvbeg‡bi m¤úK©
D‡jøL‡hvM¨| B. AZxZ I †cÖ‡gi m¤úK©
†e․ VvKzivYxi nvU, †Mviv, N‡i evB‡i [wm 21- C. cÖK…wZ I gvbeg‡bi m¤úK©
22], PZzi½ [wm 21-22], †Pv‡Li evwj,
Dcb¨vm
†b․KvWzwe, †hvMv‡hvM, ivRwl©, †k‡li KweZv, D. cÖK…wZ I AZx‡Zi m¤úK©
Pvi Aa¨vq cÖf…wZ| Answer  C Explanation:
wPÎv½`v, emšÍ, we`vq Awfkvc, wemR©b, ÔÔZvnv‡iB c‡o g‡bÓ KweZvwU cÖ_g cÖKvwkZ nq-
Kve¨bvU¨
ivRv I ivYx cÖf…wZ|
1935 mv‡j ÒgvwmK †gvnv¤§`xÓ cwÎKvq|
APjvqZb [wm 21-22], wPiKzgvi mfv, WvKNi
bvUK [wm 21-22], gyKzU, gyw³i Dcvq, i³Kiex [wm
❒ KweZvwUi welqe¯‘: wcÖqRb nviv‡bvi wein-‡e`bv|
21-22], ivRv [wm 21-22] cÖf…wZ| ❒ g~jevYx: welv`gq wi³Zvi myi/ `ytLgq NUbvi
Mí¸”Q, Mí¯^í [wm 21-22], wZbm½x, wjwcKv, QvqvcvZ|
MíMÖš’  bvU¨¸Y: KweZvwU‡Z PwiÎ, msjvc, NUbv I
†m, •K‡kviK cÖf…wZ|
wewPÎ cÖeÜ, wkÿv, kãZË¡, KvjvšÍi, Uª¨v‡RwW we`¨gvb|
cÖeÜMÖš’
mf¨Zvi msKU| 8. wb‡Pi †Kvb evbvb¸‡”Qi me¸‡jvB ï×?
ågY Kvwnwb
RvcvbhvÎx, c‡_i mÂq, cvim¨, ivwkqvi A. A¾©b, LÄwb, wKse`wšÍ B. KvwË©K, wbt¯Íä, e¯‘Zt
wPwV, BD‡ivc cÖevmxi cÎ cÖf…wZ| C. AnsKvi, AvLv•ÿv, A¼ D. BZt¯ÍZ, fv½v, iw½b
3. ÔÁv‡bi `xbZv GB Avcbvi g‡b Answer  Nill Explanation:
c~iY Kwiqv jB hZ cvwi ----- a‡b|ÕÕ - k~b¨¯’v‡bi h_v_©
kã †KvbwU? 9. ÔmyZcvi g½j †nvK|Õ evK¨wU-
A. wfÿvjä B. mxgve× A. Av‡eMevPK B. AbyÁvevPK
C. we¯Ívi D. msKxY© C . weK… w ZevPK D. Awµq evK¨
Answer  A Explanation: Answer  B Explanation:

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 AbyÁvevPK evK¨: Av‡`k, wb‡la, Aby‡iv‡a, Answer  C Explanation:
cÖv_©bv BZ¨vw` †evSv‡Z AbyÁvevPK evK¨ nq|  fvlv wj‡L cÖKvk Kivi myweav‡_© aŸwb¸‡jvi
†hgb: Avgv‡K GKwU Kjg `vI| Zvi g½j †nvK| cÖwZwbwa wn‡m‡e wKQz cÖZxK •Zwi Kiv n‡q‡Q| GB
10. e-djvi D”PviY †bB †Kvb k‡ã? cÖZx‡Ki bvg eY©| GB eY©mg~‡ni mgwóB n‡jv
A. Ak^ B. wek^vm eY©gvjv|
C. cK¡ D. k^ïi English
Answer  D Explanation: 16. If I ––––– you, I wouldn't risk it.
 k‡ãi Avw`‡Z e-djvi D”PviY nq bv| †hgb: Z¡K A. had been B. am
[ZK&], k^ïi [‡kvïi], ¯^vaxb [kvwab&]| k‡ãi g‡a¨ C. would D. were
ev †k‡l e-djv hy³ n‡j †mB e¨Ä‡bi wØZ¡ D”PviY Answer  D Explanation:
nq: Ak^ [Ak‡kv], wek^vm [wekvk], c° [cK&‡Kv]  There are 4 types of conditional:
11. ÔwbgLybÕ k‡ã ÔwbgÕ DcmM©wU †Kvb A‡_© e¨eüZ n‡q‡Q?  Zero: If/unless + present ind, present
A. A‡a©K B. AwZkq ind. (wPišÍb, Af¨vmMZ, •eÁvwbKmZ¨)
C. cy‡ivcywi D. cÖvq Example: If you heat water at 100
Answer  D Explanation: Degree Centigrade, it boils. (Scitifict
DcmM© e¨eüZ MwVZ kã truth)
wbg& Avav/Kg wbgivwR, wbgLyb  First conditional: If/unless + present
ind/perfect, subject + will/ can/ may/
12. ‡Kvb eûeªxwn mgv‡mi D`vniY?
shall + base form of verb + ext.
A. ‡mZvi B. ‡ZZjv Example: If he comes, ll go.
C. wPwbcvZv D. Aa©c_  Second Conditional:
Answer  A Explanation: Structure 01: If/unless + pastind,
❒ ‡h eûeªxwn mgv‡mi c~e©c` msL¨vevPK, Zv‡K subject + would/ could/ might + base
msL¨vevPK eûeªxwn mgvm e‡j| form of verb + ext.
‡hgb: Example: If I had money, I would help
‡h (wZb) Zvi †h h‡š¿i = †mZvi| the poor/ Had I money, I would help
`k Avbb Av‡Q hvi = `kvbb the poor.
Pvi Pvjv hvi = †P․Pvjv|  Third Conditional:
13. ‡KvbwU k‡ãi †k‡l hy³ nq bv? Structure 01: If + past perfect,subject +
A. cÖZ¨q B. wefw³ would/ could/ might + have + past
C. DcmM© D. AbymM© participle ofverb + ext.
Example: If he had come, I would have
Answer  C Explanation:
gone.
 AbymM©, cÖZ¨q, wefw³ Ges c`vwkÖZ wb‡`©kK Structure 02: Had + subject + v3,
k‡ãi c‡i e‡m, DcmM© k‡ãi Av‡M e‡m| †hme subject + would/ could/ might + have +
kãvsk kãg~‡ji c~e© e‡m bZzb kã MVb K‡i past participle of verb+ ext.
†m¸‡jv‡K DcmM© e‡j| ÔcwiPvjKÕ k‡ãi ÔcwiÕ Example: Had he come, I would have
Ask GKwU DcmM©| gone.
14. ‡g․wjK kã †KvbwU?
Exceptional Structure:
A. IjKwc B. mvgvwRK
C. eB D. cwiPvjK 01. But for, third conditional.
Answer  C Explanation: Example: But for your help, I would
have old.
 me kã‡K we‡kølY Ki‡j Avi †Kvb kã cvIqv hvq
bv, †g․wjK kã e‡j| A_©vr †h me kã‡K fvO‡j 02. Had + had, tird condtional.
Avi †Kvb A_©m½wZc~Y© kã cvIqv hvq bv| Zv‡K Example: If I had had money, I would
†g․wjK kã e‡j| †hgb: †Mvjvg, bvK, jvj, wZb have helped the poor.
BZ¨vw`| 03. If + subject + were + object,
15. aŸwbi cÖZxK‡K ejv nq- 2nd/3rd.
A. kã B. evK¨ Example: If I were you, I wouldn't do
C. eY© D. fvlv this/ I wouldn't have done this.

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17. Don't worry! We'll have to wait a little 20. Quixotic: pragmatic :: murky:––––
longer because I'm sure he'll –––– soon. A. rapid B. cloudy
A. turn up B. turn in C. clear D. friendly
C. turn into D. turn down Answer  C Explanation:
Answer  A Explanation:  Quixotic (ev¯ÍeÁvbnxb): Pragmatic
 Turn up-arrive (†c․Qv‡bv) (cÖv‡qvwMK) murky(A¯úó): clear (¯úó)
Example: Don't worry! we'll have to 21. Choose the most appropriate expression:
wait a little longer because I'm sure We're in a bit of trouble. Our profits are –
he'll turn up soon. (wPšÍv K‡ivbv! AvwgwbwðZ –––.
†m Lye`ªæZB †c․Qv‡e, Avgv‡`i Avi †ewk mgq A. inside out B. stuck-up
A‡cÿv Ki‡Z n‡e bv)| C. falling off D. toping it all off
 Turn in- return, to achieve a score, Answer  C Explanation:
performance, profit, to take somebody
to the somebody.  Inside out- evB‡i †ei Kiv| Turn the bag
Example: She threated to turn him in inside out and let it dry.
to the police.  Stuck-up- AbygwZ bv †`qv, ivwR bv nIqv,
 Turn into- make become (cwiYZ nIqv) Am¤§wZ Rvbv‡bv|
Example: Bangladesh will have turned She was quite stuck-up about pop
into smart Bangladesh from Digital culture.
Bangladesh by 2026  Fall of- †Kvb wKQzi cwigvb/gvb K‡g hvIqv,
 Turn (sth) down- Reduce (Kgv‡bv) n«vm cvIqv|
Example: Please turn the volume down. We're in a bit of trouble. Our Profits
are falling of (Avgiv GKwU wec‡`/SzuwK‡Z
18. Nancy concurred with her boss about the
AvwQ| Avgv‡`i gybvdv K‡g hv‡”Q)|
new direction the company was taking.
22. Liza, your friend is waiting for you ––– in
What is an antonym of concur?
A. disagree B. agree
the car.
A. outside B. around
C. surrender D. confess
C. above D. upfront
Answer  A Explanation:
Answer  A Explanation:
 Concur with- GKgZ nIqv
 Outside: evwn‡i|
Synonym: Confess, surrender, agree,
 Around: Pvwicv‡k|
accord, comply, consent etc.
 Above: Dc‡i
Antonym: Disagree, discord, differ,
 Upfront: mr, AgvwqK|
vary, contest, quarrel, conflict,
Liza, your friend is waiting for you
altercate, dissent, grudge, hold back
outside in the car. (wjRv, †Zvgvi eÜz Mvwoi
etc.
evwn‡i †Zvgvi Rb¨ A‡cÿv Ki‡Z‡Q|)
19. Which of these words is closest in meaning
23. Several soldiers of the squad were taken ––
to the word 'Gracious''? – by the enemy forces.
A. pretty B. clever
A. capture B. hostage
C. pleasant D. present
C. kidnap D. torture
Answer  C Explanation:
Answer  B Explanation:
 Gracious- Kiæbvgq
 Capture- e›`x/ †MÖdZvi Kiv|
 Gi mgv_©K kã- merciful, pitiful, pathetic,
 Hostage- wRw¤§
graceful, pathetical, ruthful, benign,
 Kidnap- AZ¨vPvi|
charitable, clement, benignant, genial , Several soldiers of the squad were
benevolent, altruistic, kindly, lenient, takenhostage by the enemy forces. (GB
peaceable,placable , candid, sincere, evwnbxi A‡bK •mb¨‡KB kÎæevwnbx Øviv wRw¤§ Kiv
pretty , cordial etc. n‡qwQj)|
 Closest word: comfortable, flexible, 24. Who wrote White Teeth?
pleasant, soft , gentle , humble , A. Tony Morrison B. Zadie Smith
modest. C. June Jordan D. Carol Ann Duffy

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Answer  B Explanation:  Compose vs Comprise
 RvwW w¯§_ GKRb Bs‡iwR Jcb¨vwmK, cÖvewÜK Compose means make up a whole.
Ges †QvUMí †jLK| Zvi cÖ_g Dcb¨vm, White Comprise means to contain part/
Teeth, `ªæZB GKwU †e÷-‡mjvi n‡q I‡V Ges sections.
†ek K‡qKwU cyi®‥vi wR‡Z †bq| Report wU 10wU section Øviv MwVZ| cy‡ivcywi
 Notable works: GKmv‡_ bv eywS‡q cvU©/‡mKk‡b MwVZ eySv‡Z
Novels: White Teeth (2000), The comprise e‡m, †m‡ÿ‡Î G‡`i passive Kivi
Autograph Man (2002), On Beauty cÖ‡qvRb c‡obv|
(2005), NW (2012), Swing Time Read a poem, titled ''A Marrige Ring'' and
(2016), The Fraud (Forthcoming, answer the following questions (28-30):
2023) The ring, so worn as you behold,
Plays: The Wife of Willesden (2021) So thin, so pale, is yet of gold:
Short fiction Collections: Martha and The passion such it was to prove–
Hanwell (2005), Grand Union: Stories Worn with life's care, love yet was love.
(2019) 28. Which word does have more than one
25. What is a pun? meaning in the context of this poem?
A. Play with rhymes B. Play with words A. ring B. worn
C. Play with irony D. Play with farce
C. thin D. pale
Answer  B Explanation:
Answer  A Explanation:
 Play with rhymes= poetry
 GB KweZv‡Z ring, love kã 2wU GKvwaK A‡_©
 Play with words = Pun
 Play with irony= Dramatic tragedy e¨eüZ n‡q‡Q|
 Play with farce= Comedy. 29. What is the theme of the poem?
A. Though old things lose value to many, old
26. The best recipes for clam chowder all
include onions and a bay leaf. The onions things are precious
B. Though the couple age, they should take
add a sharpness and zest to the blandness
of the clams, and also help removetheir care of each other
C. Love is more precious than life
slimy texture. The bay leaf complements
the onion's strong flavor. D. Passion evolves but stays forever
The paragraph above supports the Answer  D Explanation:
statement that  GB KweZvi theme n‡jv, Passion evolves
A. onions were once thought to be poisonous. butstays forever. ‡k‡li 2 jvBb co‡j ¯úó
B. onions and bay leaves go well with clams. eySvq hvq|
C. bay leaves are essential in many soups. 30. Which word does have more than one
D. clam chowder is very nutritious. meaning in the context of this poem?
Answer  B Explanation: A. pale B. prove
 The bay leaf complements the onion's C. care D. love
strong flavor c¨v‡m‡Ri GB jvBb co‡j Answer  D Explanation:
¯úófv‡e eySv hvq †h, Onions and bay  GwB KweZv‡Z ring, love kã 2wU GKvwaK A‡_©
leaves go well with clams GB e¨³e¨wU‡K e¨eüZ n‡q‡Q|
mg_©b †`qv n‡q‡Q|
27. Which one is correct? BwZnvm
31. Ôe½Õ k‡ãi cÖ_g D‡jøL †`Lv hvq-
A. The report comprises then sections.
A. Ph©vc‡`i fvlvq
B. The report is comprised of then sections. B. FM‡e‡`i HZ‡iq AviY¨‡K
C. The report is composed of ten sections. C. ivgvq‡Yi cÖ_g cwi‡”Q‡`
D. The report is composed with ten sections. D. Ôevsjv I evOvwji BwZnvmÕ MÖ‡š’
Answer  A Explanation: Answer  B Explanation:

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 Ôe½Õ k‡ãi me©cÖ_g D‡jøL cvIqv hvq, F‡M¦‡`i Answer  C Explanation:
ÔHZ‡iq AviY¨KÕ bvgK MÖ‡š’| Ôe½Õ Rbc‡`i K_v
cÖ_g D‡jøL cvIqv hvq Kvwj`v‡mi ÔiNyeskÕ MÖ‡š’ mvqgb wWªs
Ges †M․o Rbc‡`i cÖ_g aviYv cvIqv hvq cvwYwbi  GKRb AvšÍR©vwZK cyi¯‥vi weRqx ‣e‡`wkK msev``vZv,
MÖ‡š’| me©cÖ_g †`kevPK kã ÔevsjvÕ e¨envi K‡ib ‡Uwjwfkb Dc¯’vcK Ges cÖwZ‡e`b wbg©vZv|
gyNi m¤ªvU AvKe‡ii cÖavbgš¿x I mfvKwe Aveyj  wek¦L¨vZ msev` ms¯’v iqUv‡m©i ‣e‡`wkK cÖwZwbwa
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AvKeixÕ MÖ‡š’ evsjv (†`k I fvlv) bv‡gi DrcwËi ¸iæZ¡c~Y© Lei cwi‡ek‡bi gva¨‡g wek¦evmxi `„wó
welqwU me©vwaK DwjøwLZ n‡q‡Q| 1352 mv‡j AvKl©‡Y m¶g nb|
myjZvwb Avg‡ji kvmK kvgmywÏb Bwjqvm kvn& me  jÛbwfwËK `¨ ‡WBjx ‡UwjMÖvd, wewewm ‡Uwjwfkb Ges
Rbc`‡K GKÎ K‡i evsjvi bvg †`b Ôev½vjvn&Õ| ‡iwWI msev` I PjwZ NUbv Zy‡j aivi j‡¶¨ AbeiZ
ZvB Bwjqvm kvn& Ôkvn&-B-ev½vjvn&Õ bv‡g cwiwPZ| KvR Ki‡Zb|
cieZ©x‡Z kvgmywÏb Bwjqvm kvn& evsjvi bvgKiY  evsjv‡`‡ki gnvb gyw³hy‡× wZwb Rxe‡bi SyuwK wb‡q
K‡ib Ôg~jK-B-ev½vjvn&Õ hvi A_© evsjv‡`k cvwK¯Ívbx nvbv`vi evwnbxi RNb¨ I b„ksmZvi weeiY
[ev½vjvn& A_© evsjv, g~jK A_© †`k]| ‣`wb‡K Zy‡j a‡i wek¦evmxi `„wó AvKl©Y K‡ib|
32. 22wU e¨Äb eY© cÖ_g D™¢veb K‡i Kviv?  16 RyjvB, 2021 mv‡j (†ivgvwbqv‡Z) g„Zz¨eiY K‡ib|
A. ‡ivgvbiv B. MÖxKiv 34. cvwK¯Ív‡bi MYcwil‡`i cÖ_g Awa‡ek‡b evsjv fvlv‡K
C. wdwbkxqiv D. wneªæiv MYcwil‡`i Ab¨Zg fvlviƒ‡c miKvwi ¯^xK…wZi `vwe Rvbvb †K?
Answer  C Explanation: A. G. †K. dRjyj nK B. e½eÜz †kL gywReyi ingvb
C. gvIjvbv fvlvbx D. ax‡i›`ªbv_ `Ë
 f‚ga¨mvM‡ii Zx‡i M‡o I‡VwQj| Answer  D Explanation:
 cÖ_g MYZ‡š¿i D™¢e|
 cÖ_g c„w_exi gvbwPÎ A¼b| ax‡i›`ªbv_ `Ë
MÖxK  cÖvPxb wMÖ‡m 158 wU bMi ivóª wQj|  cvwK¯Ív‡bi MYcwil‡`i cÖ_g Awa‡ekb e‡m-
mf¨Zv  cÖ_g bMiivóª M‡o I‡V G‡_Ý I KivwP‡Z (1948 mv‡j)|
(wMÖm) ¯úvU©vq|  D`©yi cvkvcvwk evsjv‡K ivóªfvlv Kivi `vwe
 wMÖ‡mi cÖ_g gnvKwe wQ‡jb †nvgvi; K‡iwQ‡jb- Kzwgjøvi ax‡i›`ªbv_ `Ë|
cÖ_g gnvKve¨ wQj ÔBwjqvWÕ I  ax‡i›`ªbv_ `Ë evsjvi `vwe DÌvcb K‡iwQ‡jb-
ÔI‡WwmÕ| 1948 mv‡ji 23 †deªæqvwi|
 G mf¨Zv UvBevi b`xi Zx‡i M‡o I‡V 35. ‡mb‡`i Avw` wbevm †Kv_vq wQj?
| A. XvKvi weµgcy‡i B. `vwÿYv‡Z¨i KY©v‡U
 ‡ivg bMixi cÖwZôvZv wQ‡jb j¨vwUb C. w·eYxi weRqcy‡i D. M½v b`xi Zx‡i
ivRv †ivwgDjvm|
†ivgvb  cÖ_g †ivgvb m¤ªvU wQ‡jb AMv÷vm| Answer  B Explanation:
mf¨Zv  weL¨vZ †ivgvb m¤ªvU wQ‡jb Rywjqvm  ‡mb es‡ki Avw` wbevm- `vwÿYvZ¨
(BZvwj) wmRvi|  ‡mb ivRv‡`i ag© wQj- wn›`y
 AvB‡bi kvmb cÖeZ©b wQj G mf¨Zvi  evsjvi †kl wn›`y ivRv (Last Hindu Ruler) †K
me‡P‡q eo Ae`vb| wQ‡jb jÿY †mb
 G mf¨Zvi Ab¨Zg wb`k©b n‡jv †iv‡gi  ‡mbiv Av‡mb-`wÿY fvi‡Zi KY©vUK †_‡K
Ôw` K‡jvwmqvgÕ| 36. e½f½‡K mg_©b Rvbvq-
 cÖ_g eY©gvjvi D™¢veb I wjLb c×wZ A. wPËiÄb `vm B. beve mwjgyjøvn
wdwbkxq
Avwe®‥vi| C. G †K dRjyj nK D. ‡g․jwf Ave`yj imyj
mf¨Zv
 22wU e¨Äb e‡Y©i D™¢veb I e¨emv‡qi Answer  B Explanation:
(†jevbb)
cÖPjb|
 M‡o I‡V- wdwjw¯Í‡bi †RiæRv‡jg‡K  1903 mv‡j jW© KvR©b XvKv md‡i Avm‡j XvKvi
†K›`ª K‡i| ÔPZz_© beveÕ beve LvRv mwjgyjøvn c~e© evsjvi
 ‡RiæRv‡jg n‡jv wZb a‡g©i Rb¨ cweÎ ¯’vb| mgm¨v¸‡jv Zz‡j a‡i evsjv‡K fvM Kivi cÖ¯Íve
wneªæ  Zv‡`i ag©xq †bZv- nhiZ gymv (Avt) K‡ib| cieZ©x‡Z 1905 mv‡j evsjv‡K fvM K‡i
mf¨Zv  wneªæ g~jZ fvlvi bvg c~e© evsjvi bvg nq Ôc~e©e½ I AvmvgÕ cÖ‡`k|
 Iì †U÷v‡g‡›U wek^vmx|
 Ck^‡ii Avivabvi K_v me©cÖ_g cÖPvi K‡i| `k©b
37. ‡Kvb e„wUk `vk©wbK mvwn‡Z¨ †bv‡ej cyi¯‥vi †c‡qwQ‡jb?
33. ‡Kvb we‡`kx mvsevw`K 1971 mv‡j c~e© cvwK¯Ív‡b cvwK¯Ívwb
ee©iZvi Le me©cÖ_g ewne©‡k^ cÖKvk K‡ib? A. ‡i‡b †`KvZ© B. Be‡b iæk`
A. myLIqvšÍ wms B. RR© n¨vwimb C. DBwjqvg †Rgm D. evUª©vÛ iv‡mj
C. mvBgb wWªs D. gv`vi gvwiI fM‡ibwR Answer  D Explanation:

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 66
 Rb¥- 18 †g, 1872 mv‡j hy³iv‡R¨| whwb kc_ covb hv‡`i kc_ covb
 cwiwPwZ- `vk©wbK, hyw³we`, MwYZwe`, BwZnvm‡eËv, cÖavbgš¿x I gwš¿cwil`, w¯úKvi I
mgvRKg©x, Awnsmev`x mgvR mgv‡jvPK| ivóªcwZ
†WcywU w¯úKvi, cÖavb wePvicwZ
 MÖš’- History of Western Philosopy, Proposed w¯úKvi ivóªcwZ, msm` m`m¨
Roads to Freedom, Power: A New Social cÖavb wbe©vPb Kwgkbvi I wbe©vPb
Analysis, Conquest of Happiness. Kwgkbvi, gnvwnmve wbixÿK I
 cyi¯‥vi- `vk©wbK n‡qI 1950 mv‡j mvwn‡Z¨ wbqš¿K, miKvwi Kg©Kwgk‡bi
†bv‡ej cyi¯‥vi jvf K‡ib| cÖavb wePvicwZ
†Pqvig¨vb I m`m¨, mywcÖg †Kv‡U©i
 g„Zz¨- 2 †deªæqvwi, 1970 mv‡j hy³iv‡R¨| Avwcj wefvM I nvB‡KvU© wefv‡Mi
38. `¨ wicvewjK eBwUi †jLK †Kvb `vk©wbK? wePvicwZ|
A. Gwi÷Uj B. ‡cø‡Uv cÖavbgš¿x †gqi
C. ‡n‡ivWUvm D. wn‡ivwK¬Uvm 42. ‣`N©¨ we‡ePbvq we‡k^ cÙv †mZzi Ae¯’vb KZ?
Answer  B Explanation: A. 117Zg B. 122Zg
 GKv‡Wwg cÖwZôv K‡ib 385 wLªóc~e©v‡ã| C. 165Zg D. 166Zg
 `¨ wicvewjK I `¨ jR MÖ‡š’i cÖ‡YZv| Answer  B Explanation:
 wZwb `k©wbK ivRvÕi kvm‡bi K_v D‡jøL K‡ib|  cÙv †mZzi 3wU wek^‡iKW©-
 m‡µwU‡mi wkÿvi e³e¨ wb‡q iwPZ ÔWvqvjMm Ae 1. m‡e©v”P 122 wgUvi Mfx‡i cvBwjs Kiv n‡q‡Q,
m‡µwUmÕ Gi iPwqZv| hv we‡k^i me‡P‡q MfxiZg cvBwjs Gi †mZz|
 weL¨vZ Dw³: 2. `k nvRvi Ub ÿgZvi Ôwd«Kkb †cÛzjvg
 Virtue is Knowledge (ÁvbB c~Y¨)| weqvwisÕ jvMv‡bv n‡q‡Q, hv we‡k^ m‡e©v”P ÿgZvi
 Virtue is Knowledge and weqvwis jvMv‡bv †mZz|
Education is the main thing 3. b`x kvm‡b 110 †KvwU Wjv‡ii Pzw³ n‡q‡Q, hv
acquire virtue we‡k^ m‡e©v”P A‡_©i b`x kvm‡bi Pzw³|
 wkÿvi Ab¨Zg D‡Ïk¨: AvZ¥v I †`‡ni mylg
weKvk mvavb|
bvUK I bvU¨ZË¡
43. ‡KvbwU iex›`ªbv_ VvKzi iwPZ bvUK?
39. evsjv‡`‡ki mv‡_ †Kvb `wU †`‡ki ¯’jmxgvšÍ i‡q‡Q?
A. ey‡ov mvwj‡Ki Nv‡o †ivu B. GL‡bv µxZ`vm
A. fviZ, cvwK¯Ívb B. gvjØxc, f‚Uvb
C. bevbœ D. i‡_i iwk
C. ‡bcvj, fviZ D. fviZ, gvqvbgvi
Answer  D Explanation:
Answer  D Explanation:
bvU¨Kvi bvUK
 evsjv‡`‡ki mxgvšÍeZ©x ‡`k fviZ I gvqvbgvi| gvB‡Kj gaym~`b `Ë ey‡ov mvwj‡Ki Nv‡o †ivu (cÖnmb)
†`‡ki †gvU 64wU †Rjvi g‡a¨ mxgvšÍeZ©x †Rjv Ave`yjøvn Avj gvgyb GL‡bv µxZ`vm
32wU| evsjv‡`‡ki mxgvšÍeZ©x fvi‡Zi ivR¨ weRb fÆvPvh© bevbœ
cvuPwU| fvi‡Zi ivR¨mg~‡ni g‡a¨ cwðge‡½i mv‡_ iex›`ªbv_ VvKzi i‡_i iwk
evsjv‡`‡ki me‡P‡q †ewk I Avmv‡gi mv‡_ 44. ‡mwjg Avj `x‡bi bvUK †KvbwU?
me‡P‡q Kg mxgvšÍ i‡q‡Q| evsjv‡`k I fvi‡Zi A. cv‡qi AvIqvR cvIqv hvq
mxgvbv we‡k^ 5g `xN©Zg| B. Iiv K`g Avjx
40. Uv½yqvi nvIi †Kvb †Rjvq Aew¯’Z? C. nwiY wPZv wPj D. ¯^Y©‡evqvj
A. wK‡kviMÄ B. wm‡jU Answer  D Explanation:
C. gqgbwmsn D. mybvgMÄ
bvU¨Kvi bvUK
Answer  D Explanation:
cv‡qi AvIqvR cvIqv hvq
•mq` kvgmyj nK
 mybvgMÄ †Rjvi ag©cvkv I vwnicyi Dc‡Rjvq (gyw³hy×wfwËK)
Aew¯’Z Uv½yqvi nvIi| GwU evsjv‡`‡ki wØZxq gvgybyi ikx` Iiv K`g Avjx
e„nËg wgVv cvwbi Rjvf‚wg| ¯’vbxqfv‡e GB ggZvRDÏxb Avn‡g` nwiY wPZv wPj
nvIiwU‡K ejv nq ÔbqKzwo Kv›`vi QqKzwo wejÕ| †mwjg Avj `xb ¯^Y©‡evqvj
41. evsjv‡`‡ki cÖavbgš¿x Kvi wbKU kc_ MÖnb K‡ib? 45. bvU¨Kvi fv‡mi bvUK bq †KvbwU?
A. w¯úKvi B. cÖavb wePvicwZ A. ¯^cœevme `Ëv B. Eiæf½g
C. ‡cÖwm‡W›U D. cÖv³b cÖavbgš¿x C. ga¨ge¨v‡qvM D. mvwicyÎcÖKiYg
Answer  C Explanation: Answer  D Explanation:

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 67
 ms¯‥…Z mvwn‡Z¨ Ab¨Zg cÖwm× Kwe I bvU¨Kvi  eZ©gvb Ae¯’vb- kÖx ag©cvj bIMvu †Rjvi e`jMvQx _vbvi
n‡jb fvm| fvm iwPZ bvU‡Ki msL¨v 13wU| cvnvocyi MÖv‡g 8g kZ‡Ki †k‡li w`‡K ev 9g kZ‡Ki
Gig‡a¨ cÂivÎ, `~ZN‡UvrKP, ga¨gev‡qvM, ïiæ‡Z GB wenvi wbk©vY K‡iwQ‡jb| Gi Aci bvg
Diæf½g, ¯^cœevme `Ë, cÖwZÁv‡h․MÜivY Zvui †mvgcyi wenvi|
weL¨vZ bvUK| Ab¨w`‡K, kvwicyÎ cÖKiY I  wb`k©b- 1879 mv‡j m¨vi Kvwbsnvg GB wekvj KxwZ©
Avwe®‥vi K‡ib| Gici ivLvj `vm M‡½vcva¨vq cÖ_g Lbb
†m․›`ivb›` Kwe Ak^‡Nvl iwPZ weL¨vZ bvUK| KvR ïiæ K‡ib| G wenv‡i cvj hy‡Mi †e․× mf¨Zvi
46. Ônv½i b`x †MÖ‡bWÕ Pjw”P‡Îi wbg©vZvi bvg? wb`k©b cvIqv hvq|
A. gwknDÏxb kv‡Ki B. gwZb ingvb  ‡mvgcyi wenv‡i †h Zv¤ªwjwc cvIqv hvq Zv ¸ßhy‡Mi e‡j
C. ‣mq` mvjvDÏxb RvwK D. Pvlx bRiæj Bmjvg aviYv Kiv nq|
Answer  D Explanation:  1986 mv‡j BD‡b‡¯‥v GwU‡K wek^ HwZn¨ wn‡m‡e
†NvlYv K‡i|
 Pvlx bRiæj Bmjvg evsjv‡`‡ki GKRb L¨vwZgvb 51. †MÖU wcivwgW Ae wMRv •Zwi n‡qwQj-
Pjw”PÎ cwiPvjK wQ‡jb| ÔIiv 11 RbÕ Ges Ônv½i A. 2600 wLªóc~e©v‡ã B. 1450 wLªóv‡ã
b`x †MÖ‡bWÕ Pvlx bRiæj Bmjvg cwiPvwjZ C. 600 wLªóv‡ã D. 400 wLªóc~e©v‡ã
gyw³hy×wfwËK `ywU weL¨vZ Pjw”PÎ|
Answer  A Explanation:
47. ÔAvgvi fvB‡qi i‡³ ivOv‡bv GKz‡k †deªæqvwi Avwg wK
fzwj‡Z cvwi?Õ Mv‡bi iPwqZv †K?  †MÖU wcivwgW Ae wMRv ev dvivI Lydzi wcivwgW
A. Ave`yj Avnv` B. Ave`yj Mvd&dvi †P․ayix me‡P‡q eo I cyivZb| wLªóc~e© 2600 kZ‡K GwU
C. Ave`yj jwZd D. AvZvDi ingvb Lvb wbwg©Z e‡j aviYv Kiv nq| GwU eZ©gvb wgk‡ii
Answer  B Explanation: Kvq‡iv kn‡ii wMRv gvjf‚wg‡Z Aew¯’Z|
52. evsjv‡`‡ki †mvcvb AÂj MwVZ †Kvb GjvKv wb‡q?
fvlvi Dc‡i Mvb A. e‡i›`ª, gaycyi, fvIqv‡ii Mo I jvjgvB cnvo
Mvb MxwZKvi I myiKvi B. cve©Z¨ PÆMÖvg, PÆMÖvg †Rjvi c~e©vsk, e„nËi gqgbwmsn
Avgvi fvB‡qi i‡³ MxwZKvi- Avãyj Mvddvi I wm‡jU †Rjvi DËivsk
ivOv‡bv GKz‡k †P․ayix C. b`x we‡a․Z we¯Í…Y f‚wg D. ‡Kv‡bvwUB bq
†deªæqvwi, 1g myiKvi- Avãyj jwZd Answer  A Explanation:
Avwg wK fzwj‡Z cvwi eZ©gvb myiKvi- AvjZvd gvngy`
Iiv Avgvi gy‡Li fvlv MxwZKvi I myiKvi- Avãyj  AšÍfz©³ AÂj- DËi cwðgvs‡ki e‡i›`ªf‚wg,
KvBiv wb‡Z Pvq jwZd ga¨fv‡Mi gaycyi I fvIqv‡j Mo Ges Kzwgjøv
mvjvg mvjvg nvRvi MxwZKvi- dR‡j †Lv`v †Rjvi jvjgvB cvnvo ev DuPz f‚wg G A‡ji
mvjvg wkíx- Avãyj ReŸvi AšÍM©Z|
‡Zviv XvKv kni i‡³ MvbwUi MxwZKvi I myiKvi-  cøvB‡÷vwmb mgqKvj: AvbygvwbK 25000 eQi
fvmvBwj Avãyj jwZd c~‡e©
 †mvcvbmg~n evsjv‡`‡ki †gvU AvqZ‡bi- 8%|
48. ÔNvUzÕ GB HwZn¨evnx evsjvbvU¨-Avw½KwU †Kvb A‡ji?
 †mvcvbg~n 3wU A‡j we¯Í…Z| h_vµ‡g:
A. ivRkvnx B. w`bvRcyi Ae¯’vb AvqZb
C. PÆMÖvg D. gqgbwmsn A‡ji
ivRkvnx I iscy‡ii e‡i›`ªf‚wg 9320 eM© wK.wg.
Answer  D Explanation: Uv½vB‡ji gaycyi I MvRxcy‡ii fvIqv‡ji Mo 4103 eM© wK.wg.
 evsjv‡`‡ki gqgbwmsn, Uv½vBj, †b·KvYv I Kzwgjøvi jvjgvB cvnvo 34 eM© wK.wg.
wm‡jU A‡j e¨vcK cÖPwjZ HwZn¨evnx  jvjgvB cvnvo A‡ji gvwUi •ewkó¨: jvj‡P I
evsjvbvU¨-Avw½K ÔNvUzÕ| NvUz evsjv‡`‡ki nvIo KvuKihy³|
A‡ji wejyßcÖvq GK cÖKvi †jvKMxwZ| Nv‡U 53. Kzwóqv, h‡kvi I XvKv cÖvPxb evsjvi †Kvb Rbc‡`i AšÍfz©³ wQ‡jv?
Nv‡U †b․Kv wfwo‡q G Mvb MvIqv nq e‡j Gi bvg A. e½ B. mgZU
n‡q‡Q Mv‡Ui Mvb ev NvUz Mvb| C. nwi‡Kj D. cyЪ
49. ‡KvbwU HwZn¨evnx evsjv bvU¨gÂ? Answer  A Explanation:
A. e„ËvKvi †Lvjvg B. G‡ibv gÂ
C. cÖ‡mwbqg g D. ‡MÖ‡Kv-‡ivgvb g  AšÍfz©³ AÂj: eZ©gvb evsjv‡`‡ki c~e© I
Answer  C Explanation:
`wÿY-c~e© w`‡K Ôe½Õ|
 eZ©gvb †Rjvmg~n: XvKv, gqgbwmsn, ewikvj
cÖZœZË¡ I dwi`cyi Ôe½Õ A‡ji AšÍfz©³ wQj|
50. †mvgcyi wenvi †Kvb Avg‡ji KxwZ©?  we‡klZ¡: AvqZ‡b e„nËg|
A. ‡gvNj B. ¸ß e½  wef³: 2 fv‡M wef³ wQj| h_v:
K. weµgcyi: cÙvi DËi cvo GjvKv|
C. cvj D. Dcwb‡ewkK
gywÝMÄ, XvKv, gqgbwmsn I bvivqYMÄ
Answer  C Explanation: GjvKv|

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 68
L. bve¨: cÙvi `wÿ‡Yi AÂj| dwi`cyi, 57. AvB Gj I KZ mv‡j cÖwZwôZ nq?
ewikvj, cUzqvLvjx AÂj| ivRavbx wQj- A. 1914 B. 1919
ewikvj, hv ivRv •Î‡jvK¨P‡›`ªi bvgvbymv‡i C. 1945 D. 1965
P›`ªØxc bv‡g cwiwPZ| Answer  B Explanation:
54. evsjv‡`‡ki cÙv b`xi •`N©¨ KZ?
A. 100 wK.wg. B. 75 gvBj ILO
C. 200 wK.wg. D. 100 gvBj  ILO- International Labour
Answer  B Explanation: Organization.
 ILO ‡h mv‡j cÖwZwôZ nq - 1919 mv‡j|
wngvjq ce©‡Zi M‡½vÎx wngevn †_‡K  ‡h Pzw³i gva¨‡g ILO MwVZ nq - wØZxq fvm©vB Pzw³|
DrcwË Drcbœ n‡q fvi‡Zi M½v evsjv‡`‡k  ILO Gi m`i`ßi - †R‡bfv, myBRvij¨vÛ|
cÖ‡ek K‡i‡Q| 58. Bmiv‡q‡ji eZ©gvb cÖavbgš¿xi bvg wK?
ivRkvnx A‡ji `wÿY cwðg cÖv‡šÍ A. ‡ewbqvwgb †bZvwbqvû B. Bqvi j¨vwc`
cÖ‡ek gyL PuvcvBbeveMÄ †Rjvi ga¨ w`‡q C. bvdZvwj e¨v‡bU D. Gû` DjgvU©
evsjv‡`‡k cÖ‡ek K‡i‡Q|
Answer  B Explanation:
ivRkvnxi mxgvšÍ n‡Z 16.5
wK.wg./11gvBj `~‡i gywk©`vev‡`i  mv¤úªwZK me©`v cwieZ©bkxj| mv¤úªwZK Gi Rb¨
dviv°v euva R½xcy‡i M½v b`xi Dci fviZ me©`v Avc‡WU _vKzb|
dviv°v evua w`‡q‡Q d‡j cÙvi cvwb 59. †Kvb Pzw³i gva¨‡g cÖ_g wek^hy‡×i mgvwß N‡U?
cÖevn wbqwš¿Z n‡q c‡o‡Q| A. fvm©vB Pzw³ B. wf‡qbv Pzw³
cÙv b`x hgybvi mv‡_ †Mvqvj‡›` wgwjZ C. c¨vwim kvwšÍ Pzw³ D. Bqvëv Pzw³
wgjb ¯’j n‡q‡Q| cÙv b`x †gNbvi mv‡_ Pvu`cy‡i Answer  A Explanation:
wgwjZ n‡q ‡gNbv bvg aviY K‡i‡Q|
Kzgvi, •fie, gv_vfv½v, K‡cvZvÿ, wØZxq fvm©vB Pzw³- 1919
kvLv b`x  ¯^vÿwiZ nq- 1919 mv‡j|
MovB, gaygwZ, AvwoqvjLuv BZ¨vw`|
Dcb`x gnvb›`v, bvMi, KzwjL, Uv½b, cybf©ev  ¯^vÿi K‡i- cÖ_g wek¦hy‡×i wgÎkw³ I Rvg©vwb|
cÙv, †gNbv I hgybv GB wZb b`xi wgwjZ aviv †gNbv  djvdj- cÖ_g wek¦hy‡×i Rb¨ Rvg©vwbi ÿwZc~iY
bv‡g e‡½vcmvM‡i c‡o‡Q| Av`vq Kiv|
evsjv‡`‡k b`xwUi •`N©¨ 120 wK‡jvwgUvi ev 75 gvBj| 60. AvYweK †evgvi RbK †K?
A. ievU© A‡cb ‡nBgvi B. ievU© g¨vKbvgviv
55. 37 34 31 28 ---- k~b¨¯’v‡b †Kvb msL¨vwU em‡e?
A. 14 B. 25 C. 15 D. 5 C. Rb d÷vi Wv‡jm D. wb‡Kvjv †Umjv
Answer  A Explanation:
Answer  B Explanation:
We note the pattern between the numbers,  wØZxq wek^hy‡×i mgq cvigvYweK †evgv Avwe®‥vi
K‡i I‡cb‡nBgvi| wZwb hy³iv‡óªi wewkó
As 37–34 = 3 c`v_©weÁvbx wQ‡jb| hy³ivóªB cÖ_g cvigvYweK
34 – 31 = 3 †evgvi mdj cixÿv Pvjvq Ges ZvivB cÖ_g
31 – 28 = 3 cvigvbweK †evgvi e¨envi K‡i Rvcv‡bi
So, let number number x wn‡ivwkgvq|
s.t. 28 – x = 3 61. K…ò mvM‡ii ZxieZ©x bq †Kvb †`k?
x = 28 – 3 A. ‡¯øvfvwKqv B. ‡ivgvwbqv
x = 25 C. eyj‡Mwiqv D. BD‡µb
Therefore, the next number is 25. Answer  A Explanation:
AvšÍR©vwZK m¤úK©  K…ò mvM‡ii Zx‡i †gvU QqwU †`‡ki Ae¯’vb|
56. evsjv‡`‡ki †f․‡MvwjK mwVK Ae¯’vb †KvbwU? †m¸‡jv n‡jv- Zzi¯‥, eyj‡Mwiqv, †ivgvwbqv,
A. 23.685 wWwMÖ DËi, 90.3563 wWwMÖ cwðg BD‡µb, ivwkqv I RwR©qv|
B. 30.3753 wWwMÖ DËi, 69.6451 wWwMÖ cwðg
C. 20.5937 wWwMÖ DËi, 78.9629 wWwMÖ cwðg Rvb©vwjRg A¨vÛ wgwWqv ÷vwWR
62. cÙv †mZzi `yB cÖv‡šÍi †Rjv `ywU wK wK?
D. ‡Kv‡bvwUB bq A. gywÝMÄ-gv`vixcyi B. gywÝMÄ-kixqZcyi
Answer  D Explanation: C. gywÝMÄ-dwi`cyi D. gywÝMÄ-ivRevwo
 †f․‡MvwjK Ae¯’vb- 2034' DËi Aÿvsk n‡Z Answer  B Explanation:
2638' DËi Aÿvsk Ges 8801' n‡Z 9241'  we‡k^i `xN©Zg Uªvm I MfxiZg cvB‡ji †mZz|
c~e© `ªvwNgvsk|  ‣`N©¨: 6.15 wK.wg| cÖ¯’: 18.10 wgUvi (72 dzU)|

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 69
 ms‡hvM †mZzmn †gvU •`N©¨: 9.83 wK.wg.| 65. 'Man is born free, but everywhere he is in
 D‡Øvab nq: 25 Ryb, 2022 (evsjv 10 Avlvp, 1429) the chain'- Dw³wU Kvi?
 MYcwienb PjvPj ïiæ nq: 26 Ryb, 2022| A. Aveªvnvg wjsKb B. iæ‡kv
 cÙv †mZzi gvwjKvbv: evsjv‡`k †mZz KZ…©cÿ| C. ‡Nvol jyB D. evivK Ievgv
 cwiPvjbv I iÿYv‡eÿY: kZfvM miKvwi Answer  B Explanation:
gvwjKvbvaxb ÔcÙv weªR Acv‡ikb A¨vÛ †gBb‡Ub¨vÝ
†Kv¤úvwb wjwg‡UW| R¨vu R¨vuK iæ‡kv
†jb msL¨v: 4wU wcjvi msL¨v: 42wU  D`vi‣bwZK gZev‡`i cÖPviK|
¯ú¨vb: 41wU (cÖwZwU ¯ú¨vb: Avqy®‥vj: 100 eQi  ivR‣bwZK Av`k© I cÖPviYv divwm wecø‡ei †cQ‡b
150 wgUvi j¤^v) Ávb`xß Aby‡cÖibv hywM‡qwQj|
cvBj msL¨v: 286wU (cÖwZ wcjv‡ii Rb¨ cvBwjs n‡q‡Q  iv‡óªi DrcwË m¤ú‡K© iæ‡kvi mvgvwRK Pzw³ gZev`
6wU| gvvwU RwUjZvi Kvi‡Y 22wU wcjv‡ii cvBwjs (The Social Contract) MÖš’wU wecø‡ei
n‡q‡Q 7wU K‡i)| Av‡jvob m„wó K‡i|
 †mZzi MVb KvVv‡gv/AvK…wZ: 2 ¯Íi wewkó wØZj †mZz  ‡ivgvw›UK Av‡›`vj‡bi RbK ejv nq|
[w÷j I KswµU wbwg©Z Uªvm †mZz] hv we‡k^ cÖ_g|  divmx wecø‡ei †køvMvb- 'Liberty, Equality
 cÙv †mZz wbivcËvq 2wU _vbv MwVZ nq| Aaxb¯’ GjvKv- and Fraternity' Gi cÖe³v|
 cÙv †mZz `wÿY _vbv (RvwRiv, kixqZcyi):  Zvui weL¨vZ evYx- Man is born free and
c~e© bvI‡Wvev I cwðg bvI‡Wvev BDwbqb| everywhere he is in chains. (Ôgvbyl gvÎB
 cÙv †mZz DËi _vbv (gvIqv, gyÝxMÄ): ¯^vaxb n‡q Rb¥vq, mvgvwRK Ae¯’v gvbyl‡K civaxb
†gw`bxgÐj I Kzgvi‡fvM BDwbqb| K‡i iv‡L|Õ)
 cÙv †mZzi (wewfbœ †ÿ‡Î wK‡jvwgUvi):
66. evsjv‡`‡ki cÖ_g I GKgvÎ †¯úvU©m P¨v‡b‡ji bvg Kx?
 ‣`N©¨: 6.15 wK.wg.|
A. BD wU †¯úvU©m B. wU †¯úvU©m
 fvqvWv±: 3.18 wK.wg.|
 b`xkvmb: `yB cv‡o 12 wK.wg| C . wUweGb †÷vU© m D. wR †¯úvU©m
 wZqvb B: cÙv †mZz‡Z ¯ú¨vb emv‡bvi Kv‡R e¨eüZ Answer  B Explanation:
3,600 Ub aviYÿgZvi †µb|  wU-‡¯úvU©m ev wZZvm †¯úvU©m n‡”Q evsjv‡`‡ki
 cÙv †mZzi `yB cÖvšÍ/cvo: gvIqv-‡j․nRs (gyÝxMÄ)-RvwRiv cÖ_g †¯úvU©m P¨v‡bj| 9 b‡f¤^i 2020 wU-‡¯úvU©m
(kixqZcyi)| cixÿvg~jK m¤úªPvi ïiæ K‡i| Gici †_‡K
 cÙv †mZzi Ae¯’vb: 3wU †Rjvi Dci [gyÝxMÄ + wbqwgZfv‡e †`wk I AvšÍR©vwZK †Ljv m¤úªPvi K‡i
kixqZcyi + gv`vixcyi (wkePi)]| Avm‡Q| wU-‡¯úvU©‡mi cÖavb Kvh©vjq emyÜiv
* `wÿY- cwðgv‡ji 21wU ‡Rjv‡K hy³ K‡i‡Q AvevwmK GjvKvq Aew¯’Z|
cÙv †mZz| 67. iæk gnvKvk ms¯’v †KvbwU?
63. me© cÖ_g evsjv Search Engine Gi bvg wK? A. R¨v·v B. wUqvsMvs
A. ¸Mjevsjv B. Nvmdwos C. bvmv D. imKmgm
C. wccxwjKv D. isaby Answer  D Explanation:
Answer  C Explanation:
 imKmgm (Roscosmos) iæk ivóªxq gnvKvk
 evsjv fvlvq cÖ_g c~Y©v½ mvP© BwÄb (Search ms¯’v| GwU cÖwZwôZ nq 25 †deªæqvwi 1992|
Engine)- wccxwjKv| imKmg‡mi m`i `ßi g‡¯‥v‡Z Aew¯’Z|
 Pvjy- 13 GwcÖj, 2013| PviæKjv
 cÖavb M‡elK- Aa¨vcK iæûj Avgxb|
68. Persistence of Memory wPÎwU †Kvb wkíxi AvuKv?
64. ivmvqwbK `~Z ejv nq Kv‡K?
A. Salvador Dali B. Joan Miro
A. ‡µv‡gvRg‡K B. ni‡gvb‡K
C. David Hockney D. Mark Rothko
C. wbDwK¬qvm‡K D. _vBi‡qW‡K
Answer  A Explanation:
Answer  B Explanation:
 wPÎwkíx I weL¨vZ wPÎKg©:
 ni‡gvb K_vi A_©- RvMÖZ Kiv ev D‡ËwRZ Kiv| wPÎwkíx wPÎKg©
 cÖvwY, Dw™¢`, QÎv‡Ki mwVK e„w×i Rb¨ cÖ‡qvRb- Salvador Dali Persistance of Memory, The
ni‡gv‡bi| (Spain) Raibow
 kix‡ii A½ -cÖZ¨½ I †Kv‡li g‡a¨ †hvMv‡hvM Joan Miro The Farm, Woman and Bird
K‡i- ni‡gvb| (Spain)
 wewfbœ ni‡gvb- B‡÷ªv‡Rb, Aw·b, †cÖv÷v Mø¨vwšÍb, David Hockney Garrowby Hill, A Bigger
(England) Splash
Bbmywjb, Bw_wjb, †ccUvBW, eªvwm‡bv‡÷i‡qW|
Mark Rothko Black On Maroon, Orange
 ni‡gvb cÖ_g Avwe®‥…Z nq- 1902 mv‡j| (America) Red Yellow
 ivmvqwbK `~Z ejv nq- ni‡gvb‡K|
wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb
 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 70
69. †fbvm Ae BD‡jbWd© Kx? 74. evsjv‡`‡ki msweavb MÖ‡š’i cÖavb wkíx †K?
A. ¸nvwPÎ B. mgvwa‡m․a A. Rqbyj Av‡ew`b B. Kvgiæj nvmvb
C. cÖvPxb ¯’vcZ¨ D. Avw`g gvZ…Kvg~wZ© C. nv‡mg Lvb D. KvBqyg ‡P․ayix
Answer  D Explanation: Answer  C Explanation:
 †fbvm Ae DB‡ibWd© (Venus of  msweav‡bi A½m¾vKvix
Willendorf) 1904 mv‡j Aw÷ªqvi DB‡jbW‡d©  1972 mv‡j cÖYxZ MYcÖRvZš¿x evsjv‡`k miKv‡ii
cÖvß cyiv cÖ¯‘i hy‡Mi Avw`g gvZ…Kvg~wZ©| g~wZ©wU msweavb MÖš’ AjsKi‡Yi cÖavb wkíx wn‡m‡e KvR
jvj †Miæqv iÄK Ges IwUwjK Pzbvcv_i w`‡q K‡ib|
•Zwi| g~wZ©wU cÖvq 25,000-30,000 wLªó c~e©v‡ã `

•Zwi| e½eÜz Zzjbvg~jK mvwnZ¨ I ms¯‥…wZ Bbw÷wUDU

75. mZ¨ RM‡Zi wjwc¸wj Drm wn‡m‡e KqwU cÖvPxb wjwc‡K
70. Elements of Design Gi D`vniY n‡jv- wb‡`©k K‡i?
A. Repetition, Alternation, Harmony, Gradation A. 6wU B. 7wU C. 5wU D. 4wU
B. Line, Direction, Shape, Size
Answer  B Explanation:
C. Contrast, Dominance, Unity, Balance
D. Concept, Form, Color, Composition  mf¨RM‡Zi wjwc¸‡jvi Drm wn‡m‡e cÖvPxb mvZwU
Answer  B Explanation: wjwc‡K wb‡`©k Kiv nq| h_v: wKDwbdg© wjwc ev
KxjKvÿi, nvqv‡iwMøwdK wjwc, wmbvBwUK wjwc,
 Creating beautiful design is about more BDMvwiwU wjwc, weeøk wjwc, wdwbkxq wjwc I
than inspiration or a great idea, it's about †cÖv‡Uv-†m‡gwUK wjwc|
understanding the fundamentals of 76. AvšÍR©vwZK aŸwbg~jK eY©gvjvq Av‡Q-
subject. The basic felements of design A. ‡MvUv 62wU e¨ÄbeY©, †MvUv 24wU ¯^ieY©
are; Line, Shape, Space, Size, Texture, B. ‡MvUv 63wU e¨ÄbeY©, †MvUv 28wU ¯^ieY©
Direction, Balance, Harmony and C. ‡MvUv 62wU e¨ÄbeY©, †MvUv 26wU ¯^ieY©
Form/Movement. The best way to master D. ‡MvUv 66wU e¨ÄbeY©, †MvUv 32wU ¯^ieY©
these elements are necessary to Answer  B Explanation:
experiment.
71. gmwj‡bi GKwU kvLv wn‡m‡e AvRI wU‡K Av‡Q †Kvb ZvuZ  c„w_exi wewfbœ fvlvi g~j aŸwb¸‡jvi AvšÍR©vwZK
wkíwU? cÖwZeY©xKiY‡KB AvšÍR©vwZK aŸwbZvwË¡K eY©gvjv
A. Uv½vBj kvwo B. wmí kvwo ejv nq| ÔAvšÍR©vwZK aŸwbweÁvb msNÕ
C. Mi` kvwo D. Rvg`vwb kvwo
(International Phonetic Association)
63wU e¨ÄbeY© Ges 28wU ¯^ieY© wbY©q K‡i|
Answer  D Explanation:
77. AwfkÖæwZ Kx?
 e„nËi XvKv cÖvPxbKvj †_‡K gmwj‡bi Drcv`b I A. wech©šÍ e¨ÄbaŸwb c~e©eZ©x ¯^iaŸwbi m‡½ wg‡j †M‡j Ges
evwY‡R¨i Ab¨Zg RvqMv `Li K‡i G‡m‡Q| aviYv Z`vbymv‡i cieZ©x ¯^iaŸwbi cwieZ©b NU‡j Zv‡K AwfkÖæwZ e‡j|
Kiv nq †h gmwj‡bi 36wU wfbœ wfbœ cY¨ i‡q‡Q| B. wech©šÍ ¯^iaŸwb c~e©eZ©xe¨ÄbaŸwbi m‡½ wg‡j †M‡j Ges
Gig‡a¨ Rvg`vwb †kÖôZg hv GL‡bv wU‡K Av‡Q| Z`vbymv‡i cieZ©x ¯^iaŸwbi cwieZ©b NU‡j Zv‡K AwfkÖæwZ e‡j|
cÖ_g ÔwRIMÖvwdK BbwW‡Kkb (GI)Õ wn‡m‡e C. wech©šÍ e¨ÄbaŸwb c~e©eZ©x e¨ÄbaŸwbi m‡½ wg‡j †M‡j Ges
Rvg`vwb kvwo 2016 mv‡j WIPO †Z wbewÜZ Z`vbymv‡i cieZ©x ¯^iaŸwbi cwieZ©b NU‡j Zv‡K AwfkÖæwZ e‡j|
nq| D. wech©šÍ ¯^iaŸwbi c~ieZ©x ¯^iaŸwbi m‡½ wg‡j ‡M‡j Ges
72. mskßK fv¯‥‡h©i fv¯‥i †K? Z`vbymv‡i cieZ©x ¯^iaŸwbi cwieZ©b NU‡j Zv‡K AwfkÖæwZ e‡j|
A. nvwg`yi ingvb B. nvwg`y¾vgvb Lvb Answer  D Explanation:
C. wbZzb KzÛz D. Avãyi iv¾vK
 wech©¯Í ¯^iaŸwbi c~e©eZ©x ¯^iaŸwbi m‡½ wg‡j †M‡j Ges
Answer  B Explanation: Z`bymv‡i cieZ©x ¯^iaŸwbi cweZ©b NU‡j Zv‡K AwfkÖæwZ
nvwg`yi ingvb kwn` wgbvi e‡j| †hgb: ïwbqv  ï‡b, Kwiqv  K‡i BZ¨vw`|
nvwg`y¾vgvb Lvb mskßK 78. PÐxg½j Kvi †jLv?
wbZzb KzÛz kvevm evsjv‡`k A. weRq¸ß B. gyK›`ivg
Avãyi iv¾vK RvMÖZ †P․i½x C. fviZP›`ª D. ivgwbwa ¸ß
73. Qwe †gjvq cÖ`wk©Z nq- Answer  B Explanation:
A. d‡UvMÖvwd Kve¨ Kwe
B. ïaygvÎ nv‡Z •Zwi wkíKg©
PÐxg½j gyKz›`ivg PµeZ©x
C. d‡Uv Bb÷‡jkb D. A I C
cÙcyivY weRq¸ß
Answer  D Explanation: Abœ`vg½j fviZP›`ª ivq¸YvKi
wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb
 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 71
79. cve‡jv wcKv‡mv- Answer  A Explanation:
A. ‡¯úbxq, wPÎKi, †Mv‡qwb©Kv Zvui weL¨vZ wPÎKg©
 dwi`cyi †R‡j e‡m e½eÜz †kL gywReyi ingvb
B. divwm, Kwe, †Mv‡qwb©Kv Zvui weL¨vZ wPÎKg©
evevi Kv‡Q 1wU, †iYyi Kv‡Q 1wU, knx` mv‡ne‡K
C. cZz©wMR, wPÎKi, †Mv‡qwb©Kv Zvui weL¨vZ wPÎKg© 1wU I gIjvbv fvmvbx‡K 1wU| †gvU 4wU wPwV
D. BZvwjq, wPÎKi, †Mv‡qwb©Kv Zvui weL¨vZ wPÎKg© wj‡LwQ‡jb|
Answer  A Explanation: 4. Ô‡iBb‡KvUÕ M‡í wgwjUvwi K¨v¤ú †Kv_vq ¯’vcb Kiv nq?
 †¯ú‡bi wPÎwkíx| A. K‡j‡Ri wRgb¨vwkqv‡g B. K‡j‡Ri jvB‡eªwi‡Z
 GKB mv‡_ GKRb wPÎwkíx, fv¯‥i, g„r wkíx, Kwe C. K‡j‡Ri AwW‡Uvwiqv‡g D. K‡j‡Ri Awdm K‡ÿ
I bvU¨Kvi| Answer  A Explanation:
 wZwb wesk kZvãxi AZ¨šÍ cÖfvekvjx wkíx wn‡m‡e
5. ÔRxe‡b Rxeb †hvM Kiv bv n‡j K…wÎg c‡Y¨i e¨_© nq-----
wKDwe÷ Av‡›`vj‡bi mncÖwZôvZv|
cmiv|Õ k~b¨¯’v‡bi h_v_© kã †KvbwU?
 ‡¯ú‡bi M„nhy‡×i weiæ‡× AvuKv Ô‡Mv‡qwb©KvÕ Zvui
weL¨vZ wPÎKg©| A. cÖv‡Yi B. Avb‡›`i
C. Mv‡bi D. evYxi
 2015 mv‡j Zvui AvKv ÔDB‡gb Ae AvjwRqvm©Õ
QwewU evsjv‡`wk UvKvq cÖvq 1400 †KvwU UvKvq Answer  C Explanation:
wewµ n‡qwQj| ❒ Av‡jvP¨ PiYwU iex›`ªbv_ VvKz‡ii HK¨Zvb
80. wdwbmxq wjwcwPÎ †KvbwUi cwiewZ©Z bvg? KweZvwU †_‡K †bIqv n‡q‡Q|
A. ‡ivgvb B. jvwZb C. wgkixq D. wneªæ Rxe‡b Rxeb †hvM Kiv
Answer  B Explanation: bv n‡j K…wÎg c‡Y¨ e¨_© nq Mv‡bi cmiv|
 wdwbkxq wjwc n‡”Q GKwU cÖvPxb wjLb c×wZ| GB wdwbkxq 6. Ô‡mB A¯¿Õ KweZvq ÔA‡gvN A¯¿Õ ej‡Z Kx †evSv‡bv n‡q‡Q?
eY©gvjvq i‡q‡Q 22wU Aÿi, hvi meB e¨ÄbeY©| A. ‡gvnvweó A¯¿ B. Abb¨ A¯¿
C. fv‡jvevmvi A¯¿ D. Ae¨_© A¯¿
Answer  D Explanation:
Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq  A‡gvN - Ae¨_©, mv_©K, Aek¨¤¢vex|
Kjv I gvbweK Abyl` 7. ÔwmivRD‡ÏŠjvÕ bvUKwU MÖš’vKv‡i cÖ_g cÖKvwkZ nq KZ mv‡j?
ÔCÕ BDwbU SET CODE: H A. 1904 B. 1905
C. 1906 D. 1907
fwZ© cixÿv 2021-2022 Answer  Nill Explanation:
❒ wmKv›`vi Avey Rvdi iwPZ ÔwmivRD‡Ï․jv, bvUKwU
evsjv KiæY imvZ¥K|
1. iex›`ªbv_ VvKz‡ii bvUK bq †KvbwU? ❒ wmivRD‡Ï․jv bvUKwU cÖKvwkZ nq 1965 mv‡j|
A. ivRv B. APjvqZb  beve wmivRD‡Ï․jv‡K †K›`ª K‡i AvewZ©Z G
C. K…òKzgvix D. i³Kiex bvU‡K 4wU A¼ Ges 12wU `„k¨ i‡q‡Q|
Answer  C Explanation: 8. ‡Kvb eY©wUi wbR¯^ †Kv‡bv aŸwb †bB?
 †mU - C Gi 2bs cÖ‡kœi e¨vL¨v †`Lyb| A. ÿ B. T C. r D. M
2. ÔAZGe eywSjvg, Avgvi fv‡M¨ cÖRvcwZi m‡½ cÂk‡ji Answer  B Explanation:
†Kv‡bv we‡iva bvB|Õ- Dw³wU †K K‡i‡Q? 9. wb‡Pi †Kvb evbvb¸‡”Qi me¸‡jv evbvbB Aï×?
A. Abycg B. k¤¢ybv_ A. ‡kÖwY, Kg©, `y¯’ B. cÖwZ‡hvMx, wbk^vm, ivwb
C. kirP›`ª D. g„Zz¨Äq C. cy‡Rv, †Lqvwj, AvZ¼ D. k„sLjv, wbk^vm, fq¼i
Answer  A Explanation: Answer  D Explanation:
3. dwi`cyi †RjLvbvq e‡m †kL gywReyi ingvb Kv‡K  k„sLjv = k„•Ljv, wbk^vm = wbtkvm, fq¼i =
KqwUwPwV wj‡LwQ‡jb? fqsKi|
A. eveviKv‡Q 1wU, †iYyi Kv‡Q 1wU, knx` mv‡ne‡K 1wU 10. wb‡Pi †Kvb k‡ã ÔAc~Y©Õ A‡_© ÔbvÕ DcmM© e¨eüZ n‡q‡Q?
Ges gIjvbv fvmvbx †K 1wU A. bvRyK B. bvnK C. bvjv‡qK D. bv`vwe
B. PvPvi Kv‡Q 1wU, †iYyi Kv‡Q 2wU,‡kL nvwmbv‡K 1wU Answer  C Explanation:
Ges †kL iv‡m‡ji Kv‡Q 1wU
C. `v`vi Kv‡Q 1wU, †iYyi Kv‡Q 2wU, †kL nvwmbv‡K 2wU 11. ‡KvbwU Zrcyiæl mgv‡mi D`vniY?
Ges gvIjvbv fvmvvbx‡K 1wU A. WvKNi B. Aa©g
D. ‡kL nvwmbv‡K 1wU, PvPvi Kv‡Q 1wU, †iYyi Kv‡Q 2wU C. Acw_©e D. Kicjøe
Gs `v`vi Kv‡Q 1wU Answer  A Explanation:

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 72
 c~e©c‡`i wefw³ I mwbœwnZ AbymM© †jv‡c †h mgvm 17. No one understood why Kevin decided to revoke
nq Ges †h mgv‡m cic‡`i A_© cÖavbfv‡e †evSvq the agreement but they went along with him
Zv‡K Zrcyi”l mgvm e‡j| †hgb: WvKNi = anway. What is an antonym of revoke?
Wv‡Ki wbwg‡Ë Ni (PZz_©x Zrcyiæl)| Kicjøe = A. cancel B. withdraw
Ki cjø‡ei b¨vq (DcwgZ Kg©aviq mgvm)| C. keep D. revolt
12. ‡g․wjK kã bq †KvbwU? Answer  C Explanation:
A. Kjg B. dzj C. MvQ D. `iw`
 Revoke- evwZj ev cÖZ¨vnvi Kiv|
Answer  D Explanation:
Synonym: cancel, withdraw, revolt,
 me kã‡K we‡kølY Ki‡j Avi †Kvb kã cvIqv hvq abrogate, undo, overrule, nullify,
bv, Zv‡K †g․wjK kã e‡j| A_©vr †h me kã‡K negate, reject etc.
fvO‡j Avi †Kvb A_©m½wZc~Y© kã cvIqv hvq bv, Antonym: Keep, retain, contain,
Zv‡K ‡g․wjK kã e‡j| †hgb: †Mvjvc, bvK, maintain, remain.
jvj, wZb BZ¨vw`| 18. If they had waited another month, they
13. ÔweØvb me©Î Av`iYxq|Õ evK¨wU- could probably –––– a better price for
A. RwUj evK¨ B. mij evK¨ their house.
C. ‡h․wMK evK¨ D. wgkÖ evK¨ A. would get B. had got
Answer  B Explanation: C. have got D. could get
 mij evK¨: †h ev‡K¨ GKwU gvÎ KZ©v ev D‡Ïk¨ Answer  C Explanation:
Ges GKwU gvÎ mgvwcKv wµqv hv we‡aq _v‡K  Third Conditional:
Zv‡K mij evK¨ e‡j| †hgb: we`¨vb me©Î Structure 01: If + past perfect, subject +
Av`iYxq| `yR©b †jvK cwiZ¨vR¨|
would/ could/ might + have + past
14. ÔKjgv Rv‡bv wgTv?Õ cÖkœwU †K Kv‡K K‡i‡Q? participle of verb + ext.
A. gwR`, Lv‡jK e¨vcvix‡K
Example: If he had come, Iwould have gone.
B. Lv‡jK e¨vcvix, `y`y wgTv‡K
Structure 02: Had + subject + v3, subject +
C. gwR`, `y`y wgTv‡K
would/ could/ might + have + past participle
D. `y`y wgTv, Lv‡jK e¨vcvix‡K
of verb + ext.
Answer  C Explanation: Example: Had he come, I would have gone.
 Av‡jvP¨ PiYwU •mq` IqvjxDjøvnÕi ÔÔjvjmvjyÓ 19. Choose the most appropriate expression:
Dcb¨vm †_‡K †bIqv n‡q‡Q| ÔKgjv Rv‡bv wgTvÕ Be sure to take to my friend. He's in
K_vwU gwR` `y`y wgTv‡K e‡j‡Qb| charge of the program.
15. ‡KvbwU mwVK? A. Tanks for the tip! B. I'll run into hom
A. ¯^vZš¿¨Zv B. ¯^Zš¿¨Zv C. I'll try it out D. I'm on the job
C. ¯^vZ¨š¿ D. ¯^Zš¿Zv Answer  A Explanation:
Answer  Nill Explanation:
 Thanks for the trip/thanks for your
 AZxe ¸iæZ¡c~Y© wKQz evbvb: ¯^vqËkvmb, ‡m․›`h©, service/I am grateful to you –most
cÖxwZfvR‡bly, wcÖqe‡ily, Kj¨vYe‡ily, kÖ×vfvR‡bly,appropriate expression in this regard.
‡m․Rb¨| 20. Which of these words is closest in meaning
English to the word 'Upright''?
16. Last week I –––– that book you wanted in A. honorable B. horizontal
a small shop. C. humble D. supine
A. came up B. came into Answer  A Explanation:
C. came across D. came by  Upright- gh©v`vevb| (honorable)
Answer  D Explanation: 21. Fecund: infertile::–––––:fleet
 came up – happen, mention, discuss A. rapid B. slow
 came into- to be important C. fertilizer D. damp
 came across – to be understood
 camy by – get Answer  B Explanation:
Last week I got that book you wanted  Fecund (De©i): infertile (Abye©i): slow
in a small shop. (ax‡i): fleet (`ªæZMvgx)

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 73
22. What is a metaphor? Answer  D Explanation:
A. Implicit comparison
 Exception to- e¨wZµg|
B. Explicit comparison
There are always a lot of exception to
C. Implicit contrast
grammar rules.
D. Explicit contrast
27. One New York publisher has estimated that
Answer  B Explanation:
50000 to 60000 people in the United States want
 Metaphor means implicit comparision. an anthology that includes the complete works of
23. Who wrote Kite Runner? WilliamShakespeare. And what accounts for this
A. Kahlil Gibran B. Zia Haider Rahman renewed interest in Shakespear? As scholars
C. Monica Ali D. Khalid Hosseini point out, the psychological inights he portrays in
Answer  D Explanation: both male and female characters are amzing
even today The paragraph above supports the
 Kahlil Gibran is best known as
statement that
theauthor of the Prophet, which was
A. Shakespeare's characters are more
first published in the United States in
interesting than fictional characters today
1923 and has since become one of the
B. New Yorkers have a renewed interested in
best-selling books of all time.
the work of SHakespeare.
 Zia Haider Rahman is a British
C. People today are interested in Shakespeare's
novelist and broadcaster. His novel ''In
work because of the characters.
the Light of What We Know'' was
D. Shakespeare was a psychiatrist as well as
published in 2014.
a playwright
 Monica Aliis a bestselling novelist.
Her debut novel, Brick Lane, was Answer  C Explanation:
shortlisted for the Booker Prize.  he portrays in both male and female
 Khalid Hosseini: Zvi weL¨vZ 4wU characters are amazing even today
AvZ¥Rxewbg~jK iPbv n‡jv- The Kite Runner GB jvBb co‡j ¯úó eySv hvq People today
(2003), A Thousand Splendid Suns are interested in Shakespeare's work
(2007), And the Mountains Echoed because of the characters.
(2013), Sea Prayer. Read a poem, titled ''In a Station of Metro'
24. The student was –– of understanding the theory. and answer the following question (28-30):
A. failed B. unsuccessful The apparition of these faces in the crowd:
C. incompetent D. incapable Petals on a wet, black bough.
Answer  D Explanation: 28. What is the tone of the speaker?
A. somber B. sarcastic
 Failed- e¨_©
C. ironical D. optimistic
 Unsuccessful- Amdj
 Incompetent- Amg_© Answer  A Explanation:
The student was of understanding  †jL‡Ki tone wQj crowd (RbvKxY©) that
incapable the theory (wkÿv_©xwU ZZ¡wU eyS‡Z indicates somber (gwjb)|
Amg_© wQj|) 29. What is the meaning of the word 'apparition''?
25. Raihan lives –––– the hill, where all the A. beauty B. glamor
mansions are. C. appearance D. divine presence
A. above B. unto Answer  C Explanation:
C. onto D. up
 Apparition, appearance- Dcw¯’Z|
Answer  D Explanation:
30. What is the point of comparison between
 Above, beside, by, near, along, with --- human beings and petals?
- cv‡k eySv‡Z e‡m| A. brevity of life B. beauty in both
26. Which one is correct? C. charm in both D. significances of each
A. This is an exception of the rule. Answer  A Explanation:
B. This is an exception for the rule.
 Comparison between human beings
C. This is an exception from the rule.
and petals indicate the brevity of life.
D. This is an exception to the rule.
wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb
 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 74
BwZnvm 36. evsjvi bevex kvmb †Kvb myev`v‡ii mgq †_‡K ïiæ nq?
31. evsjv‡`‡ki gyw³hy‡×i Dci iwPZ 'September on A. Bmjvg B. kv‡q¯Ív
Jessore Road' KweZvwU iPbv K‡ib- C . gy w k© ` Kz j x D. Avjxe`©x Lvb
A. A¨v‡jb wMbmevM© B. RR© n¨vwimb Answer  C Explanation:
C. wU.Gm. GwjqU D. Gg.‡K. iIwjsK  m¤ªvU AvIi½‡Re gywk©`Kzjx Lvb‡K 1700 mv‡j
Answer  A Explanation: evsjvi w`Iqvb wbhy³ K‡ib| cieZ©x‡Z m¤ªvU
A¨v‡jb wMÝevM© diiæLwkqvi 1717 mv‡j gywk©`Kzjx Lvb‡K evsjvi
 gvwK©b Kwe| myev`vi wbhy³ Ki‡j wZwb wb‡R‡K ¯^vaxb beve
 gyw³hy‡× A_© msMÖ‡ni Rb¨ KweZv cv‡Vi Av‡qvRb K‡ib| †NvlYv K‡ib, d‡j evsjvq bevex hy‡Mi m~Pbv nq|
 Zvui Ab¨Zg KweZv September on Jessore Road. m¤ªvU AvIi½‡Re Zvu‡K ÔKiZje LvbÕ Dcvwa
w`‡qwQ‡jb|
32. XvKv wek^we`¨vj‡qi cÖv½‡b ivóªfvlvi `vwe‡Z WvKmyi cÖ_g
mfv AbywôZ nq- `k©b
A. 5 wW‡m¤^i, 1947 B. 6 wW‡m¤^i, 1947 37. †Kvb wMÖK `vk©wbK †Kv‡bv eB †jLbwb?
C. 7 wW‡m¤^i, 1948 D. 8 wW‡m¤^i, 1947 A. †cø‡Uv B. Gwi÷Uj
Answer  B Explanation: C . m‡µwUm D. evUª©Û iv‡mj
 WvKmyi ZrKvjxb wfwc dwi` Avn‡g` evsjv Answer  C Explanation:
fvlv‡K ivóªfvlv Kivi `vwe‡Z wewfbœ wkÿv  m‡µwUm‡K ejv nq: me Ávbx‡`i ¸iæ|
cÖwZôv‡b mfv- mgv‡ek Kivi WvK †`b 6  weL¨vZ Dw³:
wW‡m¤^i, 1947| GwUB wQj evsjv‡K ivóªfvlv Kivi  I to die, you to live.
Rb¨ WvKmyi cÖ_g Kg©m~wP|  Know thyself.
33. Øvifv½v ev Øvi-B-e½ bv‡g cwiwPZ †Kvb ¯’vb?  An unexamined life is not worth
A. beØxc B. wÎûZ living.
 Crito, I owe a cock to Asclepius, will
C. ‡mvgcyi wenvi D. gqbvgwZ
you remember to pay the debt (g„Zz¨i
Answer  C Explanation: c~‡e© m‡µwU‡mi Dw³)
 Øvifv½v ev Øvi-B-e½ ej‡Z wÎûZ ev DËi  ms‡µwUm‡K nZ¨v Kiv nq: †ngjK wel w`‡q (wMÖ‡m)|
weevni AÂj‡K eySv‡bv n‡Zv| 38. Gwnqv DjygywÏb eBwUi †jLK †Kvb `vk©wbK?
34. me©cÖ_g †ivgvb AvBb msKjb Kiv nq wK‡m? A. Be‡b iæk` B. Be‡b Lvj`yb
A. cv_‡i B. ZzjU KvM‡R C. Avj Mvhvwj D. Avj dvivwe
C. 12wU †eªvÄcv‡Z D. ZvjcvZvq Answer  C Explanation:
Answer  C Explanation:  Bgvg Avj Mv¾vwj wQ‡jb gymwjg we‡k^i †kÖô
 wek^mf¨Zvi BwZnv‡m †ivgvb mf¨Zvi †kÖô Ae`vb `vk©wbK| wZwb Biv‡bi †Lvivmvb-G Rb¥MÖnY
AvBb cÖYq‡bi †ÿ‡Î| †ivgvb m¤ªvU Rvw÷wbqvg K‡ib| wZwb cÖvq 400 MÖš’ iPbv K‡ib| Zvui
me©cÖ_g †ivgvb AvBb¸‡jv‡K 12wU †eªvÄcv‡Z AwaKvsk MÖš’B ag©, `k©b I mywdev` Gi Dci
†Lv`vB K‡i †j‡Lb Ges RbMY‡K AvBb¸‡jv iwPZ| Zvui weL¨vZ wKQz MÖš’- ZvnvdvZzj
gvbvi Rb¨ cÖKv‡k¨ Szwj‡q iv‡Lb| †ivgvb AvB‡bB dvjvwmdv, nvwKKvZzi iæû, `vKv‡qKzj AvLevi,
cÖ_g ejv n‡qwQj AvB‡bi `„wó‡Z mKj gvbyl wgkKvZzj Av‡bvqvi BZ¨vw`|
mgvb| 39. cÙv †mZzi `yB cÖvšÍ †Kvb `ywU †Rjvq Aew¯’Z?
35. wmgjv †Wcy‡Uk‡b gymjgvb cÖwZwbwaMY mvÿvr K‡ib- A. gywÝMÄ I bvivqbMÄ B. bvivqbMÄ I gv`vixcyi
A. jW© wg‡›Uvi mv‡_ B. jW© KvR©‡bi mv‡_ C. gywÝMÄ I kixqZcyi D. j²xcyi I kixqZcyi
C. jW© g‡j©i mv‡_ D. ‡Pgm‡dv‡W©i mv‡_ Answer  C Explanation:
Answer  A Explanation:  †mU - C Gi 62bs cÖ‡kœi e¨vL¨v †`Lyb|
 fvi‡Zi wngvPj cÖ‡`‡ki ivRavbx wmgjvq 1906 40. nvKvjywK nvIi †Kvb †Rjvq Aew¯’Z?
mv‡ji 1 A‡±vei AvMv Lv‡bi †bZ…‡Z¡ 35 m`m¨ A. wK‡kviMÄ B. wm‡jU
wewkó gymwjg cÖwZwbwa `j gymjgvb‡`i wewfbœ `vwe C. gqgbwmsn D. mybvgMÄ
Av`v‡qi j‡ÿ¨ ZKvjxb eo jW© wg‡›Uvi mv‡_ Answer  B Explanation:
mvÿvr K‡ib| BwZnv‡m D³ NUbv‡K Ôwmgjv
†Wcy‡UkbÕ ejv nq| wmgjv †Wcy‡Uk‡bi d‡j  evsjv‡`‡ki e„nËg nvIi nvKvjywK nvIi, AvqZb
gymjgvb‡`i Rb¨ c„_K wbe©vPb e¨e¯’vmn 24,292 †n±i, Ae¯’vb wm‡jU †Rjvi †dÂzMÄ,
Dcgnv‡`‡k gymjgvbiv wb‡R‡`i ¯^Zš¿ mËv wn‡m‡e †MvcvjMÄ I weqvwbevRvi Dc‡Rjvq Ges
D‡b¥l NUvq| †g․jfxevRvi †Rjvi eo‡iLv I KzjvDov
Dc‡Rjvq|
wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb
 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 75
41. †Kvb †`‡ki mgy`ªe›`i †bB?  mvB‡K¬vivgv (w_‡qUvi) g‡Âi GKwU cwifvlv| GwU
A. fviZ B. cvwK¯Ívb C. gvjØxc D. ‡bcvj GKwU eo c`©v ev cÖvPxi, cÖvqkB AÂj, Gi
Answer  D Explanation: †cQ‡b Ab¨vb¨ Avw½K m¾v _v‡K| GwU
wN‡i/AvswkKfv‡e †NivI K‡i g‡Âi GKwU cUf‚wg
 `wÿY Gwkqvi 8wU †`‡ki g‡a¨ 3wU †`k‡K ejv •Zwi Kiv nq| 19 kZ‡K Rvg©vwb‡Z w_‡qUvi
nq Land Locked Country ev f‚-‡ewóZ RbwcÖq n‡qwQj|
†`k, A_©vr mgy`ªe›`iwenxb †`k| D³ †`k¸‡jv-
46. ÔiqvwbÕ GB HwZn¨evnx evsjv bvU¨- Avw½KwU †Kvb A‡ji?
†bcvj, fzUvb I AvdMvwb¯Ívb| evKx 5wU †`‡ki
A. Kzwgjøv B. gqgbwmsn
mv‡_ mgy`ªmxgv i‡q‡Q, A_©vr mgy`ªe›`i i‡q‡Q|
C. ewikvj D. iscyi
42. evsjv‡`‡ki ivóªcwZ Kvi wbKU kc_ MÖnb K‡ib?
Answer  C Explanation:
A. w¯úKvi B. cÖavb wePvicwZ
C. cÖavbgš¿x D. cÖavb wbe©vPb Kwgkbvi  ÔiqvwbÕ HwZn¨evnx evsjv bvU¨-Avw½KvwU ewikvj
Answer  A Explanation: A‡ii| weRq ¸‡ßi ÔcÙcyivYÕ MxZ n‡q _v‡K
iqvwb Mv‡b| GB iqvwb MxwZbvU¨ g~jZ kÖveY gv‡m
†h covb hv‡`i‡K covb gbmv c~Rvi mgq Av‡qvRb Kiv nq|
cÖavbgš¿x I Ab¨vb¨ mKj gš¿x, w¯úKvi 47. Ôab¨avb¨ cy®úfiv Avgv‡`i GB emyÜivÕ Mv‡bi iPwqZv †K?
ivóªcwZ
I †WcywU w¯úKvi, cÖavb wePvicwZ| A. Avjg Lvb B. w؇R›`ªjvj ivq
wmwU K‡c©v‡ik‡bi †gqi I †Rjv C. Avey Rvdi wmwÏKx D. MvRx gvhnviæj Av‡bvqvi
cÖavbgš¿x
cwil‡`i †Pqvig¨vb|
Answer  B Explanation:
w¯úKvi ivóªcwZ I RvZxq msm‡`i m`m¨|
Ab¨vb¨ wePvicwZ, wbe©vPb Kwgk‡bi  evsjv fvlvq iwPZ I myiv‡ivwcZ Ôabavb¨ cy®úfiv
cÖavb Avgv‡`i GB emyÜivÕ GKwU KvjRqx †`kvZ¥‡evaK
mKj m`m¨, BPSC-Gi mKj m`m¨,
wePvicwZ Mvb| MvbwUi iPwqZv w؇R›`ªjvj ivq|
gnv wnmve-wbixÿK I wbqš¿K|
bvUK I bvU¨ZË¡ 48. ‡KvbwU Avw`evmx ev`¨hš¿?
A. KiZvj B. evwR
43. bvU¨Kvi Ôm‡dvwK¬‡mÕi bvUK bq †KvbwU?
C. evRb b~cyi D. LÄwb
A. I‡i‡¯Ím B. Av‡šÍ‡Mv‡b
C. ivRv Aqw`cvDm D. wd‡jvK‡UwUm Answer  B Explanation:
Answer  A Explanation:  evuwk‡K PvKgv Rb‡Mvôx evwR e‡j| wewfbœ gv‡ci
cvnvwo evuk w``‡q evwR •Zwi nq| evwR‡Z wKQz
 m‡dvwK¬m 496-409 wLª÷c~e©v‡ã MÖx‡m KviæKvh©I Kiv n‡q _v‡K| wÎcyiv Rb‡Mvôxi
Rb¥MÖnYKvix GKRb gnvb Uª¨vwRK bvU¨Ki| wZwb HwZn¨evnx evuwki bvg wkgyi|
Zvui gnvb RbwcÖq BwWcvm `¨ wKs (Oedipus
49. ÔAvevi †Zviv gvbyl nÕ Pjw”P‡Îi wbg©vZvi bvg?
The King) | GQvovI wd‡ivK‡UwUm
A. Lvb AvZvDi ingvb B. AvjgMxi Kwei
(Philoctetes) A¨vwšÍ‡Mv‡b (Antigone), `¨
C. dKiæj nvmvb •eivMx D. Pvlx bRiæj Bmjvg
w_evb †cøm (The Theban Plays) we‡klfv‡e
D‡jøL‡hvM¨ bvUK| Answer  A Explanation:
44. ‡KvbwU Ôgaym~`b `ËÕ iwPZ bvUK? gyw³hy×wfwËK Pjw”PÎ cwiPvjK
A. Zcmx B. ‡mbvcwZ Avevi †Zviv gvbyl n Lvb AvZvDi ingvb
C. wU‡bi Z‡jvqvi D. kwg©ôv Liberation Fighters AvjgMxi Kwei
Answer  D Explanation: Iiv 11 Rb Pvlx bRiæj Bmjvg
bvU‡Ki bvg weeiY D‡jøL¨, dLiæj nvmvb •eivMx GKRb Pjw”PÎ I
kwg©ôv evsjv mvwn‡Z¨i cÖ_g mv_©K bvUK| †Uwjwfwkb Awf‡bZv|

cÙveZx
evsjv mvwn‡Z¨i cÖ_g mv_©K K‡gwW cÖZœZË¡
bvUK| 50. gvPzwcPz •Zwi n‡qwQ‡jv-
cÖ_g HwZnvwmK bvUK Ges evsjv A. 2600 wLªóc~e©v‡ã B. 1450 wLªóv‡ã
K…òKzgvix
mvwn‡Z¨i mv_©K Uª¨v‡RwW bvUK|
C. 600 wLªóv‡ã D. 400 wLªóv‡ã
D‡jøL¨, †mbvcwZ-Ave`yjøvn Avj gvgyb; wU‡bi Z‡jvqvi-
Drcj `Ë Ges ZcZx-iex›`ªbv_ VvKzi iwPZ bvUK| Answer  B Explanation:
45. ‡KvbwU g cwifvlv?  BbKv mf¨Zvi ¯^Y©hy‡M 1450 mv‡j gvPzwcPz bMix
A. bvUMxZ B. ‡Kvivm wbwg©Z nq| †ciæ‡Z Aew¯’Z gvPzwcPz bMix mgy`ª c„ô
C. PwiÎvwfbq D. mvB‡K¬vivgv †_‡K 7,875 wdU D”PZvq Aew¯’Z| gvPzwcPz
bMi‡K 1983 mv‡j wek^ HwZn¨evnx ¯’vb wn‡m‡e
Answer  D Explanation: BD‡b‡¯…v ZvwjKvfz³ K‡i|

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 76
51. cixwewei mgvwa †Kvb Avg‡ii KxwZ©?  we‡klZ¡: AvqZ‡b e„nËg|
A. ‡gvNj B. myjZvwb  wef³: 2 fv‡M wef³ wQj| h_v:
C. cvj D. Dcwb‡ewkK K. weµgcyi: cÙvi DËi cvo
Answer  A Explanation: GjvKv| gywÝMÄ, XvKv, gqgbwmsn
I bvivqYMÄ GjvKv|
 kvnRv`v †gvt AvRg 1678 wLªªlUjvevM `y‡M©i L. bve¨: cÙvi `wÿ‡Yi AÂj|
wbg©vY KvR ïiæ K‡ib| 1684 wLªóv‡ã cwiwewi dwi`cyi, ewikvj, cUzqvLvjx AÂj|
AKvj g„Zz¨i ci `y‡M©i †fZ‡i gmwR‡`i c~e©w`‡K ivRavbx wQj- ewikvj, hv ivRv
Zv‡K mgvwnZ Kiv nq| cieZ©x‡Z †gvMj myev`vi •Î‡jvK¨P‡›`ªi bvgvbymv‡i P›`ªØxc bv‡g
kv‡q¯Ív Lvb GwUi wbg©vY KvR mgvß K‡ib| cwiwPZ|
52. evsjv‡`‡ki cve©Z¨ AÂj MwVZ †Kvb GjvKv wb‡q?  Ae¯’vb-e„nËg Kzwgjøv I ‡bvqvLvjx
A. e‡i›`ª, gaycyi, fvIqv‡ii Mo I jvjgvB cvnvo  ivRavbx wQj- eo KvgZv
B. cve©Z¨ PÆMÖvg †Rjvi c~e©vsk, e„nËi gqgbwmsn I mgZU (‡ivwnZwMwi)
wm‡jU †Rjvi DËivsk  we‡klZ¡t 7g kZ‡K wnD‡qb mvs G
C. b`x we‡a․Z cøveb f‚wg D. ‡KvbwU bq Rbc` ågb K‡ib|
Answer  B Explanation:  Ae¯’vb: wm‡jU, PÆMÖvg I cve©Z¨
 ev›`ievb, ivOvgvwU, LvMovQwo (cve©Z¨ AÂj), PÆMÖv‡gi cve©Z¨ AÂj [evsjvi
K·evRvi I PÆMÖvg †Rjvi c~e©vsk, gqgbwmsn I nwi‡Kj c~e©vÂj]
†b·KvYv †Rjvi DËivsk, wm‡jU †Rjvi DËi-  ågY K‡i: Pxbv cwieªvRK wnD‡qb mvs
c~e©vsk Ges †g․jfxevRvi I nweMÄ †Rjvi `wÿ‡Yi (7g kZ‡K)
cvnvomg~n wb‡q evsjv‡`‡ki cve©Z¨ AÂj MwVZ| &  RwoZ b`x-Ki‡Zvqv
†‡K Uviwkqvix hy‡Mi cve©Z¨ AÂjI e‡j|  ivRavbx wQj-cyÛbMi/cyÛea©b
53. wb‡Pi cvuPwU eY© Øviv †KvbwU GKwU Bs‡iwR kã •Zwi Ki‡e? (eZ©gvb bvg gnv¯’vbMo)
 we‡klZ¡-evsjvi me‡P‡q cÖvPxb
A. H R G S T B. B I L S A
Rbc` (‡g․h©iv kvmb K‡i)
C. D F K O C D. W Q R G S  evsjvi cÖvPxbZg bMi/ Rbc`-
Answer  B Explanation: cyÛbMi ev gnv¯’vbMo
 DcwiD³ Ackb¸‡jvi g‡a¨ (B) AckbwUi cyЪ  cÖvPxb evsjvi me‡P‡q mg„× Rbc`
Aÿi¸‡jv mvRv‡j 'LABIS' kã MwVZ nq| wQj-cyÛbMi
hvi evsjv A_© `vuovq ÔAwZwi³Õ (Too much,  1879 mv‡j Av‡jK‡RÛvi
Excessive, Extra) BZ¨vw`| Kvwbsnvg Avwe®‥vi K‡ib-
gnv¯’vbMo|
54. evsjv‡`‡ki hgybv b`xi •`N©¨ KZ?
 ‡g․h© m¤ªvU A‡kvK †g․h© kvm‡bi
A. 31 gvBj B. 75 gvBj
cÖv‡`wkK ivRavbx K‡ib- cyÛbMi
C. 2000 wK.wg. D. 100 wK.wg. ev cyÛea©‡b|
Answer  Nill Explanation:
AvšÍR©vwZK m¤úK©
 eªþcyÎ b‡`i wb¤œ cÖevnB hgybv b`x bv‡g cwiwPZ| 56. wc Gj I †Kvb †`‡ki ivR‣bwZK msMVb?
1787 mv‡j msNwUZ f‚wgK‡¤ú eªþcy‡Îi MwZc_ A. wdwjcvBb B. wdwjw¯Íb
cwiewZ©Z n‡q hgybv b`xi m„wó| hgybv b`xi •`N©¨ C. Pxb D. Bmiv‡qj
90 wK‡jvwgUvi Ges me©vwaK cÖ¯’ 12,000 wgUvi
Answer  B Explanation:
(AvwiPv‡Z)| hgybv b`xi c~e©bvg †RvbvB Ges
e„nËg Dcb`x Ki‡Zvqv|  PLO Gi c~Y©iƒc - Palestine liberation
55. Kzwgjøv, Pvu`cyi, eªvþYevwoqv I †bvqvLvwj cÖvPxb evsjvi organization|
†Kvb Rbc‡`i AšÍfz©³ wQ‡jv?  PLO cÖwZôvb - 1964 mv‡j|
A. e½ B. mgZU  PLO cÖwZôvZv - Bqvwmi AvivdvZ|
C. nwi‡Kj D. cyÛª  m`i `ßi- ivgvjøv, wdwjw¯Íb|
Answer  B Explanation:  PLO I BmivBj ci¯úi ci¯úi‡K ¯^xK…wZ cÖ`vb K‡i-
1994 mv‡j|
Rbc` Ae¯’vb
 PLO Gi eZ©gvb †bZv - gvngy` AveŸvm|
 AšÍfz©³ AÂj: eZ©gvb evsjv‡`‡ki
 BmivBj Ges wdwjw¯Í‡bi (PLO) g‡a¨ †neib
c~e© I `wÿY-c~e© w`‡K Ôe½Õ|
Pzw³ ¯^vÿwiZ nq: 17 Rvbyqvwi, 1997 mv‡j|
e½  eZ©gvb †Rjvmg~n: XvKv,
gqgbwmsn, ewikvj I dwi`cyi  BmivBj Ges wdwjw¯Í‡bi (PLO) g‡a¨ ÔDB wifvi
Ôe½Õ A‡ji AšÍfz©³ wQj| Pzw³Õ ¯^vÿwiZ nq: 23 A‡±vei, 1998 mv‡j
hy³iv‡óªi †gwij¨v‡Ûi DB wifv‡i|
wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb
 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 77
57. gvwK©b †mbvevwnbx AvdMvwb¯Ívb Z¨vM K‡i K‡e? Rb©vwjRg A¨vÛ wgwWqv ÷vwWR
A. Ryb 2021 B. RyjvB 2021 62. cÙv †mZz wbg©v‡Yi †gvU e¨q-
C. AvM÷ 2021 D. A‡±vei 2021 A. 30,193.39 †KvwU UvKv B. 30,183.39 †KvwU UvKv
Answer  C Explanation: C. 30,1973.39 †KvwU UvKv D. 30,193.39 †KvwU UvKv
 2020 mv‡j KvZv‡ii ivRavbx †`vnv‡Z hy³ivóª I Answer  A Explanation:
Zv‡jevb‡`i g‡a¨ Pzw³ ¯^vÿwiZ nq| Pzw³ Abyhvqx  †mU - C Gi 62bs cÖ‡kœi e¨vL¨v †`Lyb|
gvwK©b †mbv‡`i AvdMvwb¯Ívb Qvovi K_v wQj 11 63. evsjv‡`‡ki cÖ_g bvix d‡Uv mvsevw`‡Ki bvg-
†m‡Þ¤^i 2021, Z‡e gvwK©b †mbviv AvM÷ gv‡mB A. b~iRvnvb †eMg B. Rvnvbviv Bgvg
AvdMvb Qvo‡Z ïiæ K‡i Ges 15 AvM÷ 2021 C. gywbœ mvnv D. mvB`v Lvbg
Zv‡jevbiv ivRavbx Kveyj `Lj K‡i †d‡j|
AvdMvwb¯Ívb †Q‡o hvIqv me©‡kl gvwK©b †mbv Answer  D Explanation:
wµ‡÷vdvi wU †Wvbvû, wZwb AvdMvb Z¨vM K‡ib  29 wW‡m¤^i 1937 cvebvq Rb¥ †bqv mvB`v Lvbg
30 AvM÷ 2021 Ôwm-17Õ wegv‡b P‡o| evsjv‡`‡ki cÖ_g bvix d‡Uv mvsevw`K| Ô‡eMgÕ
58. evsjv‡`‡k eZ©gv‡b wbewÜZ ivR‣bwZK `j KqwU? cwÎKvi gva¨‡g mvB`v Lvbg Av‡jvKwPÎ mvsevw`K
A. 39 B. 45 C. 54 D. 57 wn‡m‡e Kg©Rxeb ïiæ K‡ib| mvB`v Lvbg •`wbK
Answer  Nill Explanation: AeRvifvi, gwb©s wbDR, B‡ËdvK, msev`mn
wewfbœ cwÎKvq Av‡jvKwPÎxi KvR K‡i‡Qb| 18
 evsjv‡`‡k eZ©gv‡b wbewÜZ ivR‣bwZK `j 41wU| 14wU AvM÷ 2020 wZwb g„Zz¨eiY K‡ib|
b‡f¤^i 2018 nvB‡KvU© wefv‡Mi Av‡`‡ki cwi‡cÖwÿ‡Z 64. ni‡gvb wbqš¿Y K‡i-
18 †deªæqvwi 2023 me©‡kl bZzb ivR‣bwZK `j wn‡m‡e A. wewfbœ wecvKxq KvR B. kixie„wËq KvR
evsjv‡`k wbe©vPb Kwgk‡bi wbeÜb jvf K‡i Ô Z…Yg~j
C. ivmvqwbK wµqv D. me¸‡jv
evsjv‡`k RvZxqZvev`x `jÕ| `jwUi cÖZxK Ô †mvbvjx
AvkÕ Ges wbeÜb bs 45| Answer  D Explanation:
59. wReªvëvi cÖYvjx †Kvb `ywU †`‡k‡K c„_K K‡i‡Q?  ‡`‡ni e„w×, kixi e„Ëxq KvR, gyW myBs BZ¨vw`|
A. †¯úb -cZz©Mvj B. fviZ-kÖxj¼v  ‡ivM cÖwZ‡iva ÿgZv n«vm-e„w×, ivmvqwbK Kvh©|
C. gi‡°v- †¯úb D. †KvbwUB bh  cÖRbb, AvµgY, cjvqb BZ¨vw`i Rb¨ kix‡ii
Answer  C Explanation: cÖ‡qvRbxq cwieZ©b|
 ÿzav •Zix, Lv`¨ nRg, †Kv‡li cÖeZ©b ev
 ÔwReªvëvi cÖYvwjÕ gnv‡`k wn‡m‡e BD‡ivc I Avwd«Kv aŸsmKiY|
gnv‡`k‡K Ges †`k wn‡m‡e gi‡°v I †¯úb‡K c„_K  kixi‡K gvivZ¥K ÿwZ †_‡K iÿv [Nvg •Zwi,
K‡i‡Q| GB cÖYvwjwU DËi AvUjvw›UK gnvmvMi‡K AÁvb nIqv]|
f‚ga¨mvMi‡ii mv‡_ mshy³ K‡i‡Q|
65. †nwj AvwU©Rvb nvgjvi D×vi Awfhv‡bi bvg Kx?
60. fvi‡Zi eZ©gvb ivóªcwZi bvg wK? A. Acv‡ikb mvP© jvBU B. Acv‡ikb _vÛvi †evë
A. †`ªxc`x gygy© B. cÖwZfv c¨v‡Uj C. jv÷ †Rbv‡ikb mvP© D. †KvbwU bq
C. ivgbv_ †Kvwf›` D. cÖYe gyLvwR©
Answer  B Explanation:
Answer  A Explanation:
 2 RyjvB 2016 ¸jkv‡bi nwj AvwU©Rvb †i÷z‡i‡›U
 fvi‡Zi 15Zg ivóªcwZ wn‡m‡e †`ª․c`x gygy© kc_ Rw½ nvgjvq wRw¤§‡`i D×v‡i †h․_ evwnbx KZ…©K
MÖnY K‡ib 25 RyjvB 2022| Gi Av‡M wZwb cwiPvwjZ Awfhv‡bi bvg ÔAcv‡ikb _vÛvi †evë|
SvoLÛ iv‡R¨i Mfb©i wQ‡jb| wZwb 1958 mv‡ji
20 Ryb IwWkv iv‡R¨i gq~if‡Äi D‡ci‡e`v MÖv‡g 66. evsjv‡`‡ki cÖ_g Avg`ïgvix AbywôZ nq KZ mv‡j?
GK mvuIZvj cwiev‡i Rb¥MÖnY K‡ib| A. 1972 mv‡j B. 1973 mv‡j
C. 1974 mv‡j D. 1970 mv‡j
61. †ej‡dvi †NvlYv K‡e †`qv nq?
A. 1914 mv‡j B. 1916 mv‡j Answer  C Explanation:
C. 1917 mv‡j D. 1919 mv‡j  †`‡ki †gvU RbmsL¨v AvbyôvwbKfv‡e MYbv Kivi
Answer  C Explanation: bvg Av`gïgvwi| cÖwZ 10 eQi ci ci Av`gïgvwi
AbywôZ nq| evsjv‡`‡k cÖ_g Av`gïgvwi AbywôZ
 1917 wLªóv‡ãi 2 b‡f¤^i weªwUk Bûw` m¤úª`v‡qi nq 15-21 Ryb 2022| GB cÖ_g wWwRUvj
†bZv e¨vib i_PvB‡ìi Kv‡Q hy³iv‡R¨i ciivóªgš¿x c×wZ‡Z Av`gïgvwi AbywôZ n‡q‡Q hvi eZ©gvb
Av_©vi †Rgm †ej‡dvi GKwU wPwV ‡j‡Lb| GB bvg ÔRbïgvwi I M„nMYbv 2022Õ|
wPwVwU †ej‡dvi †NvlYv bv‡g cwiwPZ| G‡Z
c¨v‡j÷vB‡b GKwU Bûw` ivóª cÖwZôvi A½xKvi 67. BD‡µ‡bi ivRavbx †KvbwU?
Kiv nq| 9 b‡f¤^i 1917 wPwVwU cwÎKvq cÖKvwkZ A. `bevm B. ‡µgwjb
nq| eZ©gv‡b †ej‡dvi †NvlYvi g~j KwcwU weªwUk C. wK‡qf D. gvwiD‡cvj
jvB‡eªix‡Z msiwÿZ Av‡Q| Answer  C Explanation:

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 78
 ‡mvwf‡qZ BDwbq‡bi km¨fvÛvi ejv nq - Answer  C Explanation:
BD‡µb‡K|  CMYK- Kvjvi †KvW wcÖw›Us wk‡í we‡klfv‡e
 BwZnv‡m fqven cvigvYweK `yN©Ubv N‡U: †Pi‡bvwej
cvigvYweK we`y¨r‡K‡›`ª (1986 mv‡j)| e¨envi Kiv nq| CMYK- Kvjvi †KvWwU 4wU
 Ae¯’vb- c~e© BD‡ivc| is‡qi cÖwZwbwaZ¡ K‡i| cÖv_wgK is mvqvb
 we‡klZ¡: BD‡iv‡ci wØZxq e„nËg †`k, BD‡iv‡ci iæwUi (Cyan), †g‡R›Uv (Magenta) Ges njy`
Szwo I km¨ fvÛvi bv‡g cwiwPZ| (Yellow)| hw`I †kl iswU GB mg¯Í i‡s‡qi
 AvqZb: 6 jvL eM© wK.wg wgkÖY hv Kv‡jv| Kv‡jv‡K Key colour I ejv
 gymjgvb‡`i †ewki fvMB: ZvZvi| nq CYMK Kvjvi wm‡÷gwU KvM‡Ri Rb¨ Kvwj
 b„-‡Mvôx: 77.8% BD‡µbxq Ges 17% iæk| gy`ª‡Y e¨eüZ nq|
 AvBbmfv: Verkhovna Rada 70. d¨vk‡bi †ÿ‡Î mgq Dc‡hvMx Ges gvbvbmB †cvkvK
 Dcwb‡ek: cÖvPxb Avg‡j wMÖK, †ivgvb, evB‡R›UvBb cwi‡”Q`‡K wK ejv nq?
mv¤ªv‡R¨i Aaxb _vK‡jI 1340 mvj †_‡K wj_ywbqvb A. AvaywbK †cvkvK B. I‡qóv© †cvkvK
I †cvwjk mv¤ªv‡R¨i Ask wQj| wKš‘ 1783 mvj †_‡K C. Kw÷Dg D. ‡KvbwUB bq
1991 mv‡j ch©šÍ iæk Dcwb‡ek wQj| Answer  C Explanation:
 ivwkqv BD‡µb hy‡× AvU‡K cov evsjv‡`wk RvnvR  d¨vk‡bi †ÿ‡Î mgq Dc‡hvMx Ges gvbvbmB
- ÔGgwf evsjvi mg„w×Õ (Ggwf-†gvUi †f‡mj) †cvkvK- cwi”Q`‡K Kw÷Dg e‡j| d¨vkb n‡”Q
 Rvnv‡R i‡KU nvgjv nq - 2 gvP© 2022| MÖnY‡hvM¨ cÖPwjZ aviv| mg‡qi mv‡_ mv‡_
 RvnvRwU AvUKv c‡owQj - BD‡µ‡bi Awjwfqv d¨vk‡bi aviv I Kw÷D‡g cwieZ©b Av‡m|
e›`‡i|
71. wb‡Pi †Kvb wkíKg© wKDweR‡gi weL¨vZ wkíx cve‡jv
 Ggwf evsjvi mg„w×Õ Rvnv‡R wbnZ bvweK - nvw`myi
wcKv‡mvi AvuKv?
ingvb (_vW© BwÄwbqvi)
A. evi GB `¨ dwj‡qR evR©vi
 BD‡µb c~e© BD‡iv‡ci GKwU †`k Ges AvqZ‡b
BD‡iv‡c wØZxq e„nËg| B. ¸‡qwb©Kv
 BD‡µ‡bi mxgvbv i‡q‡Q 7wU †`k (†cvj¨vÛ, C. jv‡Âb Ab `¨ MÖvm D. A I B
†¯øvfvwKqv, nv‡½wi, †ivgvwbqv, gj‡`vfv, ivwkqv I Answer  B Explanation:
†ejviæk) Ges 2wU mvM‡ii (K…ò mvMi I AvRf  †mU - C Gi 79bs cÖ‡kœi e¨vL¨v †`Lyb|
mvMi) mv‡_| 72. evsjv‡`k wkíKjv GKv‡Wgx Av‡qvRxZ me©e„nr wPÎ cÖ`k©bx
 I‡Wmv - BD‡µ‡bi e„nËg e›`i I kni| †KvbwU?
 ivwkqv-BD‡µb hy‡× iæk fvov‡U †mbv`j- `¨ IqvMbvi A. RvZxq PviæKjv cÖ`k©bx B. RvZxq fv¯‥h© cÖ`k©bx
MÖæc (m`i `ßi- †m›U wcUvm©evM, ivwkqv)| C. bexb wkíx PviæKjv cÖ`k©bx
 ivwkqv I wµwgqvi ms‡hvMKvix †mZzi bvg- KvP© †mZz [8
D. Gwkqvb AvU© we‡qbvj evsjv‡`k
A‡±vei, 2022 KvP© weª‡R we‡ùviY N‡U|]
 K…òmvM‡ii ZxieZ©x †`k 6wU- Zzi¯‥, BD‡µb, Answer  D Explanation:
ivwkqv, eyj‡Mwiqv, RwR©qv I †ivgvwbqv|  we‡k^i wewfbœ †`‡k emevmiZ evsjv‡`‡ki bvgKiv
PviæKjv wkíx‡`i AskMÖn‡Y wPÎwk‡íi me©e„nr Av‡qvRb
68. cÖv‣MwZnvwmK †Kvb wkíKg©wU f‚wg De©iZvi cÖZxK? ÔGwkqvb AvU© we‡qbvj evsjv‡`kÕ| GwU Av‡qvRb
A. Altamira B. Stone Henge K‡i evsjv‡`k wkíKjv GKv‡Wwg| GB wPÎ cÖ`k©bx
2022 mv‡j 1 A‡±vei †_‡K 30 b‡f¤^i ch©šÍ
C. Venus of Willendorf
AbywôZ n‡q‡Q|
D. Lascaux
73. RvZxq ¯§„wZ‡m․‡ai ¯’cwZ †K?
Answer  D Explanation:
A. nvwg`yi ingvb B. b‡fiv Avn‡g`
 wk‡íi BwZnv‡m ÔcÖv‣MwZnvwmK wkíKjvÕ cÖvK C. ‣mq` gvBbyj †nv‡mb D. ‣mq` Avãyjøvn Lvwj`
mvÿi mgqKvi wkíKjv| cÖv‣MwZnvwmK hy‡M
Answer  C Explanation:
¸nvwPÎ e¨vcK RbwcÖq wQ‡jv| Lascaux
(jvmKv·) ¸nvwkí d«v‡Ýi `wÿY-cwð‡g Aew¯’Z nvwg`yi ingvb kwn` wgbvi
cwjIwjwZK (cyiv c¯ÍihyM) ¸nv ev cÖvPxb ¸nv| b‡fiv Avn‡g` cwievi
GLv‡b cÖv‣MwZnvwmK ¸nvwP‡Îi wKQzi weL¨vZ
D`vniY i‡q‡Q| ‣mq` gvBbyj †nv‡mb ‣mq` Ave`yjøvn Lvwj`
69. CMYK wcÖ‡›Ui GKwU gvb`Û, GLv‡b 'K' ‡Kvb iO‡K 74. MYcÖRvZš¿x evsjv‡`k miKv‡ii g‡bvMÖvg †K •Zwi K‡ib?
eySvq? A. KvBqyg †P․ayix B. nv‡kg Lvb
C. Kvgiæj nvmvb D. Rqbyj Av‡e`wb
A. mv`v B. ‡e¸bx
Answer  Nill Explanation:
C. Kv‡jv D. bxj
wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb
 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 79
 MYcÖRvZš¿x evsjv‡`k miKv‡ii ivóªxq g‡bvMÖv‡gi  `vRjv I †divZ b`xi eZ©gvb
wWRvBbvi G. Gb. mvnv wewfbœ miKvwi Awdm, bvg h_vµ‡g- UvBwMÖm I
wPwV, weÁwß, cvm‡cv‡U© ivóªxq g‡bvMÖvg e¨envi BD‡d«wUm|
Kiv nq| evsjv‡`‡ki ivóªxq g‡bvMÖv‡gi i‡q‡Q-  ch©vqµwgK PviwU mf¨Zv‡K
 jvj e„‡Ëi gv‡S njy` i‡Oi evsjv‡`‡ki gvbwPÎ| GK‡Î †g‡mvc‡Ugxq mf¨Zv
 e„‡Ëi Dc‡i †jLv ÔMYcÖRvZš¿x evsjv‡`kÕ Ges wb‡P e‡j|
†iLv ÔmiKviÕ|  ‡g‡mvc‡Uwgqvi AšÍfz©³ me‡P‡q
 e„‡Ëi `yBcv‡k `yBwU K‡i †gvU PviwU ZviKv| cÖavb I cÖvPxb mf¨Zv|
e½eÜz ZzjbvgyjK mvwnZ¨ I ms¯‥…wZ Bbw÷wUDU  wKDwbdg© (V) bv‡g wjLb
75. Avbv d«v‡¼i Wv‡qwi KZ mv‡j cÖKvwkZ nq? my‡gixq mf¨Zv c×wZ my‡gixq‡`i me‡P‡q eo
(BivK, Bivb, Ae`vb|
A. 1948 B. 1947
Zzi¯‥, wmwiqv)  cÖ_g PvKv Avwe®‥vi I e¨envi|
C. 1950 D. 1946
 we‡k^i Ab¨Zg weL¨vZ gnvKve¨
Answer  B Explanation:
ÔGwcK Ae wMjMv‡gmÕ my‡gixq
 Ij›`vR fvlvq Avbv d«v¼ iwPZ ÔAvbv d«v‡¼i mf¨Zvi Ae`vb|
Wv‡qwiÕ eBwU cÖ_g cÖKvwkZ nq 1947 mv‡j|  G mf¨Zvi ¯’cwZ: nv¤^yivwe
eBwU‡Z †jLK 2q wek^hy× PjvKvjxb Zvi e¨vwebxq  me©cÖ_g cwÂKvi e¨envi
w`bwjwci eY©bv w`‡q‡Qb hLb Rvg©vb bvrwm mf¨Zv  c„w_exi 1g wjwLZ AvBb:
evwnbxi †b`vij¨vÛv Awfhv‡bi mgq wZwb I Zvi (BivK, Bivb, Ônv¤^yivwe †KvWÕ PvjyKiY|
cwievi GKwU evwo‡Z `yÕeQi jywK‡q wQ‡jb| Zzi¯‥, wmwiqv)  ÔwMjMv‡gkÕ bv‡g BwZnv‡mi
76. †bjmb †gÛjv †bv‡ej cyi¯‥vi AR©b K‡ib? cÖ_g gnvKve¨ iPbv|
A. 1993 mv‡j B. 1990 mv‡j  G mf¨Zvi aŸsmvev‡kl cvIqv
BbKv mf¨Zv
C. 1995 mv‡j D. 1994 mv‡j hvq †ciæ‡Z|
(`wÿY
Answer  A Explanation:  gv”Pzwc”Pz G mf¨Zvi Ab¨Zg
Av‡gwiKv)
wb`k©b|
77. f¨v‡jwšÍbv †Z‡i‡¯‥vfv m¤ú‡K© mwVK?
A. iæk, Rb¥ 1937, gnvKvkhvÎx 79. weª‡K‡jb-
B. iæk, Rb¥v 1937, BDwi M¨vMvwi‡bi mnhvÎx A. gwbKv Avwji †jLv Bs‡iwR Dcb¨vm
C. B‡µbxq, Rb¥ 1937, gnvKvkhvÎx B. gwbKv Avwji cwiPvwjZ weªwUk Pjw”PÎ
D. G‡¯Ívbxq, Rb¥ 1937, Bdwi M¨vMvwi‡bi mnhvÎx C. gwbKv Avwj iwPZ bvUK
D. gwbKv Avwji cÖe‡Üi eB
Answer  A Explanation:
Answer  A Explanation:
 f¨v‡jw›Ubv †Z‡i‡¯‥vfv 1937 mv‡j ivwkqvq
Rb¥MÖnY K‡ib| wZwb 1963 mv‡j Ôf÷K-6Õ G  gwbKv Avjx evsjv‡`wk es‡kv™¢‚Z weªwUk †jLK I
K‡i gnvKv‡k D‡o hvIqv cÖ_g gwnjv b‡fvPvix| Jcb¨vwmK| weªK‡jb gwbKv Avjx iwPZ Bs‡iwR
Dcb¨vm, hv 2003 mv‡j cÖKvwkZ nq| weªK‡jb
78. †g‡mvc‡Uwgqvi m‡½ mswkøó bq?
MÖ‡š’i Rb¨ wZwb eyKvi cyi¯‥vi jvf K‡ib|
A. BbKv B. e¨vwejb
C. my‡gi D. wKDwbdig
80. Wveøy.GBP.A‡Wb-
A. GKRb weªwUk Kwe
Answer  A Explanation:
B. GKRb †bv‡ej cyi¯‥vicÖvß Kwe
 me‡P‡q cÖvPxb mf¨Zv| C. gvwK©b es‡kv™¢‚Z weªwUk Kwe
†g‡mvc‡Uwgqv D. weªwUk es‡kv™¢‚Zv gwK©b Kwe
 †g‡mvc‡Uwgqv ej‡Z eZ©gv‡b †h
mf¨Zv (BivK,
†`k‡K eySvq- BivK| Answer  D Explanation:
Bivb, Kz‡qZ,
 `vRjv I †dvivZ b`xi Zx‡i
Zzi¯‥, wmwiqv)
M‡o D‡VwQj|

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Answer  B Explanation:
Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq mvwn‡Z¨i HKZvb msMxZmfvq GKZviv hvnv‡`i ZvivI
Kjv I gvbweK Abyl` m¤§vb †hb cvq| GLv‡b mvwn‡Z¨i HKZvb msMxZmfv
ÔCÕ BDwbU SET CODE: A ej‡Z Kwe eywS‡q‡Qb mvwnZ¨ Rxe‡bi me©cÖvšÍ ¯úk©
Ki‡j mvwnZ¨mfvq HKZvb ev GK myi m„wó nq|
fwZ© cixÿv 2020-2021 6. Ab¨vq, AZ¨vPvi, †kvlY, cxob I •elg¨ †`‡L cÖvYeš¿
Ziæ‡Yiv ÿzä n‡q I‡V|- wb‡Pi †Kvb cOw³‡Z G K_v
cÖwZwU fzj Dˇii Rb¨ 0.20 b¤^i KvUv hv‡e| AšÍwb©wnZ Av‡Q?
DËic‡Îi wb‡`©wkZ ¯’v‡b wb‡Pi evK¨ `ywU †jL| A. ZvRv ZvRv cÖv‡Y Amn¨ hš¿Yv
mv_©K Rbg Avgvi R‡b¥wQ GB †`‡k| B. ¯úa©vq †bq gv_v †Zvjevi SzuwK
Being happy never goes out of style. C. Kv‡b Av‡m KZ gš¿Yv
(37 ‡_‡K 42 cÖkœ¸‡jv AvšÍR©vwZK m¤úK© wefv‡Mi) D. mu‡c AvZ¥v‡K kc‡_i †Kvjvn‡j
1. KvRx bRiæj Bmjv‡gi Dcb¨vm †KvbwU? Answer  A Explanation:
A. e¨_vi `vb B. evuabnviv Pvicv‡ki Ab¨vq, AZ¨vPvi, †kvlY, cxob I •elg¨
C. wi‡³i †e`b D. wkDwjgvjv †`‡L cÖvYeš¿ Ziæ‡Yiv ÿzä n‡q I‡V|
Answer  B Explanation: 7. ‡Kvb Dcb¨vm¸”Q gvwbK e‡›`¨vcva¨v‡qi?
 KvRx bRiæj Bmjv‡gi Dcb¨vm wZbwU evuabnviv, A. Kwe, nvumywj evu‡Ki DcK_v, cÂMÖvg
g„Zz¨ÿzav, Kz‡nwjKv| B. Pvi Aa¨vq, †Mviv, †hvMv‡hvM
 Ab¨w`‡K wkDwjgvjv, e¨_vi `vb, wi‡³i †e`b C. ‡Lvqvebvgv, wP‡j †KvVvi †mcvB, RvMix
Mí msKjb| D. Rbbx, w`ev-ivwÎi Kve¨, kniZjx
2. KgjvKvšÍ †bkvq eyu` n‡q Kx wb‡q fvewQ‡jb? Answer  D Explanation:
A. cvwbc‡_i hy× B. gyw³hy×  gvwbK e‡›`¨vcva¨v‡qi mvwnZ¨Kg©:
C. wek^hy× D. IqvUvi jy hy×  Dcb¨vm: Rbbx, w`evivwÎi Kve¨, cyZzjbv‡Pi
Answer  D Explanation: BwZK_v, cÙvb`xi gvwS, kniZjx, Awnsmv, wPý,
KgjvKvšÍ ûuKv nv‡Z wb‡q wSgvB‡ZwQ‡jb PZz‡®‥vY, †mvbvi †P‡q `vgx, ¯^vaxbZvi ¯^v`,
wbgxwjZ‡jvP‡b †h, ÔÔAvwg hw` †b‡cvwjqb nBZvg, BwZK_vi c‡ii K_v, Av‡ivM¨, nid, njy` b`x
Z‡e IqvUvijy wRwZ‡Z cvwiZvg wK bv|ÕÕ myZivs wZwb meyR eb|
†bkv Ae¯’vq IqvUvi jy hy× wb‡q fvewQ‡jb|  MíMÖš’: AZmxgvgx I Ab¨vb¨ Mí, cÖv‣MwZnvwmK,
3. ‡KvbwU e¯¿ bq? wgwn I †gvUv Kvwnbx, mixm„c, Kzô‡iMxi †e․,
A. ‡K․wcb B. GwÛ wUKwUwK, mgy‡`ªi ¯^v`, njy` †cvov, AvR Kvj
C. cvLvj D. wb‡Pvi ciïi Mí, nviv‡bi bvZRvgvB, gvwUi gvïj, †QvU
eo, †QvU eyKzjcy‡ii hvÎx, †dwiIqvjv, DËi Kv‡j
Answer  C Explanation:
Mí msMÖn, †kÖô Mí|
‡K․wcb j¨v½U, j¾v wbevi‡bi Rb¨ cwi‡aq mvgvb¨ e¯¿|  cÖeÜMÖš’: †jL‡Ki K_v|
GwÛ ‡gvUv †ikwg Kvco| 8. Ô‡LwjQ G wek^ j‡q weivU wkï Avbg‡b....Õ MvbwU Kvi
cvLvj cvšÍv| †jLv?
wb‡Pvi AveiY e¯¿| A. KvRx bRiæj Bmjvg B. iex›`ªbv_ VvKzi
4. ÔGKUv kKzb D‡o †Mj G AvkÖq †Q‡o Aí `y‡i Av‡iKUv C. AZzj cÖmv` †mb D. w؇R›`ªjvj ivq
Mv‡Qi w`‡K| Wvj †Q‡o Do‡Z Avi Ab¨ Wv‡j wM‡q em‡Z Answer  C Explanation:
Kx Zvi cvLv SvcUvwb|Õ D×…wZwU †Kvb iPbvi? 9. Ab~w`Z MÖš’ mf¨ZvÕi g~j †jLK †K?
A. Rxeb I e„ÿ B. AvnŸvb A. ‡gvZv‡ni †nv‡mb †P․ayix B. evUª©vÛ iv‡mj
C. gvwm-wcwm D. ‡iBb‡KvU C. DBwjqvg †eøK D. K¬vBf †ej
Answer  C Explanation: Answer  D Explanation:
D×…wZ AskwU gvwbK e‡›`¨vcva¨vq iwPZ gvwm-wcwm Mí K¬vBf †e‡ji ÔÔCivilizationÕÕ MÖš’wU ÔÔmf¨ZvÕÕ bv‡g
‡_‡K †bIqv n‡q‡Q| †gvZv‡ni †nv‡mb †P․ayix Abyev` K‡ib| myZivs
5. ÔHKZvb msMxZmfvÕ ej‡Z Kwe Kx eywS‡q‡Qb? Ab~w`Z MÖš’ mf¨ZviÕi g~j †jLK K¬vBf †ej| GQvovI
A. Mv‡bi Avmi B. mvwnZ¨ I Mv‡bi HK¨ evUª©vÛ iv‡m‡ji ''Conquest of Happiness'' MÖš’wU
C. msMxZ m‡¤§jb D. wewPÎ ¯^‡ii mgš^q ÔÔmyLÕÕ bv‡g Abyev` K‡ib|

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10. Ôfz‡ji ga¨ w`‡q wM‡qB Z‡e mZ¨‡K cvIqv hvq|Õ- Kxfv‡e? Answer  D Explanation:
A. cybivq fzj K‡i B. fzj A¯^xKvi K‡i
 Aa©-Zrmg: ms¯‥…Z fvlv ‡_‡K ‡h kã¸wj mivmwi
C. fzj ¯^xKvi K‡i D. fzj †_‡K wkÿv wb‡q evsjv fvlvq G‡m‡Q wKš‘ kã¸wji h_vh_ iƒc i¶v
Answer  C Explanation: cvqwb, weK…Z n‡q ‡M‡Q, Zv‡`i Aa©Zrmg kã
Avgvi c_ cÖe‡Ü †jLK mZ¨ c‡_i mÜvb K‡i‡Qb| e‡j| †hgb: †R¨vr¯œv kãwU ms¯‥…Z ‡_‡K evsjvq
wZwb g‡b K‡i‡Qb - wg_¨v, Rq, fÐvwg †_‡K gy³ G‡m '‡RvQbv' n‡q ‡M‡Q| GwU Aa©Zrmg kã|
n‡jB gvby‡l gvby‡l cÖv‡Yi mw¤§jb NUv‡bv m¤¢e| G  Aa© Zrmg k‡ãi D`vniY
Kvi‡YB wZwb m‡Z¨i mvabv Øviv `vmZ¡ †_‡K gy³ n‡q ‡Kó, weóy, ‡evóg, wMwbœ, ‡cbœvg, PwiwËi, wPwËi,
mgvR‡K HK¨e× Ki‡Z †P‡q‡Qb| G KvR Ki‡Z wM‡q wgwËi, kËyi, cyËyi, ‡KËb, m~wh¨, Pbœb, wPwbevm
†jLK fzj Ki‡ZI ivwR| KviY fzj bv Ki‡j mwVK (kÖxwbevm), ‡Mi¯’, djvi(<djvnvi), ‡gv”Qe,
wRwbmUv GZ mn‡R †kLv hvq bv| Z‡e fzj K‡i hw` D”Qe, ‡mvqvw¯Í, ‡QivÏ, ‡ivÏyi, wew”Qwi, wQwi,
†KD fzj‡KB mZ¨ e‡j AvuK‡o a‡i _v‡K Z‡e Zvi ‡bgšÍbœ, ‡ZZài (<Z…Zxq cÖni), cÖf…wZ|
c‡ÿ mwVK Ávb AR©b KLbB m¤¢e bq| GRb¨ †jLK 16. The train –––– as fast as the bus.
fzj Ki‡Z ivwR, fzj ¯^xKvi Ki‡ZI wZwb KzwÉZ bb| A. moves B. moving
11. Ôkø_Õ k‡ãi wecixZ kã Kx? C. run D. running
A. n«¯^ B. ‡Áq C. Z¡wiZ D. wkó Answer  A Explanation:
Answer  C Explanation: 3rd person singular number hw` subject nq
kø_ Z¡wiZ Zvn‡j verb wU singular nq| Avi GB ev‡K¨ †hûZ
n«¯^ `xN© finite verb †bB ZvB finite verb emv‡Z n‡e
‡Áq A‡Áq ZvB GKgvÎ mwVK DËi moves (singuar finite
wkó Awkó verb).
12. A‡Nvl gnvcÖvY aŸwb †Kvb¸‡jv? 17. She crossed the broken bridge ––––
A. K, M, P, R B. L, Q, _, d warning.
C. N, S, a, f D. O, T, Y, b A. for B. by
Answer  B Explanation: C. in spite of D. despite
AícÖvY aŸwb K, M, P, R Answer  C Explanation:
gnvcÖvY aŸwb L, N, Q, S Warning _vKv m‡Ë¡I †m fv½v weªRwU cvi n‡jv|
†Nvl aŸwb M, N, R, S Inspite of/despite `y‡UvB mwVK Z‡e g~j cÖ‡kœ
A‡Nvl aŸwb K, L, P, Q despite kãwU Ack‡b wQ‡jvbv|
13. ÔkÖve¨Õ k‡ãi cÖK…wZ I cÖZ¨q: 18. –––– it help you in your studies?
A. kÖæ + e B. kÖæ + h A. Was B. Is
C. kÖæ + e¨ D. kÖ + h C. Has D. Will
Answer  B Explanation: Answer  D Explanation:
cÖK…wZ nj kã g~j ev avZy| cÖK…wZi mv‡_ hy³ n‡q  Am/ is/ are/ was/ were + subject+
bZyb bZyb kã MVb KivB cÖZ¨‡qi j¶¨| †hgb- kªve¨ progressive/ passive voice.
= kÖæ + h|  has/have + subject + v3
14. wb‡Pi †Kvb evbvb¸‡”Qi me¸‡jv evbvbB Aï×?  Modal + subject + verb base form
A. wb°Y, m~PMÖ, AbyaŸ© 19. He got tired –––– overwork.
B. Ab~e©i, DaŸ©Mvgx, ïרïw× A. because of B. because
C. f‚wif‚wi, f‚uwoIqvjv, gvZ…fvlv C. owing D. in order to
D. ivwY, wewKiY, `yiwZµg Answer  A Explanation:
Answer  A Explanation:  Because + Clause (subject + finite
wbK¡Y, m~P¨MÖ, Ab~aŸ; Abye©i, EaŸ©Mvgx; verb)
ï×iƒc  Because of + phrase (overwork)
fyuwiIqvjv|
15. Ô‡RvQbvÕ †Kvb †kÖwYi kã? 20. –––– novel on the table interests me much.
A. ‡h․wMK B. Zrmg A. A B. The
C. ‡`wk D. Aa©-Zrmg C. An D. Some

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Answer  B Explanation:  Othello
†Uwe‡j ivLv novel wU‡K wbw`©ó K‡i †evSv‡bv n‡”Q  Romeo and Juliet
ZvB the n‡e|  Timon of Athens
 Titus Andronicus
21. I know the gentleman –––– helped you go
 Troilus and Cressida
there.
A. why B. how 27. Choose the correct sentence:
C. who D. whom A. Do you like a glass of water?
B. Would you like a glass of water?
Answer  C Explanation:
C. Would you like the glass of water?
Avwg †mB f`ª‡jvKwU‡K wPwb †h †Zvgv‡K †mLv‡b †h‡Z D. Do you like glass of water?
mnvqZv K‡iwQj| Who + verb; whom + Answer  B Explanation:
subject e‡m|
22. The patient died ––––– the doctor had KvD‡K f`ªfv‡e †Kvb wKQz wR‡Ám Ki‡Z would you
died. like e‡m| Would you like a glass of water?
A. since B. before
`qv K‡i GK Kvc Pv Lv‡eb?
C. as D. after 28. Choose the correct sentence:
A. He attended the class as he was ill.
Answer  D Explanation:
B. He attended the class, though he was ill.
Past Perfect+ Before + Past Indefinite; Past C. He was ill and attended the class.
Indefinite+ After+ Past Perfect D. Since he was ill, he attended the class.
23. I intend to gain admission –––– the Answer  B Explanation:
university of my choice.
 He attended the class as he was ill. †m
A. to B. at
K¬v‡m Dcw¯ÍZ wQj Kvib †m Amy¯’ wQj|
C. with D. in
 He attended the class, though he was
Answer  B Explanation:
ill. †m K¬v‡m Dcw¯’Z wQj hw`I †m Amy¯’ wQj|
†QvU ¯’v‡bi c~‡e© at e‡m| eo ¯’v‡bi c~‡e© in e‡m|  He was ill and attended the class. †m
24. The synonym of the word 'gist is ––––. Amy¯’ wQj Ges K¬v‡m Dcw¯’Z wQj|
A. essence B. claborate  Since he was ill, he attended the class.
C. good D. bad †m Amy¯’ _vKvi Kvi‡Y †m K¬v‡m Dcw¯’Z wQj|
Answer  A Explanation: me¸‡jv A_© we‡ePbvq ïaygvÎ b mwVK|
29. The verb of the word 'broad' is ––––.
essence, gist, summary, precis, idea Gi A_©
A. breadth B. broadband
mvivsk/mvigg©|
C. broaden D. broadly
25. The antonym of the word 'vigorous' is –––
Answer  C Explanation:
–
A. energetic B. smart  Broad-Noun
C. speedy D. dull  Broad- Adjective
Answer  D Explanation:  Broadly- adverb
 Broden –verb
26. William Shakespeare wrote:
A. King Lear B. Great Expectatious 30. Literature is reflection of ––––.
C. Load of the Flies D. Arms and the Man A . life B. live
C. livelihood D. living
Answer  A Explanation:
Answer  A Explanation:
William Shakespeare works (tragedy)
 Antony and Cleopatra Sammelan president Shamsundar
 Coriolanus Bidarkundi said that literature is a
 Hamlet reflection of life and shows the direction of
 Julius Caesar life‘s movement. ―Literature is not about
 King Lear just reading and writing but the words and
 Macbeth their meanings guide the people,‖ he said

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and called upon students to develop †gvni, mxj‡gvni ev mxj n‡”Q Ggb GKwU Qvc, hv
reading habit and imbibe the values of life. KvM‡R GKwU eywU m‡gZ ‡gvg, gvwU, KvMR, A_ev Ab¨
Literature is the reflection of society, is a ‡Kv‡bv gva¨g ‣Zwi Qvc| g~j D‡Ïk¨ GKwU bw_i
fact that has been widely acknowledged. mZ¨Zv cÖgvY, GKwU AvaywbK Lv‡gi ‡gvoK, cÎ ev
Literature reflects the attitude and Ab¨vb¨ e¯‘ aviYKvix K‡›Ubvi ev c¨v‡K‡Ri XvKbv|
perception of the society – its virtues and mxj ‣Zwi hš¿ ‡hgb QvuP A¶‡KI mxj‡gvni wn‡m‡e
vices. D‡jøL Kiv nq| AwaK Pv‡c hLb ‡Kvb k³ KvM‡R
g¨vwU«· ¯úk© K‡i ‡h Qvc ‣Zwi Kiv nq, ‡mwU ï®‥
31. kvjeb wenvi cÖZœ¯’vbwUi wbg©vY I e¨envi ïiæ nq †Kvb
‡gvni wnmv‡e cwiwPZ|
hy‡M?
A. Avw` HwZnvwmK hy‡M B. ga¨ HwZnvwmK hy‡M 35. eZ© gvb ivRkvnx, w`bvRcyi I iscyi cÖvPxbhy‡M †Kvb
Rbc‡`i AšÍfz©³ wQj?
C. Jcwb‡ewkK hy‡M D. eZ©gvb hy‡M
A. e½ B. mgZU
Answer  A Explanation:
C. e‡i›`ª D. nwi‡Kj
L„÷xq mßg kZvãxi ‡kl ‡_‡K Aóg kZvãxi cÖ_g Answer  C Explanation:
fv‡M ‡`ees‡ki PZy_© ivRv kÖxfe‡`e G ‡e․× wenviwU
wbg©vY K‡ib| kvjeb wenv‡ii QqwU wbg©vY I cybwb©©gvY Rbc` eZ©gvb AÂj
 evsjvi c~e© I `wÿY- c~e©vÂj (XvKv,
c‡e©i K_v Rvbv hvq| L„÷xq Aóg kZvãxi g‡a¨ Z…Zxq gqgbwmsn I dwi`cyi|)
ch©v‡q ‡K›`ªxq gw›`iwU wbg©vY Kiv nq I wenviwUi mvwe©K  eZ©gv‡b evsjv‡`‡ki c~e© I `wÿY -c~e©
ms¯‥vi nq e‡j Abygvb Kiv nq| PZy_© I cÂg ch©v‡qi w`‡K e½ Rbc` M‡o D‡VwQj|
wbg©vYKvR I ms¯‥vi KvR m¤úbœ nq beg-`kg  e½ Rbc‡`i DrcwË e½ bv‡gi GKwU
kZvãx‡Z| RvwZ †_‡K|
32. evsjv‡`‡ki †h b`xwUi bvg hgybv, wZeŸ‡Z †m b`xi bvg  cÖvPxb cyuw_‡Z e½ Rbc`‡K gMa I
Kx? Kwj½ Rbc‡`i cÖwZ‡ekx ejv nq|
 †mb Avg‡j e½ weµgcyi I bve¨ bv‡g
A. eªþcyÎ B. mvs‡cv e½ wef³ wQj|
C. ivs‡cv D. mvs¸  †K․wU‡j¨i ÔA_©kv‡¯¿Õ e½‡K me©cÖvPxb
Answer  A Explanation: †f․‡MvwjK BDwbU wn‡m‡e D‡jøL Kiv
n‡q‡Q|
eªþcyÎ wngvjq ce©‡Zi ‣Kjvm k„‡½i wbK‡U gvbm  F‡M¦` ÔHZ‡iq AviY¨KÕ MÖ‡š’ me©cÖ_g
m‡ivei ‡_‡K Drcbœ n‡q wZeŸZ I Avmv‡gi wfZi Ôe½Õ †`‡ki bvg cvIqv hvq|
w`‡q cÖevwnZ n‡q KzwoMÖv‡gi ga¨ w`‡q evsjv‡`‡k  mycÖvPxb e½ †`‡ki mxgv W. bxnviiÄb
cÖ‡ek K‡i‡Q| gqgbwms‡ni ‡`IqvbM‡Äi Kv‡Q iv‡qi ÔevOvwji BwZnvmÕ MÖ‡š’ D‡jøL
eªþcyÎ `w¶Y-c~e© w`‡K evuK wb‡q gqgbwmsn ‡Rjvi Kiv n‡q‡Q|
ga¨ w`‡q cÖevwnZ n‡q ‣fieevRv‡ii `w¶‡Y ‡gNbvq  evsjvi c~e© I `wÿY c~e©vÂj (eZ©gvb Kzwgjøv
c‡o‡Q| I †bvqvLvjx †Rjv)|
mgZU  ivRavbxi bvg wQj-eoKvgZv
33. w`b ivwÎ nq †Kb? (†ivwnZwMwi-Kzwgjøv)|
A. c„w_exi Kÿc‡_i AvK…wZi Kvi‡Y  c~e© fvi‡Zi c~e© cÖv‡šÍ A_©vr eZ©gvb
B. c„w_exi AveZ©b f½xi Kvi‡Y nwi‡Kj evsjv‡`‡ki wm‡jU AÂj, PÆMÖv‡gi
wKQz Ask|
C. c„w_exi N~Y©qb †e‡Mi Kvi‡Y
 M½v I Ki‡Zvqv b`xi ga¨eZ©x DuPzf‚wg
D. ‡Kv‡bvwUB bq e‡i›`ª e‡i›`ª bv‡g cwiwPZ wQj| GwU
Answer  B Explanation: ivRkvnx wefv‡Mi DËi-cwðgvsk|
c„w_ex Zvi wbR A‡ÿ GKevi cwðg †_‡K c~e© w`‡K 36. hw` 23 = 69, 45 = 1215 nq, Z‡e 68=?
AveZ©b Ki‡Z mgq †bq 23 N›Uv 56 wgwbU 4 †m‡KÛ A. 1824 B. 2418
ev 24 NÈv A_©vr GKw`b| c„w_exi GB AveZ©b MwZ‡K C. 4281 D. 2148
AvwýK MwZ e‡j| AZGe, AvwýK MwZi d‡j w`b I Answer  A Explanation:
ivwÎ nq| 23 = 69, 45 = 1215 68 = 1824
34. mxj‡gvni †Kvb mf¨Zvi cÖvß AvKl©bxq wb`k©b? [mKj msL¨v‡K 3 Øviv ¸Y K‡i cvB]
A. wmÜz mf¨Zv B. cvim¨ mf¨Zv 37. I AvBwm (OIC) KZ mv‡j cÖwZwôZ nq?
C. my‡gixq mf¨Zv D. wgkixq mf¨Zv A. 1965 B. 1969
Answer  A Explanation: C. 1968 D. 1981

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 84
Answer  B Explanation: cÂkw³i †`k¸‡jvi g‡a¨ ivwkqv
evsjv‡`k‡K cÖ_g ¯^xK…wZ †`q †Kvb (24 Rvbyqvwi,
 c~e©bvg- Organization of Islamic
†`k 1972)
Conference.
cÂkw³i †`k¸‡jvi g‡a¨ me©‡kl Pxb
 eZ©gvb bvg- Organization of Islamic ¯^xK…wZ †`q †Kvb †`k (31 AvM÷,
Countries. 1975)
 cÖwZwôZ nq- 25 †m‡Þ¤^i, 1969 mv‡j| ¯^vaxb evsjv‡`k‡K hy³ivóª ¯^xK…wZ `vb
 cÖwZôvKvjxb m`m¨ wQj- 24 wU| K‡i K‡e
4 GwcÖj, 1972
 cÖwZwôZ nq- 1967 mv‡ji 21 AMv‡÷i Avj-
cvwK¯Ívb 22 †deªæqvwi,
AvKmv gmwR‡`i AwMœ ms‡hvRb‡K †K›`ª K‡i|
 eZ©gvb m`m¨- 57 wU| 1974
 me©‡kl m`m¨- AvBfwi †Kv÷| 40. evsjv‡`‡ki msweav‡bi g~jbxwZ ev ¯Í¤¢ †Kvb¸‡jv?
 m`i `ßi - †RÏv (†m․w` Avie)| A. RvZxqZvev`, mgvRZš¿, MYZš¿ I ag©wbi‡cÿZv
 eZ©gvb gnvmwPe- wn‡mBb eªvwng Zvnv (Pvu`), B. cyuwRev`, MYZš¿, RvZxqZvev`, gymwjg åvZ…Z¡‡eva
`vwqZ¡ MÖnY K‡ib 17 b‡f¤^i, 2021| C. RvZxqZvev`, gymwjg åvZ…Z¡‡eva, cvi¯úwiK
 cÖ_g m‡¤§jb AbywôZ nq- 1969 mv‡j ivev‡Z mn‡hvwMZv, Dbœqb
(gi‡°v)| D. ev½vjx RvZxqZvev`, mgvRZš¿, MYZš¿, gymwjg
 kxl© m‡¤§jb e‡m- 3 eQi c‡i| åvZ…wZ¡‡eva
 evsjv‡`k OIC Gi m`m¨ c` jvf K‡i- 1974 Answer  A Explanation:
mv‡j (jv‡nv‡i 2q m‡¤§j‡b)|
 jv‡nv‡i AbywôZ OIC kxl© m‡¤§j‡b e½eÜz ivóªxq g~jbxwZ: fviZ Ges Avqvij¨v‡Ði b¨vq
†hvM`vb K‡ib -23-24 †deªæqvwi 1974| evsjv‡`‡ki msweav‡bI ivóª cwiPvjbvi Rb¨ KZ¸‡jv
38. wgqvbgv‡ii mv‡_ evsjv‡`‡ki mxgvšÍeZ©x †Rjv KqwU? †g․wjK bxwZ wba©viY Kiv n‡q‡Q| G bxwZ¸‡jv ivóª
A. 3 wU B. 1 wU C. 2 wU D. 4 wU
kvm‡bi g~jm~Î| miKv‡ii KZ©e¨ n‡jv ivóªxq Rxe‡bi
me©‡¶‡Î G¸‡jv cÖ‡qvM Kiv| g~j msweav‡bi ÔwØZxq
Answer  A Explanation: fv‡MÕ ivóª cwiPvjbvi g~jbxwZ wk‡ivbv‡g 8 †_‡K 25
 gvqvbgv‡ii mv‡_ evsjv‡`‡ki mxgvšÍ †Rjv- 3wU | Aby‡”Q` ch©šÍ g~jbxwZ¸‡jv wjwce× Kiv n‡q‡Q| G¸‡jv
h_v- nj RvZxqZvev`, mgvRZš¿, MYZš¿ I ag©wbi‡c¶Zv|
1. iv½vgvwU 2. ev›`ievb 3. K·evRvi wb‡gœ g~jbxwZ¸‡jv Av‡jvPbv Kiv n‡jv:
 evsjv‡`‡ki mxgvšÍeZ©x wgqvbgv‡ii cÖ‡`k 2wU| g~j msweav‡bi 9bs Aby‡”Q‡` D‡jøL
h_v- Kiv n‡q‡Q †h, ÒfvlvMZ I mvs¯‥…wZK
1. ivLvBb 2. Pxb H‡K¨i e܇b Ave× evOvwj RvwZ
39. evsjv‡`k‡K Pxb KLb ¯^xK…wZ cÖ`vb K‡i? HK¨e× I msKíe× msMÖvg K‡i RvZxq
A. 1972 mv‡j B. 1973 mv‡j ¯^vaxbZv hy‡×i gva¨‡g ¯^vaxbZv I
C. 1974 mv‡j D. 1975 mv‡j mve©‡f․gZ¡ AR©b K‡i‡Q| evOvwj RvwZi
Answer  D Explanation: †mB HK¨ I msnwZ n‡e evOvwj
RvZxqZvev` RvZxqZvev‡`i wfwË|Ó evOvwj RvwZ
evsjv‡`‡ki ¯^vaxbZv ¯^xK…wZ`vbKvix †`kmg~n Zv‡`i fvlv I ms¯‥…wZi Øviv HK¨e×
evsjv‡`k‡K ¯^xK…wZ `vbKvix wØZxq fviZ (6 GKwU Avjv`v Rb‡Mvôx| G ¯^vZš¿¨‡eva
†`k wW‡m¤^i 1971) m¤ú‡K© m‡PZb evOvwj RvwZ
evsjv‡`k‡K ¯^xK…wZ `vbKvix cÖ_g gvj‡qwkqv HK¨e×fv‡e gyw³hy‡×i gva¨‡g we‡k¦i
Abvie gymwjg †`k (25 †deªæqvwi gvbwP‡Î ¯^vaxb I mve©‡f․g ivóª M‡o
1972) Zz‡j‡Q| evOvwj RvZxqZvev` evOvwji
evsjv‡`k‡K ¯^xK…wZ `vbKvix cÖ_g c~e© Rvg©vwb c_cÖ`k©K I AMÖMwZi †cÖiYv|
BD‡iv‡ci †`k (11 Rvbyqvwi g~j msweav‡bi 10 bs Aby‡”Q‡` ejv
1972) n‡q‡Q, Ògvby‡li Dci gvby‡li †kvl‡Yi
evsjv‡`k‡K ¯^xK…wZ `vbKvix cÖ_g †m‡bMvj Aemvb NwU‡q b¨vqvbyM mgvR e¨e¯’v
Avwd«Kvb †`k (1 †deªæqvwi cÖwZôvi D‡Ï‡k¨ †kvlYnxb mgvR Kv‡qg
1972) mgvRZš¿ Kiv n‡e|Ó mgvRZš¿‡K ivóªxq g~jbxwZ
mgvRZvwš¿K †`k wnmv‡e evsjv‡`k‡K wn‡m‡e MÖnY Kivi j¶¨ wQj g~jZ
†cvj¨vÛ
cÖ_g ¯^xK…wZ †`q †Kvb †`k †gnbwZ gvbyl‡K mKj cÖKvi †kvlY n‡Z
(12 Rvbyqvwi,
(G w`b eyj‡MwiqvI evsjv‡`k‡K gyw³ †`qv| mgvRZš¿ cÖwZwôZ n‡e
1972)
¯^xK…wZ †`q)| MYZvwš¿K c‡_| GRb¨ †kªYxmsMÖvg wKsev

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 85
wecø‡ei cÖ‡qvRb †bB| AvB‡bi  2007 mv‡j G PviwU †`k wb‡q
Av‡ivwcZ mxgvi g‡a¨ e¨w³MZ Quadrilateral Security
gvwjKvbv _vK‡e| Dialogue ev ‡Kvqv‡Wi m~Pbv
msweav‡bi 11 Aby‡”Q‡` ejv n‡q‡Q nq|
MYcÖRvZš¿x evsjv‡`k n‡e GKwU
 Rvcv‡bi ZrKvjxb cÖavbgš¿x
MYZvwš¿K ivóª| †hLv‡b †g․wjK
wkb‡Rv A¨v‡e 2007 mv‡j
gvbevwaKvi, ¯^vaxbZvi wbðqZv Ges
AvbyôvwbK GKwU PZzc©vwÿK
gvbemËvi gh©v`vi cÖwZ kª×v‡eva wbwðZ
wbivcËv Av‡jvPbvi WvK †`b|
n‡e| ivóªxq mKj Kv‡R AskMÖnY
MYZš¿ wbwðZ KivB wQj Gi D‡Ïk¨|  me©‡kl 24 †m‡Þ¤^i 2021
cÖvßeq¯‥‡`i me©Rbxb †fvUvwaKv‡ii hy³iv‡óªi IqvwksU‡b †Kvqv‡Wi
gva¨‡g miKvi wbe©vwPZ n‡e| •eVK AbywôZ nq|
mgvRRxeb n‡Z me©cÖKvi •elg¨ `~ixf~Z 43. gyw³hy× PjvKvjxb evsjv‡`k AvIqvgx jx‡Mi gyLcÎ wQj
K‡i bvMwiK‡`i †g․wjK gvbweK †Kvb cwÎKvwU?
AwaKvi Ges e¨w³ ¯^vaxbZvi wbðqZv A. Rqevsjv B. gyw³hy×
weavb Kiv n‡e| C. bZzb evsjv D. ¯^vaxb evsjv
msweav‡bi 12 bs Aby‡”Q‡` D‡jøL Kiv Answer  A Explanation:
n‡q‡Q †h, Òivóª KZ…©K †Kvb ag©‡K 1971 mv‡j gyw³hy‡×i mgq gywRebMi
ag© ivR‣bwZK gh©v`v, ivR‣bwZK D‡Ï‡k¨ ‡_‡K cÖKvwkZ evsjv‡`k AvIqvgx
wbi‡c¶Zv †Kvb a‡g©i e¨envi, †Kvb we‡kl ag© jx‡Mi evsjv mvßvwnK gyLcÎ| cwÎKvwU
cvjbKvix e¨w³i •elg¨ ev Zvi Dci g~jZ wQj gywRebM‡i cÖevmx evsjv‡`k
Drcxob Kiv n‡e bv|Ó miKv‡ii GKwU cÖPvi gva¨g| Gi j¶¨
41. my‡qR Lvj †Kvb †`‡k Aew¯’Z? Rqevsjv
wQj GKw`‡K gyw³hy‡×i AMÖMwZ I
A. wgki B. Zzi¯‥ C. wjweqv D. my`vb gyw³‡hv×v‡`i K…wZZ¡ Rbmg‡¶ Zy‡j aiv
Answer  A Explanation: Ges Ab¨w`‡K evsjv‡`‡ki gyw³hy‡×i
wgk‡ii wmbvB DcØx‡ci cwð‡g Aew¯’Z mc‡¶ wek¦RbgZ m„wó I AvšÍR©vwZK
Ae¯’vb mg_©b jvf|
GKwU K…wËg mvgyw`ªK Lvj|
wbgvY© ïiæ GwcÖj 1859 44. evsjv‡`k miKv‡ii Z_¨ gš¿Yvj‡qi bZzb bvg †KvbwU?
wbg©vY †kl b‡f¤^i 1869 A. Z_¨ I cÖKvkbv gš¿Yvjq
my‡qR K¨v‡bj ‡Kv¤úvwb B. Z_¨ I cÖhyw³ gš¿Yvjq
g~j
(Compagnie Universelle du C. Z_¨ I m¤úªPvi gš¿Yvjq
gvwjKvbv
Canal Maritime de Suez) D. Z_¨ I ‡hvMv‡hvM gš¿Yvjq
‡b․-Pvjbv my‡qR K¨v‡bj A_wiwU
Answer  C Explanation:
KZ…©cÿ
hy³ K‡i‡Q ‡jvwnZ mvMi I f‚ga¨mvMi‡K  Z_¨ gš¿Yvj‡qi eZ©gvb bvg - Z_¨
my‡qR Lv‡ji †jvwnZ mvM‡ii As‡k I m¤úªPvi gš¿bvjq (Ministry
wgk‡ii e›`‡ii Ômy‡qR e›`iÕ Ges of Information and
f‚ga¨mvMv‡ii Aew¯’Z wgk‡ii e›`‡ii
bvg Ô‣mq` e›`iÕ| Z_¨ I Broadcasting).
42. ‡KvqvW-Gi m`m¨ ivóª †Kvb¸‡jv? m¤úªPvi  msweav‡bi †h Aby‡”Q‡`i gva¨‡g
A. evsjv‡`k, gvqvbgvi, kÖxjsKv, Pxb gš¿Yvjq ms‡kvab Avbv nq - 55(6) G
B. fviZ, ivwkqv, †bcvj, fzUvb cÖ`Ë ivóªcwZi ÿgZve‡j|
C. gvwK©b hy³ivóª, Rvcvb, d«vÝ, Pxb  Z_¨ gš¿YvjqwUi eZ©gvb gš¿x -
D. gvwK©b hy³ivóª, fviZ, A‡÷ªwjqv, Rvcvb gynv¤§` nvQvb gvngy`|
Answer  D Explanation:
45. Ôwek^ gy³ MYgva¨g w`em 2021Õ- Gi cÖwZcv`¨ Kx wQj?
 Bs‡iwR kã Quadrilateral ev A. Journalism without Fear or Favour
PZzc©vwÿ‡Ki mswÿß iƒc †KvqvW B. Media and Good Governance
‡KvqvW (Quad)|
C. Information as a Public Good
 PviwU †`‡ki †RvU- hy³ivóª,
Rvcvb, A‡÷ªwjqv I fviZ| D. Freedom of Information: The Right to Know

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 86
Answer  C Explanation: 49. weaev-weevn Pvjy Kivi R‡b¨ Av‡›`vjb Avi¤¢ K‡iwQ‡jb-
1991 mv‡j BD‡b‡¯‥vi 26Zg mvaviY A. ivRv ivg‡gvnb ivq B. Ck^iP›`ª we`¨vmvMi
wek^ gy³ Awa‡ek‡bi mycvwik Abyhvqx 1993 mv‡j C. gnvZ¥ MvÜ D. ‡iv‡Kqv mvLvIqvr †nv‡mb
MYgva¨g RvwZms‡Ni mvaviY mfvq (3 ‡g) Answer  B Explanation:
w`em ZvwiLwU‡K ÔIqvì© ‡cÖm wd«Wg ‡WÕ A_ev wek¦  Ck¦iP›`ª we`¨vmvMi Rb¥MÖnY
gy³ MYgva¨g w`e‡mi ¯^xK…wZ ‡`qv nq| K‡ib- 26 †m‡Þ¤^i 1820,
46. Committee to Protect Journalists †Kvb †g‡`bxcyi †Rjvi exiwmsn MÖv‡g|
†`kwfwËK msMVb?  evsjv M`¨ iPbvi c_ cÖ`k©K
A. hy³ivóª B. hy³ivR¨ C. KvbvWv D. myB‡Wb wQ‡jb- Ck¦iP›`ª we`¨vmvMi|
 wn›`y mgv‡R weaev weevn •ea AvBb
Answer  A Explanation: Ck^iP›`ª cvm K‡ib - Ck¦iP›`ª we`¨vmvMi
GKwU Av‡gwiKvb ¯^vaxb AjvfRbK, we`¨vmvMi  Ck¦iP›`ª we`¨vmvMi weaev weevn AvBb
‡emiKvwi ms¯’v, wbD BqK© wmwU, wbD cv‡mi Rb¨ fvi‡Zi weªwUk miKv‡ii
Committee Kv‡Q Av‡e`b K‡ib - 4 A‡±vei
BqK© wfwËK, mviv we‡k¦i
to Protect 1855|
msev``vZv‡`i mv‡_| CPJ  wn›`y weaev weevn AvBb Abymv‡i
Journalists msev`c‡Îi ¯^vaxbZvi cÖPvi K‡i Ges
cÖ_g weevn K‡ib - Aa¨vcK
mvsevw`K‡`i AwaKvi i¶v K‡i| kxkP›`ª we`¨viZœ (wW‡m¤^i 1856)
47. ‡KvbwU msev` ms¯’v bq? 50. ‡ZfvMv Av‡›`vjb ïiæ nq-
A. wmbûqv B. mvbv C. evmm D. wmGbGb A. evsjvi DËi Ges DËi c~e©v‡ji †Rjvmg~‡n
Answer  D Explanation: B. evsjvi DËi c~e©v‡ji †Rjvmg~‡n
 CNN c~Y©iƒc- Cable News C. evsjvi c~e©v‡ji †Rjvmg~‡n
Network. D. evsjvi `wÿY c~e©v‡ji ‡Rjvmg~‡n
 GwU hy³ivóªwfwËK m¨v‡UjvBU Answer  A Explanation:
†Uwjwfkb P¨v‡bj|  ZrKvjxb c~e© evsjv Ges cwðge‡½
 GwU msev` I msev‡`i we‡kølY GB Av‡›`vjb msMwVZ nq| †ZfvMv
m¤úª Pvi K‡i _v‡K| Av‡›`vjb 1946 mv‡ji wW‡m¤^i -G
wmGbGb ïiæ n‡q 1947 mvj ch©šÍ P‡j| eM©v
 1980 mv‡j †UW Uvb©vi GwU cÖwZôv
K‡ib| ev fvM-Pvlxiv G‡Z Ask ‡bq| ‡gvU
 m`i `ßi- AvUjv›Uv, RwR©qv †ZfvMv Drcbœ dm‡ji wZb fv‡Mi `yBfvM
cv‡e Pvlx, GK fvM Rwgi gvwjK-
(hy³ivóª)| Av‡›`vjb GB `vwe ‡_‡KB ‡ZfvMv Av‡›`vj‡bi
 evsjv‡`‡k m¤úªPvi - 29 †m‡Þ¤^i m~ÎcvZ| GB Av‡›`vj‡bi RbK bv‡g
1992| L¨vZ nvRx ‡gvnv¤§` `v‡bk|
 wmbûqv wbDR G‡RwÝ Pxb  ‡ZfvMv Av‡›`vj‡bi †bÎx- Bjv wgÎ|
wmbûqv †`kwfwËK msev` ms¯’v|  ‡ZfvMv Av‡›`vjb‡Kw›`ªK Dcb¨vm-
 m`i `ßi- †eBwRs, Pxb| bvpvB
mvbv wmwiqvi msev` ms¯’v 51. cÖ ‡ `‡ki mnKvwi KvRK‡g© †Kvb fvlv e¨eüZ n‡e Zv
evmm evsjv‡`k msev` ms¯’v cÖ ‡ `‡ki RbMYB wVK Ki‡e| wKš‘ cvwK¯Ív‡bi ivóªfvlv
48. dR‡j nvmvb Av‡e` gyw³hy×Kv‡j †Kvb msMV‡bi gva¨‡g n‡e †Kej D`y |
© 1952 mv‡ji Rvbyqvwi gv‡m G e³e¨
RbgZ MV‡b KvR K‡ib? w`‡qwQ‡jb-
A. `¨ KbmvU© di evsjv‡`k A. LvRv bvwRgyÏxb B. ax‡i›`ªbv_ `Ë
B. ¯^vaxb evsjv †eZvi †K›`ª C . ‡gvnv¤§` Avjx wRbœ vn D. wjqvKZ Avjx Lvb
C. evsjv‡`k B‡›U‡jKPzqvjm wjev‡ikb Iqvi KvDwÝj Answer  A Explanation:
D. A¨vKkb evsjv‡`k 1952 mv‡ji 27 Rvbyqvwi LvRv bvwRgyÏxb KivwP ‡_‡K
Answer  D Explanation: XvKvq Av‡mb| wZwb cëb gq`v‡b GK Rbmfvq e‡jb
1971 mv‡j evsjv‡`‡ki gyw³hy× ïiæ n‡j ‡h, cÖ‡`‡ki miKvwi KvRK‡g© ‡Kvb fvlv e¨eüZ n‡e
wZwb Bsj¨v‡Û P‡j hvb| ‡mLv‡b wZwb Zv cÖ‡`‡ki RbMYB wVK Ki‡e| wKš‘ cvwK¯Ív‡bi
BD‡iv‡ci wewfbœ ‡`‡k evsjv‡`‡ki hy‡×i ivó«fvlv n‡e ‡Kej D`©y| m‡½ m‡½ Gi Zxeª cÖwZwµqv
A¨vKkb
evsjv‡`k c‡¶ mg_©b Av`vq, Znwej msMÖn I RbgZ
nq| Ôivófvlv evsjv PvBÕ ‡køvMv‡b QvÎiv we‡¶vf ïiæ
K‡ib| 30 Rvbyqvwi XvKv wek¦we`¨vj‡q ag©NU cvwjZ
MV‡bi j‡¶¨ A¨vKkb evsjv‡`k Ges ‡njc
nq| 31 Rvbyqvwi AvIqvgx jx‡Mi mfvcwZ gIjvbv
evsjv‡`k cÖwZôv K‡ib|

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

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fvmvbxi mfvcwZ‡Z¡ AbywôZ wewfbœ ivR‣bwZK- ‡NvlYvc‡Îi AvBbMZ w`K¸‡jv
mvs¯‥…wZK `‡ji cÖwZwbwa‡`i GK mfvq Ôme©`jxq ms‡kvab K‡i G‡K c~ Y Z
© v `vb K‡ib|
‡K›`ªxq ivó«fvlv msMÖvg cwil`Õ MwVZ nq, hvi AvnŸvqK GB ‡NvlYvcÎwU cÖ_ ‡g 10 GwcÖj
wQ‡jb KvRx ‡Mvjvg gvneye| G mgq miKvi Aviwe gy w RebMi ‡_‡K cÖ
P vi Kiv nq|
ni‡d evsjv ‡jLvi cÖ¯Íve ‡ck K‡i| Gi weiæ‡×I Zxeª 54. ‡Kvb †Mvôx †_‡K evOvwj RvwZi cÖavb Ask M‡o D‡V‡Q?
cÖwZev` Rvbv‡bv nq| ivó«fvlv msMÖvg cwil` 21 A. `ªvweo B. Aw÷ªK C. ‡bwMÖ‡Uv D. ‡fvUPxb
‡deªæqvwi ( GKy‡k ‡deªæqvwi) mgMÖ c~e© cvwK¯Ív‡b Answer  B Explanation:
niZvj, Rbmfv I we‡¶vf wgwQj Av‡qvR‡bi wm×všÍ
‡bq| cÖvq cvuP nvRvi eQi c~‡e© B‡›`vPxb
†_‡K Avmvg n‡q evsjvq cÖ‡ek K‡i
52. Ôjv‡nvi cÖ¯Ív‡ei wfwˇZ msweavb iPbv K‡i cvwK¯Ívb‡K
Ges wb‡MÖv‡`i DrLvZ K‡i| Aw÷ªK
GKwU †dWv‡ik‡b cwiYZ Ki‡Z n‡eÕ- e³e¨wU wb‡Pi Aw÷ªK
RvwZ †_‡K evOvwj RvwZi cÖavb Ask
†KvbwU‡Z wea„Z n‡q‡Q?
M‡o D‡V‡Q e‡j g‡b Kiv nq| †KD
A. GKzk `dv B. Qq `dv
†KD G‡`i Ôwblv` RvwZÕ e‡j _v‡K|
C. GMv‡iv `dv D. jv‡nvi cÖ¯Íve
55. evOvwj wPšÍvwe` †K?
Answer  B Explanation: A. kÖxÁvb AZxk `xc¼i B. gnvZ¥ MvÜx
kvmbZvwš¿K KvVv‡gv I iv‡ó«i cÖK…wZ C. ‡e`e¨vm D. DBwjqvg †Rvbm
 ‡`‡ki kvmbZvwš¿K KvVv‡gv Ggwb Answer  A Explanation:
n‡Z n‡e ‡hLv‡b cvwK¯Ívb n‡e AZxk `xc¼i kÖxÁvb n‡jb GKRb cÖL¨vZ cwÐZ whwb
GKwU ‡dWv‡ikbwfwËK ivó«msN cvj mv¤ªv‡R¨i Avg‡j GKRb ‡e․× wf¶y Ges †e․× ag©
Ges Zvi wfwË n‡e jv‡nvi cÖ¯Íve| cÖPviK wQ‡jb|
Qq `dv  miKvi n‡e cvj©v‡g›Uvwi ai‡bi| 56. ÔD”PwkÿvcÖvß f`ª‡jv‡Ki N‡i GLb ÔGg G cvkÕ eD bv
 AvBb cwil‡`i (Legislatures) n‡j Av‡jv nq bv| wKš‘ GR‡b¨ †m †ePviv‡`i MvjvMvwj bv
¶gZv n‡e mve©‡f․g| w`‡q eis hv‡Z Zvuiv Avgv‡`i nvZQvov bv nb| ZviB
 GB cwil` I wbe©vwPZ n‡e e¨e¯Ív Ki‡Z n‡e| Avgvi Av‡iv Rvbv Av‡Q †h, A‡bK
me©Rbxb †fvUvwaKv‡ii wfwˇZ weK…Z-gw¯Í®‥ ag©nxb †jvK Dchy³v we`ylx fvh©vi nv‡Z c‡o
Rbmvavi‡Yi mivmwi ‡fv‡U| ïa‡i wM‡q PgrKvi cvKv gymyjøx n‡q‡Qb|Õ- D×…wZwU‡Z
53. ¯^vaxbZvi †NvlYvc‡Îi Lmov cÖYqb K‡ib- †iv‡Kqvi e³e¨ n‡jv:
A. AvIqvgx jx‡Mi IqvwK©s KwgwUi mfvq A. wkwÿZv bvixi ¯ú‡k© cyiæl cv_i n‡q hvq
B. gywRebMi miKv‡ii cÖavbgš¿x ZvRDÏxb Avng` B. we`~lx fvh©vi nv‡Z c‡o cyiæl wec`Mvgx nq
C. evsjv‡`‡ki Dc-ivóªcwZ Ges A¯’vqx ivóªcwZ •mq` C. Gg.G. cvm eD †hb ‡KD we‡q bv K‡i
bRiæj Bmjvg D. wkwÿZv bvixi ¯ú‡k© A‡bK weK…Z-gw¯Í®‥ ag©nxb †jvK
D. MYcwil` I cÖv‡`wkK cwil‡`i †hmKj m`m¨ 10 ïa‡i hvq
GwcÖ‡ji g‡a¨ KjKvZvq wgwjZ nb Zviv Answer  D Explanation:
Answer  D Explanation:  wkwÿZv bvixi ¯ú‡k© A‡bK weK…Z-gw¯Í®‥ ag©nxb
1971 mv‡ji 25 gvP© iv‡Z cvwK¯Ívb †jvK ïa‡i hvq| †Kbbv D×wZwU‡Z ejv n‡q‡Q,
mvgwiK evwnbx XvKv Ges ZrKvjxb c~e© A‡bK A‡bK weK…Z-gw¯Í®‥ ag©nxb †jvK Dchy³v
cvwK¯Ív‡bi Ab¨vb¨ As‡k AvµgY we`ylx fvh©vi nv‡Z c‡o ïa‡i wM‡q PgrKvi cvKv
Pvwj‡q e¨vcK MYnZ¨v Pvjvq| GB gymyjøx n‡q‡Qb|
MYnZ¨vi cÖv°v‡j ZrKvjxb AvIqvgx 57. Mind : Thinking Body:?
jxM ‡bZ…e„›`, MYcwil` I cÖv‡`wkK A . Cry B . Feelings
cwil‡`i m`m¨MY wbivcËvi Rb¨ mxgvšÍ C . Smooth D . Extension
¯^vaxbZvi
AwZµg K‡i fvi‡Z wM‡q AvkÖq ‡bb| Answer  B Explanation:
†NvlYvc‡Îi
cÖv‡`wkK cwil‡`i ‡h mKj m`m¨ 10 58. ÔG ch©šÍ `vk©wbKiv ïay RMZ‡K e¨vL¨v K‡i‡Qb, cÖ‡qvRb
Lmov cÖYqb
GwcÖ‡ji g‡a¨ KjKvZvq ‡c․Q‡Z m¶g Zv‡K cvëv‡bvÕ-
nb Zv‡`i wb‡q ZvRDÏxb Avng` A. cvëv‡bv ej‡Z Dc‡o †djv‡K eySv‡bv n‡q‡Q
gwš¿cwil` MVb K‡ib| Zvi wb‡`©‡kB
B. cvëv‡bv ej‡Z fvev`k© cwieZ©‡bi K_v ejv n‡q‡Q
Aa¨vcK ‡ingvb ‡mvenvb Av‡iv
K‡qKR‡bi mvnvh¨ wb‡q ¯^vaxbZvi C. cvëv‡bv n‡jv `k©‡bi KvR
‡NvlYvc‡Îi GKwU Lmov cÖYqb K‡ib| D. cvëv‡bv ej‡Z mvgvwRK cwieZ©‡bi K_v ejv n‡q‡Q
Gici e¨vwi÷vi Avgxi-Dj-Bmjvg GB Answer  D Explanation:

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 88
59. Rahim has invited his three buddies over
to watch the basketball game on his wide- Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq
screen television. They are all hungry, but Kjv I gvbweK Abyl`
no one wants to leave to get food. Just as t
hey are arguing about who should make ÔCÕ BDwbU SET CODE: B
the food run, a cmmercial comes on for a fwZ© cixÿv 2020-2021
local pizze-ria that dilivers. The phone
cÖwZwU fzj Dˇii Rb¨ 0.20 b¤^i KvUv hv‡e|
number flashes on the screen briefly and
DËic‡Îi wb‡`©wkZ ¯’v‡b wb‡Pi evK¨ `ywU †jL|
they all try to remember it. By the time mv¤úª`vwqK m¤úªxwZ Avgv‡`i HwZT¨|
Zachary grabs a pen and paper, each of Knowledge is Power.
them recollects a different number.
i. All of the men agree that the first three (37 ‡_‡K 42 cÖkœ¸‡jv AvšÍR©vwZK m¤úK© wefv‡Mi)
numbers are 995. 1. AvLZviæ¾vgvb Bwjqv‡mi MíMÖš’ msL¨v KqwU?
ii. Three of them agree that the fourth A. 3wU B. 4wU C. 5wU D. 6wU
number is 9. Answer  C Explanation:
iii. Three agree that the fifth number is 2. AvLZviæ¾vgvb Bwjqvm (12 ‡deªæqvwi 1943 - 4
iv. Three agree that the sixth number is 6; Rvbyqvwi 1997) evsjv‡`‡ki GKRb cÖL¨vZ
three others agree that the seventh K_vmvwnwZ¨K| wZwb GKRb ¯^ícÖR ‡jLK wQ‡jb|
number is also 6. `yBwU Dcb¨vm, ‡MvUv cvu‡PK MíMÖš’ Avi GKwU cÖeÜ
Which of the numbers is most likely the msKjb GB wb‡q Zvi iPbvm¤¢vi| ev¯—eZvi wbcyY
telephone number of the pizzeria? wPÎY, BwZnvm I ivR‣bwZK Ávb, Mfxi AšÍ`„©wó I
A. 995-9266 B. 995-9336 m~² ‡K․ZyK‡eva Zvi iPbv‡K w`‡q‡Q e¨wZµgx mylgv|
C. 995-9268 D. 995-8266 evsjv mvwn‡Z¨ ‣mq` IqvjxDjøvn&'i c‡iB wZwb me©vwaK
Answer  A Explanation:
cÖkswmZ evsjv‡`kx ‡jLK| Zv‡K mgvRev¯ÍeZvi
Abb¨mvaviY iƒcKvi ejv n‡q‡Q|
All of the men agree that the first three  Dcb¨vm: wP‡j‡KvVvi ‡mcvB (1987); ‡Lvqvebvgv
numbers are 995. (1996);
Three of them agree that the fourth number  ‡QvUMí msKjb: Ab¨ N‡i Ab¨ ¯^i (1976); †Lvuqvwi
is 9. (1982); `yafv‡Z DrcvZ (1985); ‡`vR‡Li Ig
Three agree that the fifth number is 2. (1989); Rvj ¯^cœ, ¯^‡cœi Rvj (1997)|
Three agree that the sixth number is 6,  cÖeÜ msKjb: ms¯‥…wZi fv½v ‡mZy (1998); ‡QvU
three others agree that the seventh number Mí ZvwjKv; ‡cÖ‡gi M‡àv; ‡iBb‡KvU; Rvj ¯^cœ,
is also 6. ¯^‡cœi Rvj; ‡dvuov; Kvbœv; wbiæ‡Ïk hvÎv; hyMjew›`;
Option (A) is the best choice because it is ‡divix; AcNvZ; cv‡qi wb‡P Rj; `yafv‡Z
made up of the numbers that most of the DrcvZ; mš‘; C`; wgwji nv‡Z ‡÷bMvb;
men agree they saw. KxUbvk‡Ki KxwZ©;
 AcÖKvwkZ ‡jLv: Ki‡Zvqv gvnvZ¥¨
60. It is not the purpose of philosophy to try to  cyi¯‥vi
solve our social, economic, and political  ûgvqyb Kwei ¯§…wZ cyi¯‥vi (1977)
problems; but it is its purpose to think  evsjv GKv‡Wgx cyi¯‥vi (1983)
carefully and systematically about certain  AvjvIj mvwnZ¨ cyi¯‥vi (1987)
fundamental questions which concerns  Avb›` cyi¯‥vi (1996)
ourselves, our conduct, and the world in  mvÕ`Z Avwj AvL›` mvwnZ¨ cyi¯‥vi(1996)
which we live- GB e³‡e¨ `vk©wbK j‡ÿ¨i Bw½Z  KvRx gvneyeyjøvn ¯^Y©c`K (1996)
i‡q‡Q;  GKy‡k c`K (gi‡YvËi) (1998)
A. mvgvwRK mgm¨vi mgvavb 2. ‡iBb‡KvU Mv‡q w`‡q byiæj û`vi g‡a¨ Kx Kx Abyf‚wZi
B. ‡g․wjK cÖ‡kœi c×wZMZ wPšÍb mÂvi nq?
C. AvPi‡Yi •eÁvwbK e¨vL¨v A. DòZv, mvnm I åvZ…cªxwZ
D. m”Qj Rxeb-aviY B. DòZv, mvnm I †`k‡cÖg
Answer  A Explanation: C. DòZv, Me© I †`k‡cÖg
D. DòZv, †`ªvn I gyw³i AvKv•ÿv
wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb
 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 89
Answer  B Explanation: 6. wb‡Pi †KvbwU Avj gvngy‡`i Dcb¨vm?
A. Avie¨ iRbxi ivRnvum B. Kwe I †Kvjvnj
MíwU 1971 mv‡ji Avgv‡`i gyw³hy‡×i †PZbv‡K enb
K‡i| M‡í †jLK 1971 mv‡ji gyw³hy‡×i mgq C. MÜewYK D. mvRNi
gyw³‡hv×v k¨vj‡Ki †iBb‡KvU fxZz byiæj û`vi Mvu‡q Answer  B Explanation:
cwo‡q Zvi g‡b mvnm I †`k‡cÖg mÂvwiZ K‡i‡Qb| Avj gvngy‡`i Ab¨vb¨ mvwnZ¨ Kg©mg~n:
Avi GB mvnwmKZvi fvebv fxZz byiæj û`v‡K GZUvB Dcgnv‡`k (gyw³hy× wfwËK);
Avweó K‡i †h, Lvb †mbv‡`i Pvey‡Ki AvNvZ‡K †m Dcb¨vm Av¸‡bi †g‡q, WvûKx, Kvwe‡ji
†Kv‡bv AvNvZ wn‡m‡eB ¸iæZ¡B †`q bv| k¨vjK †ev‡b, Kwe I †Kvjvnj|
gyw³‡hv×v wg›Uzi †iBb‡KvUUvB fxZz byiæj û`vi g‡b MíMÖš’ cvb‡K․woi i³, MÜewYK|
wb‡Ri †`k I gvZ…f‚wg m¤ú‡K© GK Abb¨ RvMÖZ K‡i| Rj‡ek¨v, ‡fRv Kvdb, gxi evoxi
gyw³‡hv×v k¨vj‡Ki †iBb‡KvU Mv‡q w`‡q mvaviY fxZz Mí
Kzmwibvgv, gq~ixi gyL|
cÖK…wZi byiæj û`vi g‡a¨ mÂvwiZ nq †h DòZv, mvnm
wkï‡Zvl MÖš’ cvwLi Kv‡Q dz‡ji Kv‡Q|
I †`k‡cÖg-ZviB e¨Äbvgq cÖKvk N‡U‡Q G M‡í|
7. Ôivwkqvi wQj †Rbv‡ij DB›Uvi, Avgv‡`i †Rbv‡ij
3. BD‡iv‡c †i‡bmvu‡mi ga¨ w`‡q †Kvb †Kvb †ÿ‡Î beRvMiY N‡U?
gbmyb|Õ-Dw³wU Kvi?
A. wPšÍv-‡PZbv, mgvRbxwZ I gvbeZvev`
A. byiæj û`v B. byiæj û`vi R‣bK mnKg©x
B. K…wlKvR, ag©wbi‡cÿZv I ivóªbxwZ
C. Ave`ym mvËvi g„av D. QÙ‡ekx Kzwj
C. evwYR¨, ag©wbi‡cÿZv I ivóªbxwZ
Answer  D Explanation:
D. ÁvbPP©v, wPšÍv-‡PZbv I wkí-mvwnZ¨
Answer  D Explanation: †Kwgw÷ª wWcvU©‡g‡›U Avjgvwi mvwR‡q ivLvi mgq GK
Kzwj `vuwo‡qwQj Zvi Mv †Nu‡l! ZLb †Zv †NviZg
wLªóxq †P․Ï †_‡K †lvj kZK a‡i BD‡iv‡c wkí-mvwnZ¨, el©vKvj, XvKvq Gevi e„wóI n‡q‡Q Lye| ivZw`b GB
ÁvbPP©v I wPšÍv-‡PZbvi †ÿ‡Î beRvMi‡Yi gva¨‡g ga¨hyM e„wó wb‡q †m wK †hb e‡jwQj, Zv †Z KzwjUv weoweo
†_‡K AvaywbK hy‡M DËiYB BD‡ivcxq †i‡bmvum| K‡i I‡V, Ôel©vKv‡jB †Zv RyrÕ|
4. Ôi‡³ Avgvi Abvw` Aw¯’Õ KweZvq Kwei †Pv‡L †Kvb b`xwUi 8. evsjv mvwn‡Z¨i hyMwefv‡M †QvUMí †Kvb hy‡Mi m„wó?
cwjgvwU MwjZ †mvbvq †gkv‡bv? A. cÖvPxb hyM B. ga¨hyM
A. ‡gNbv B. KY©dzjx
C. AvaywbK hyM D. DËi-AvaywbK hyM
C. myigv D. hgybv
Answer  C Explanation:
Answer  C Explanation:
1800 mvj ‡_‡K evsjv mvwn‡Z¨i AvaywbK
i‡³ Avgvi Abvw` Aw¯’ KweZvwUi m¤úwK©Z ¸iæZ¡c~Y©
hy‡Mi ïiæ| G mg‡q ‡`‡k Bs‡iwR wk¶v
Z_¨:
 KvRj eyK †Kvb b`xi- myigv b`x| cÖPj‡bi d‡j wkw¶Z evOvwj Bs‡iwR
 Kwe Kvi †h․eb Pvb- cÙvi| mvwn‡Z¨i cÖwZ AvK…ó nq Ges evsjv
 Kwe Kvi †cÖg Pvb- hygbvi| mvwn‡Z¨ Zvui cÖfve c«wZdwjZ n‡Z _v‡K|
 myigv b`xi cwj‡K Kwe Kx e‡jb- MwjZ †ng| AvaywbK hyM AvaywbK hy‡Mi cÖ_g ch©v‡q evsjv M‡`¨i
5. Ô‡jvK-‡jvKvšÍiÕ KweZvq Kwe Zvui Kve¨‡PZbv‡K g~Z© PP©v ïiæ nq Ges mvwn‡Z¨i fvlv wn‡m‡e
K‡i‡Qb †Kvb Aj¼v‡ii ga¨ w`‡q? M`¨ cwiwYZch©v‡q DbœxZ nq| Zvi d‡j
A. Dcgv B. gvjvbycÖvm evsjv mvwn‡Z¨ AvaywbK mvwnZ¨ kvLv cÖeÜ,
C. iƒcK D. wPÎKí Mí, Dcb¨vm bvUK m…wó n‡q evsjv
Answer  D Explanation: mvwnZ¨‡K ‣ewPΨgyLx K‡i ‡Zv‡j|
G KweZvwU Avj gvngy‡`i Ô‡jvK-‡jvKvšÍiÕ Kv‡e¨i 9. wb‡Pi †Kvb KweZvwU gvÎve„Ë Q‡›` iwPZ?
bvg- KweZv| GwU Kwei AvZ¥cwiPqg~jK KweZv| A. ‡mB A¯¿
Kwei †PZbv †hb mwZ¨Kv‡ii mcÖvY GK Aw¯ÍZ¡- B. i‡³ Avgvi Abvw` Aw¯’
cvwLZzj¨ †mB KwemËv my›`‡ii I inm¨gqZvi C. Avwg wKse`wšÍi K_v ejwQ
¯^cœ‡m․‡a¨ weivRgvb| cÖv‡Yi g‡a¨, cÖK…wZi g‡a¨ m„wói D. ‡jvK-‡jvKvšÍi
g‡a¨ Zvi emevm| Kwe wPÎK‡íi gvjv †Mu‡_ Zvui Kve¨ Answer  B Explanation:
†PZbv‡K g~Z© K‡i Zzj‡Z Pvb| G KweZvq GK myMfxi
‡mB A¯¿ Aÿie„Ë Q‡›` iwPZ|
wew”QbœZv‡ev‡ai hš¿Yv Kwe‡K KvZi K‡i, AvnZ K‡i|
Zey Kwe m„wói Avb›`‡K Dc‡fvM Ki‡Z AvMÖnx| Zvi i‡³ Avgvi Abvw` Aw¯’ gvÎve„Ë Q‡›` iwPZ|
m„wói weRq Aek¨¤¢vix- G cÖZ¨q Zvui wew”QbœZv‡ev‡ai Avwg wKse`wšÍi K_v ejwQ M`¨ Q‡›` iwPZ|
†e`bv‡K cÖkwgZ K‡i| ‡jvK-‡jvKvšÍi Aÿie„Ë Q‡›` iwPZ|

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 90
10. wb‡Pi †Kvb kãwU ï×?  mvay fvlv K‡ZvcK_b, e³…Zv, bvU‡Ki
A. BwZg‡a¨ B. B‡Zvg‡a¨ C. BwZtg‡a¨ D. BZtg‡a¨ ms‡jv‡ci Abyc‡hvMx|
Answer  B Explanation:  mvay fvlv e¨vKiY Abyhvqx Ges mywba©vwiZ|
Aï× evbvb ï× evbvb 16. It looks easy –––– is hard to deal with.
A. but B. and C. yet D. so
`y¯‥…wZKvix `y®‥…wZKvix
`yive¯’v `yie¯’v Answer  A Explanation:
‡`․p ‡`․o wecixZgyLx A‡_© but e‡m|
11. ÔÿwZÕ mv‡_ wb‡Pi †Kvb kãwU cÖ‡hvR¨? 17. Let the task –––– done as directed.
A. Awš^ó B. Awbô C. Awš^ô D. Awbó A. is B. to be C. was D. be
Answer  D Explanation: Answer  D Explanation:
 Awš^ó: hvnvi AbymÜvb Kiv nBqv‡Q| let+ object+ verb base form e‡m| To be,
 Awbô: wbôvk~b¨, Abyiw³nxb, kÖ×vnxb| am, is, are, was, were, be, being, being –
 Awbó: ÿwZ, AcKvi, Ag½j| Gi base form n‡jv be.
12. ev‡K¨i AvÿwiK A_© Qvwc‡q hLb we‡kl †Kv‡bv A_© cÖKvk 18. They haven't visited the garden, ––––?
cvq, ZLb Zv‡K Kx e‡j? A. are they B. were they
A. evP¨v_© B. evMaviv C. haven't they D. have they
C. cÖev`-cÖePb D. myfvwlZ evK¨ Answer  D Explanation:
Answer  B Explanation:
auxiliary (negative) + v3 Gi tag G -
13. Ô‡KvwKjÕ- Gi cÖwZkã †KvbwU? auxiliary (positive) + subject +? em|
A. cif„Z B. wenM C. cÿx D. wPKi 19. The girl as well as her parents ––––
Answer  A Explanation: watching the movie.
 †KvwKj Gi mgv_©K kã: ‡Kv‡qwjqv, gayeb, A. is B. are
gaymLv, gaygyL, emšÍ`~Z, cif…Z, KvKcyó, KjKÉ C. were D. have been
I wcK| Answer  A Explanation:
14. K_¨fvlvi iƒc Kq cÖKvi? with, along with, together with, as well as,
A. `yB B. wZb C. Pvi D. cvuP including, prepositional phrase & and not
Answer  A Explanation: etc _vK‡j cÖ_g subject Abyhvqx verb nq|
c„w_exi Ab¨ me fvlvi gZ evsjv fvlvi `ywU iƒc 20. He needs –––– book that you bought
we`¨gvb| h_v: (1) PwjZ ev K_¨ixwZ (2) †jL¨ ev yesterday.
mvayixwZ| fvlvi cÖKvi‡f` wb¤œiƒcfv‡eI †`Lv‡bv hvq- A. a B. the C. an D. those
evsjv fvlv Answer  B Explanation:
wbw`©ó K‡i †evSv‡Z the e‡m| †h eBwU Zzwg MZKvj
‣jwLK †g․wLK wK‡bwQ‡j Zvi GB eBwU cÖ‡qvRb- He needs the
book that you bought yesterday.
21. She looks at the photograph –––– you have
mvay PwjZ (AvÂwjK Dcfvlv) taken right now.
15. ‡`wk I we‡`wk k‡ãi e¨envi †bB †Kvb ixwZ‡Z? A. why B. how C. that D. what
A. cÖwgZ †jL¨ B. cÖwgZ K_¨ Answer  C Explanation:
C. mvay fvlv D. mgvR fvlv present ind + that + present perfect
Answer  C Explanation: 22. Hardly had be reached Dhaka –––– his
 mvay fvlvixwZi •ewkó¨: sister received him.
 mvay fvlv Zrmg kãeûj| †hgb: AiY¨, eY© A. after B. before
BZ¨vw`| C. then D. than
 mvay fvlv ¸iæM¤¢xi, gš’i I K…wÎg|
Answer  D Explanation:
 G ixwZ‡Z me©bvg wµqvc` GK we‡kl
MVbc×wZ †g‡b P‡j| Hardly had v3 than v2 e‡m|

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 91
23. Pay attention –––– English grammar to 29. The adjective of the word 'sustain' is ––––.
use correct sentences. A. sustainablity B. sustaining
A. to B. in C. on D. with C. sustainable D. sustainably
Answer  A Explanation: Answer  C Explanation:
Pay attention to (somebody/ something ) Sustainer/sustainment (noun)
means to watch, listen, or think about Sustain (verb)
someone or something carefully. Sustainable (adjective)
Reference: Longman Dictionary 30. 'Be curious, not judgmental' is said by –––.
24. The synonym of the word 'elaborate' is–––. A. William Shakespeare
A. explain B. example B. Khalil Gibran
C. excuse D. expression C. T.S. Eilliot D. Walt Whitman
Answer  A Explanation: Answer  D Explanation:
elaborate, extend, expand, detailed - e¨vL¨v  “Resist much, obey little.‖ - Walt
Kiv| Whitman, Leaves of Grass
25. The antonym of the word 'delicate' is––––.  ―What is that you express in your eyes? It
A. subtle B. fragile C. weak D. strong seems to me more than all the print I have
Answer  D Explanation: read in my life.‖ - Walt Whitman
 ―Do I contradict myself?
delicate, weak, infirm, faint - (`ye©j) -
Very well then I contradict myself,
Strong (kw³kvjx)|
(I am large, I contain multitudes.)‖
26. William Golding wrote: - Walt Whitman, Leaves of Grass
A. King Lear B. Great Expectations
 ―Keep your face always toward the
C. Lord of the Flies D. Arms and the Man
sunshine - and shadows will fall
Answer  B Explanation: behind you.‖- Walt Whitman
 Most Popular Books of the author:  ―We were together. I forget the rest.‖ -
Lord of the Flies, The Inheritors,Rites Walt Whitman
of Passage, Lord of the Flies (Spark  ―I have learned that to be with those I
Notes Literature Guides), Darkness like is enough‖ - Walt Whitman
Visible, Bloom's Modern Critical  ―Whatever satisfies the soul is truth.‖
Views,The Critical Cosmos, Similar - Walt Whitman
Authors To William Golding, Anne  ―Be curious, not judgmental.‖
Frank etc. - Walt Whitman
27. Choose the correct sentence:  ―Happiness, not in another place but
A. He's had his hair cut really shortly. this place...not for another hour, but
B. He's had his hair cut really short. this hour.‖- Walt Whitman
C. He's had cut his hair really short.  ―I am large, I contain multitudes‖
D. He's had cut his hair real short - Walt Whitman, Leaves of Grass
Answer  B Explanation:  ―I sound my barbaric yawp over the
roofs of the world.‖- Walt Whitman
 †m Zvi Pzj mwZ¨Kv‡i †QvU K‡i KvwU‡q‡Q|
 ―Do anything, but let it produce joy.‖
Have + object+ base form of verb.
- Walt Whitman, Leaves of Grass
28. The past participle from of the verb 'lie' is  ―I am as bad as the worst, but, thank
––––. God, I am as good as the best.‖ - Walt
A. laid B. lain C. lay D. lying Whitman
Answer  B Explanation:  ―Peace is always beautiful.‖ - Walt
 Lie (present form) Whitman, Leaves of Grass
 Lay (past form)  ―And your very flesh shall be a great
 Lain (past participle) poem.‖ - Walt Whitman

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 92
 ―I discover myself on the verge of a Answer  B Explanation:
usual mistake.‖- Walt Whitman, Song  mf¨Zvi Drcw˯’j e‡j cwiwPZ-
of Myself †g‡mvc‡Ugxq mf¨Zv |
 ―These are the days that must happen  †g‡mvc‡Ugxq mf¨Zv M‡o D‡VwQj-
to you.‖ - Walt Whitman `Rjv I †dvivZ b`xi Zx‡i|
 ―The art of art, the glory of expression  `Rjv I †dvivZ b`xi eZ©gvb bvg
and the sunshine of the light of letters, - UvBwMÖm I BD‡d«wUm|
is simplicity.‖- Walt Whitman  †g‡mvc‡Uwgqv mf¨Zvi ch©vq wQj 4wU|
31. nwikP›`ª ivRvi wXwe cÖZœ¯’vbwUi wbg©vY I e¨envi ïiæ nq  my‡gixq
†Kvb hy‡M?  A¨v‡kixq
‡g‡mvc‡Uwgq
A. Avw` HwZnvwmK hy‡M B. ga¨ HwZnvwmK hy‡M
mf¨Zv  e¨vwejbxq
C. Jcwb‡ewkK hy‡M D. eZ©gvb hy‡M  K¨v‡jWxq mf¨Zv
Answer  A Explanation:  wgkixq mf¨Zvi mgmvgwqK mf¨Zv
evsjv‡`‡ki XvKv ‡Rjvaxb mvfvi Dc‡Rjvi gwR`cy‡i nj- †g‡mvc‡Ugxq mf¨Zv|
Aew¯’Z HwZnvwmK I cyivZvwË¡K ¯’vcbvi aŸsmve‡kl|  c„w_exi me‡P‡q cÖvPxb mf¨Zv
GB wXwe m‡¤¢vM iv‡R¨i ivRv ev kvmK nwikP‡›`ªi †KvbwU?- †g‡mvc‡Ugxq mf¨Zv|
cÖvmv‡`iB Aw¯Í‡Z¡i mv¶¨ enb K‡i| L„÷xq mßg-AóK  †g‡mvc‡Ugxq mf¨Zv eZ©gvb BivK
kZ‡K ivRv nwikP›`ª GB GjvKvq evm Ki‡Zb| GB A‡j M‡o I‡V|
wXwe I Avkcv‡k ‡ek K‡qKevi cÖZœZvwË¡K LbKvh© Kiv  †g‡mvc‡Ugxqv k‡ãi A_© ÔÔ`yB
n‡qwQj, hvi d‡j D×vi nq GKwU ‡e․× wenvimn b`xi ga¨eZx© †`k|ÕÕ
A‡bK cyivZvwË¡K e¯Í| eZ©gv‡b GB wXwe miKvwi 35. eZ©gvb dwi`cyi AÂj ga¨hy‡M Kx bv‡g cwiwPZ wQj?
ZvwjKvfy³ GKwU cÖZœZvwË¡K ¯’vcbv| A. Bmjvgvev` B. LwjdvZvev`
32. wg‡Rv‡iv‡gi jymvB cvnvo †_‡K Drcvw`Z b`xwUi bvg ---- C. d‡Znvev` D. ‡gvqv‡¾gvev`
--------| Answer  C Explanation:
A. nvj`v B. ‡LvqvB dwi`cyi ‡Rjvi cÖwZôv 1786 mv‡j| gZvšÍ‡i G-‡Rjv
C. gvZvgyûwi D. KY©dzjx cÖwZwôZ nq 1815 mv‡j| dwi`cy‡ii bvgKiY Kiv
Answer  D Explanation: n‡q‡Q GLvbKvi cÖL¨vZ mywd mvaK kvn ‡kL
 evsjv‡`‡ki me‡P‡q Li‡¯ªvZv b`x| dwi`ywχbi bvgvbymv‡i| G ‡Rjvi c~e©bvg wQj
 PÆMÖvg A‡ji g~j b`x| ÔÔd‡Znvev`ÕÕ| dwi`cyi ‡Rjvi cÖwZôv mb 1786 n‡jI
 KvßvB bvgK ¯’v‡b 1962 mv‡j evua w`‡q ZLb GwUi bvg wQj Rvjvjcyi Ges cÖavb Kvh©vjq wQj
Rjwe`y¨r †K›`ª M‡o †Zvjv n‡q‡Q| XvKv| 1807 wLªóv‡ã XvKv Rvjvjcyi n‡Z wef³ n‡q
KY©dzjx  DrcwË: wg‡Rviv‡gi jymvB cvnv‡oi GwU dwi`cyi ‡Rjv bv‡g AwfwnZ nq Ges ‡nW
js‡jn †_‡K| ‡KvqvU©vi ¯’vcb Kiv nq dwi`cyi kn‡i| ‡Mvqvj›`,
 cÖ‡ek gyL: iv½vgvwU †Rjv w`‡q dwi`cyi m`i, gv`vixcyi I ‡MvcvjMÄ GB PviwU
evsjv‡`‡k cÖ‡ek K‡i‡Q| gnKygv mgš^‡q dwi`cyi ‡Rjv c~Y©v½Zv cvq|
 Dcb`x: Kvmvjs, nvj`v, †evqvjLvjx, †Pw½| 36. hw` 57 = 2535, 89= 4045 nq, Z‡e 52 = ?
33. 1 wWwMÖ Aÿvsk = ----- cÖvq| A. 2510 B. 1040
A. 11 wKwg B. 211 wKwg C . 1025 D. ‡KvbwUB bq
C. 111 wKwg D. 311 wKwg Answer  A Explanation:
Answer  C Explanation: 37. AvšÍR©vwZK gy`ªv Znwej KZ mv‡j cÖwZwôZ nq?
DËi fv‡Mi bvg DËi ‡Mvjva© Ges `w¶Y fv‡Mi bvg A. 1945 B. 1948
`w¶Y ‡Mvjva©| c„w_exi ‡K․wYK gvc 360 Ges C . 1949 D. 1952
wK‡jvwgUvi wn‡m‡e Gi ‣`N¨© cÖvq 40,000 wK‡jvwgUvi| Answer  A Explanation:
myZivs 1 A¶vsk cwiwgZ ¯’vb cÖvq 111.1 wK‡jvwgUvi  c~Y©iƒc- International Monetary Fund.
nq|  IMF cÖwZwôZ nq- weªUb DWm m‡¤§jb (1944)|
34. ‡g‡mvc‡Uwgq mf¨Zv M‡o D‡VwQj -----------
 AvbyôvwbKfv‡e IMF cÖwZwôZ nq- 27 wW‡m¤^i,
A. bxj b‡`i Zx‡i
B. UvBwMÖm BD‡d«wUm b`xi Zx‡i 1945 mv‡j|
C. wmÜz b`xi Zx‡i D. fjMv b`xi Zx‡i  World Development Report cÖKvk K‡i|

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 93
 Kvh©µg ïiæ - 1 gvP© 1947 mvj|  ms‡kvabx welqe¯‘: msm`xq c×wZi
 m`m¨ msL¨v- 190wU miKvi cybtcªeZ©b, Dc-ivóªcwZi c`
Øv`k wejyß
 me©‡kl m`m¨- A¨v‡Ûviv ms‡kvabx  DÌvcbKvix: cÖavbgš¿x †eMg Lv‡j`v wRqv
 m`i `ßi - IqvwksUb wW.wm., hy³ivóª|  DÌvcb: 2 RyjvB, 1991
 eZ©gvb gnvmwPe- wµw÷bv jMv`© (2011-eZ©gvb) 41. wb‡Pi †Kvb¸‡jv ¯‥¨vwÛ‡bwfqvb †`k wn‡m‡e cwiwPZ?
 evsjv‡`k IMF Gi m`m¨ c` jvf K‡i- 10†g A. biI‡q, myB‡Wb, wdbj¨vÛ, †WbgvK©
1972 mv‡j| B. AvBmj¨vÛ, MÖxbj¨vÛ, wdbj¨vÛ, ivwkqv
 IMF †_‡K c`Z¨vM - wKDev| C. Zzi¯‥, †WbgvK©, myBRvij¨vÛ, Aw÷ªqv
38. evsjv‡`‡ki †Kvb †Rjv `yB †`‡ki mxgvbv Øviv †ewôZ? D. BUvjx, Rvg©vbx, †cvj¨vÛ, d«vÝ
A. K·evRvi B. iv½vgvwU Answer  A Explanation:
C. ev›`ieb D. LvMovQwo  ¯‥¨vwÛ‡bwfqvb AÂj- 5wU| GB 5wU
Answer  B Explanation: †`k‡K bwW©K AÂjI ejv nq|
iv½vgvwU †Rjv fviZ Ges ¯‥¨vwÛ‡bwfqvb  g‡b ivL‡eb †hfv‡e- wd‡W Avmyb:
wgqvbgvi `ywU †`‡ki mxgvbv Øviv †`k wd = wdbj¨vÛ, †W = †WbgvK©,
†ewóZ| Av = AvBmj¨vÛ, my= myB‡Wb I
 iv½vgwU evsjv‡`‡ki e„nËg †Rjv| b = biI‡q|
iv½vgvwU 42. I AvBwm (OIC) Gi c~Y©iƒc Kx?
iv½vgwUi AvqZb 6,116 eM©
wKwg| GB †Rjv wgqvbgvi I fviZ A. Organisation of Islamic Cooperation
G `ywU †`‡ki mxgvbv Gi mv‡_ B. Organisation of Islamic Committee
†ewóZ i‡q‡Q| C. Organisation of Islamic Countries
39. gywRebMi miKvi K‡e kc_ MÖnY K‡i? D. Organisation of Islamic Conference
A. 19 GwcÖj 1971 B. 10 Gwcªj 1971 Answer  D Explanation:
C. 17 GwcÖj 1971 D. 11 GwcÖj 1971  c~e©bvg- Organization of Islamic Conference.
Answer  C Explanation:  eZ©gvb bvg- Organization of Islamic Countries.
 cÖwZwôZ nq- 25 †m‡Þ¤^i, 1969 mv‡j|
gywRebMi miKvi  cÖwZôvKvjxb m`m¨ wQj- 24 wU|
A¯’vqx miKvi MVb 10 GwcÖj, 1971  cÖwZwôZ nq- 1967 mv‡ji 21 AMv‡÷i Avj-AvKmv
kc_ MÖnY 17 GwcÖj, 1971 gmwR‡`i AwMœ ms‡hvRb‡K †K›`ª K‡i|
 eZ©gvb m`m¨- 57 wU|
Awdm 8, w_‡qUvi †ivW, KjKvZv  me©‡kl m`m¨- AvBfwi †Kv÷|
A¯’vqx mwPevjq gywRebMi (†g‡nicyi)  m`i `ßi - †RÏv (†m․w` Avie)|
mwPevjq K¨v¤ú  eZ©gvb gnvmwPe- wn‡mBb eªvwng Zvnv (Pvu`), `vwqZ¡
MÖnY Ki‡b 17 b‡f¤^i, 2021|
‡cÖwm‡W›U I me©vwabvqK e½eÜz †kL gywReyi ingvb  cÖ_g m‡¤§jb AbywôZ nq- 1969 mv‡j ivev‡Z (gi‡°v)|
A¯’vqx ivóªcwZ ‣mq` bRiæj Bmjvg (Dc-  kxl© m‡¤§jb e‡m- 3 eQi c‡i|
ivóªcwZ)  evsjv‡`k OIC Gi m`m¨ c` jvf K‡i- 1974 mv‡j
(jv‡nv‡i 2q m‡¤§j‡b)|
cÖavbgš¿x ZvRDÏxb Avn‡g`  jv‡nv‡i AbywôZ OIC kxl© m‡¤§j‡b e½eÜz †hvM`vb
A_©-evwYR¨ I wkígš¿x K¨v‡Þb gbmyi Avjx K‡ib -23-24 †deªæqvwi 1974|
ciivóª I AvBb gš¿x L›`Kvi †gvkZvK Avn‡g` 43. j¨vwi wKs jvBf AbyôvbwU †Kvb †Uwjwfkb P¨v‡b‡j cÖPvwiZ n‡Zv?
cÖavb †mbvcwZ K‡Y©j (Aet) Gg G wR A. Gbwewm B. Wq‡P †f‡j
Imgvbx Gg.Gb.G C. wmGbGb D. wewewm
Answer  C Explanation:
Pxd Ae ÷vd K‡b©j (Aet) Avãyi ie
Gg.Gb.G.| hy³iv‡ó«i me‡P‡q RbwcÖq wUwf
mvsevw`K‡`i GKRb, wZwb jvB‡fi ‡nv÷
40. evsjv‡`‡ki msweav‡bi Øv`k ms‡kvabx wK welqK? gviv ‡M‡Qb| Kg©gq Rxe‡b wZwb 50
A. msm`xq e¨e¯’vi cybtcÖeZ©b nvRv‡iiI ‡ewk mv¶vrKvi wb‡q‡Qb| G‡`i
B. ZË¡veavqK e¨e¯Ívi cÖeZ©b j¨vwi wKs g‡a¨ i‡q‡Qb ‡jwW MvMv, dª¨vsK wmbvÎvi
C. ZË¡veavqK e¨e¯’v iwnZKiY g‡Zv Rb-bw›`Z MvqK ‡_‡K ïiæ K‡i `jvB
D. ‡Kv‡bwUB bq jvgv, ‡bjmb g¨v‡Ûjv I f&jvw`wgi cywZ‡bi
Answer  A Explanation: gZ ivR‣bwZK e¨w³Z¡iv|

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 94
44. ‡KvbwU mvsevw`K †gvbvRvZDwÏb iwPZ MÖš’? L¨vwZ AR©b K‡ib| GB Dcb¨v‡m
A. wgwWqvg A›`i gnj B. msev‡`i RMr MÖv‡gi `wi`ª gv‡jv ‡kÖYxi
C. hLb mvsevw`K wQjvg D. c_ †_‡K c‡_ ‡jvKR‡bi `ytL-`y`©kvi Kvwnbx
Answer  D Explanation: dywU‡q Zy‡j‡Qb| cieZ©xKv‡j GB
Dcb¨vm Aej¤^‡b Pjw”PÎ wbwg©Z
 ‡gvbvRvZDwÏb (18B Rvyqvwi, 1949, 29‡k nq|
wW‡m¤^i, 1995) evsjv‡`‡ki GKRb cÖw_Zhkv
cÙvb`xi gvwS 1993 mv‡ji
mvsevw`K wQ‡jb| mvsevw`KZv QvovI ‡QvUMí I
GKwU evsjv fvlvq wbwg©Z
bvUK iPbv, Av‡jvKwPÎ, cÖ”Q` I AjsKiY cÖf…wZ
evsjv‡`k Ges fvi‡Zi ‡h․_fv‡e
‡¶‡ÎI wZwb KykjZvi cwiPq w`‡q‡Qb|
wbwg©Z Pjw”PÎ| evOvwj K_v
 MÖš’mg~n: cÙv b`xi gvwS
mvwnwZ¨K gvwbK e‡›`¨vcva¨vq
c_ ‡_‡K c‡_, msev` ‡bc_¨, Kvb‡mvbvi gyL,
iwPZ GKB bv‡gi Dcb¨vm
cvqive‡›`i ‡kKo msev`, wbR¯^ wi‡cvU©, ‡QvU Aej¤^‡b ‡M․Zg ‡Nvl Pjw”PÎwU
‡QvU Mí, AbymÜvbx cÖwZ‡e`b, wPjgvixi GKhyM,
wbg©vY K‡ib|
kvnv Avjg I gwRe‡ii Kvwnbx, j¶xUvix,
KvM‡Ri gvby‡liv, ‡gvbvRvZDwÏb iPbvmgMÖ| wPÎv b`xi cv‡i Zvbfxi
‡gvKv‡¤§j cwiPvwjZ 1998
45. 2021 mv‡ji wU †Uv‡qw›U we‡k^Kv‡c KqwU `j Ask wb‡q‡Q? mv‡ji evsjv‡`kx Pjw”PÎ| 1947
A. 12 B. 18 mv‡ji ‡`kwefvM ZrKvjxb c~e©
C. 14 D. 16 wPÎv b`xi cv‡i cvwK¯Í9v‡b wn›`y‡`i Rxe‡b ‡h
Answer  A Explanation: cÖfve ‡d‡jwQj, Zv GB Qwe‡Z
46. i‡qj ev‡qv‡¯‥vc †Kv¤úvwbi cÖwZôvZv †K? ‡`Lv‡bv n‡q‡Q| Kvwnbxi ïiæ
A. gwZjvj †mb B. nxivjvj †mb 1947 ‡_‡K Ges ‡kl nq 60'-
C. ‣kjRvb›` D. `xbbv_ †mb Gi `k‡K|
Answer  B Explanation: 49. ivRv ivg‡gvnb ivq cÖwZôv K‡ib -----|
A. Abykxj mwgwZ B. fviZxq RvZxq Ks‡MÖm
1898 wLªóv‡ã KjKvZvq ev½vwj‡`i g‡a¨ cÖ_g C. eªvþmfv D. RvZxq evj¨weevn ms¯‥vi KwgwU
ev‡qv‡¯‥vc ‡Kv¤úvwb MVb Ki‡b gvwbKMÄ ‡Rjvi
eMRyix MÖv‡gi nxivjvj ‡mb (1866-1917)| Zvi Answer  C Explanation:
cÖwZwôZ ‡Kv¤úvwbi bvg iq¨vj ev‡qv‡¯‥vc ‡Kv¤úvwb| ivg‡gvnb ivq, whwb mPivPi ivRv ivg‡gvnb ivq e‡j
wZwb wQ‡jb Awef³ evsjvi cÖ_g Pjw”PÎ wbg©vZv| AwfwnZ, (22 ‡g, 1772-‡m‡Þ¤^i 27, 1833) evsjvi
47. ÔGwK Aciƒc iƒ‡c gv †Zvgvi †nwiby cjøx-RbbxÕ- MvbwUi beRvMi‡Yi Avw` cyiæl| ivg‡gvnb ivq KjKvZvq 20
iPwqZv †K? AvM÷, 1828 mv‡j Bsj¨vÛ hvÎvi Av‡M ØviKvbv_
A. MvRx gvRvnviæj Av‡bvqvi VvKz‡i m‡½ †h․_ D‡`¨v‡M eªvþmgvR ¯’vcb K‡ib|
B. KvRx bRiæj Bmjvg 50. ‡iv‡Kqv mvLvIqvr †nv‡mb-Gi cÖvq me iPbv‡ZB wb‡¤œv³ †h
C. ‡gvnv¤§` iwdKD¾vgvb welq¸‡jv DwjøwLZ Av‡Q Zv n‡jv-
D. eyׇ`e emy A. ag©xq weav‡bi Ace¨envi, bvix‡`i kvixwiK, gvbwmK
Answer  B Explanation: I gb¯ÍvwË¡K Aeiæ×Zvi K_v
48. ‡`kfv‡Mi †cÖÿvc‡U wbwg©Z Pjw”PÎ †KvbwU? B. evj¨weevn cÖ_v evwZ‡ji K_v
A. Rxeb †_‡K †bqv B. wZZvm GKwU b`xi bvg C. bvix‡`i miKvwi PvKzwi‡Z †hvMv`v‡bi cÖ‡qvRbxqZvi K_v
C. cÙv b`xi gvwS D. wPÎv b`xi cv‡i D. bvix‡`i A_©‣bwZK gyw³i K_v
Answer  D Explanation: Answer  A Explanation:

Rxeb ‡_‡K ‡bqv GKwU evsjv ‡h hy‡M Kyms¯‥vi I ag©xq ‡Mvuovwgi Kvi‡Y evOvwj
Pjw”PÎ| Rwni ivqnvb Gi wbwg©Z gymjgvbiv ‡g‡q‡`i ¯‥y‡j hvIqvi e¨vcv‡i wewawb‡la
GB Pjw”PÎwU 1970 mv‡ji Av‡ivc KiZ, ‡mB AÜKvi hy‡M ‡eMg ‡iv‡Kqv c`©vi
Rxeb †_‡K †bqv Gwc«‡j gyw³ cvq| mvgvwRK GB AšÍiv‡j ‡_‡KB bvixwk¶v we¯Ív‡i cÖqvmx nb Ges
Pjw”P‡Î ZrKvjxb evOvwj gymjgvb ‡g‡q‡`i Aeiæ× Ae¯’v ‡_‡K gyw³jv‡fi c_
¯^vaxbZv Av‡›`vjb‡K iƒc‡Ki myMg K‡ib| cÖ_gw`‡K ‡Kej AevOvwj QvÎxivB coZ
gva¨‡g Zy‡j aiv n‡q‡Q| mvLvIqvr ‡g‡gvwiqvj ¯‥y‡j| ‡iv‡Kqvi Aby‡cÖiYvq µgk
wZZvm GKwU b`xi bvg A‣ØZ evOvwj ‡g‡qivI GwM‡q Av‡m cov‡kvbvi Rb¨| QvÎx‡`i
wZZvm GKwU c`©vi wfZi w`‡qB ‡Nvovi Mvwo‡Z K‡i ¯‥y‡j Avbv-
gjøeg©Y iwPZ weL¨vZ Dcb¨vm|
b`xi bvg †bIqv Kiv n‡Zv|
GB GKwU Dcb¨vm wj‡L ‡jLK
wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb
 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 95
51. 'Let me make it very clear to you that the 55. 'From each according to his ability, to
state laguage of Pakistan is going to be each according to his needs.' Who states
Urdu and no other language.'- e³e¨wU this line?
w`‡qwQ‡jb: A. Tagore B. Descartes
A. LvRv bvwRgyÏxb B. ‡gvnv¤§` Avjx wRbœvn C. Tolstoy D. Karl Marx
C. ax‡i›`ªbv_ `Ë D. wjqvKZ Avjx Lvb Answer  D Explanation:
Answer  B Explanation: 56. 'The highest education is that which does
‗Let me make it very clear to you that the not merely give us information but makes
state language of Pakistan is going to be our life in harmony with all existence.'
Urdu and no other language. Anyone who What does education mean?
tries to mislead you is really the enemy of A. To get a job B. To get a position
Pakistan. Without one state language, no C. Information
nation can remain tied up solidly together D. Makes a harmonious life
and function. Look at the history of other Answer  D Explanation:
countries. Therefore, so far as the state 57. 'Civilisation can never sustain itself upon
language is concerned, Pakistan‘s shall be cannibalism of any form. For that by
Urdu.‘— Jinnah in Race course, Dhaka which alone man is true can only be
(1948) nourished by love and justice.'' –––– How
52. Aóªmvnw¯ªKZv cÖÁvcviwgZv Kx? does civilization sustain?
A. wn›`y ag©MÖš’ B. Kve¨MÖš’ A. Cannibalism B. Injustice
C. ‡e․× cyuw_ D. ‣Rb ag©MÖš’ C. Oppression D. Love and justice
Answer  B Explanation: Answer  D Explanation:
53. ÔAvgv‡`i evuPvi `vwe: 6-`dv Kg©m~wPÕ kxl©K cyw¯ÍKvwU †h 58. Which one is opposite in meaning to
bv‡g cÖPvi Kiv nq- purchase?
A. ‡kL gywReyi ingvb A. Procure B. Sell
B. gvIjvbv Avãyj nvwg` Lvb fvmvbx C. Procedure D. Buy
C. ‡kL nvwmbv D. ‣mq` bRiæj Bmjvg
Answer  B Explanation:
Answer  A Explanation:
59. What comes next number : 10 ... 22 ... 46 ...
ZrKvjxb c~e© cvwK¯Ív‡bi cÖwZ cwðg cvwK¯Ív‡bi 94 ...?
kvmK‡Mvôxi ‡kvlY I ‣elg¨g~jK g‡bvfv‡ei A. 180 B. 190
cwi‡cÖw¶‡Z ‣¯^ivPvi AvBqye miKv‡ii weiæ‡× 1966 C. 200 D. 120
mv‡ji 5 ‡deªæqvwi jv‡nv‡i ZrKvjxb c~e© I cwðg
Answer  B Explanation:
cvwK¯Ív‡bi me we‡ivax ivR‣bwZK `j¸‡jv‡K wb‡q
WvKv GK RvZxq m‡¤§j‡b c~e© evsjvi RbM‡Yi c‡¶ 2*(10+1) = 22
6`dv `vwe DÌvcb K‡ib e½eÜy ‡kL gywReyi ingvb| similarly, 2*(94+1) = 190
54. cªxwZjZv Iqv‡Ï`vi †Kvb Av‡›`vj‡b Ask wb‡qwQ‡jb? 60. Some children and some grown -ups are
A. e„wUk we‡ivax Av‡›`vj‡b B. ‡ZfvMv Av‡›`vj‡b very thoughtful and refective; they wonder
C. mZ¨vMÖn Av‡›`vj‡b D. 1971 Gi gyw³hy‡× what the world is, how it came to be, what
Answer  A Explanation:
it is made of, and what it is for. When their
cÖxwZjZv Iqv‡Ï`vi (Rb¥: ‡g 5, 1911; g„Zz¨ ‡m‡Þ¤^i wonder begins to be serous and systematic
23, 1932) WvKbvg ivYx, QÙbvg dyjZviv, GKRb
inquiry, they are philosopher. - GB e³‡e¨
evOvwj wQ‡jb, whwb weªwUk we‡ivax ¯^vaxbZv Av‡›`vj‡bi
Ab¨Zg bvix gyw³‡hv×v I cÖ_g wecøex gwnjv kwn` wb‡¤œi †Kvb welqwU `vk©wbK wPšÍvi Abyl½ bq?
e¨w³Z¡| ZrKvjxb c~e©e‡½ Rb¥ ‡bqv GB evOvwj wecøex m~h© A. Abya¨vb B. RMZ m¤ú‡K© we¯§q
‡m‡bi ‡bZ…‡Z¡ ZLbKvi weªwUk we‡ivax mk¯¿ Av‡›`vj‡b C. c×wZMZ AbymÜvb D. AvL¨vb
mwµqfv‡e Ask ‡bb Ges Rxeb wemR©b K‡ib| 1932 Answer  D Explanation:
wLªóv‡ã cvnvoZjx BD‡ivwcqvb K¬ve `L‡ji mgq wZwb 15
R‡bi GKwU wecøex `j cwiPvjbv K‡ib|

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 96
6. If you were describing a birthday party,
Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq which vocabulary would be most suitable?
A. Loud, delicate, joyous, suspicious
Kjv I gvbweK Abyl` B. Chatter, bubbly, musical, excitement
ÔCÕ BDwbU SET CODE: C C. Creeping, glaring, silent, celebrating
fwZ© cixÿv 2019-2020 D. Gloomy, sensitive, chilling
Answer  B Explanation:
cÖwZwU fzj Dˇii Rb¨ 0.20 b¤^i KvUv hv‡e| Chatter wKwPiwgwPi kã Kiv, Ab_©K K_v ejv
DËic‡Îi wb‡`©wkZ ¯’v‡b wb‡Pi evK¨ `ywU †jL| Bubbly ey×z`c~Y©
AÜ n‡j wK cÖjq eÜ _v‡K? Musical my‡ijv
A poetry of the earth is niver dead Excitement AaxiZv, D‡ËRbv
1. My neighbour ––––– eggs yesterday.
7. Which mood is evoked by the following
A. ran B. ran out of
sentence? ''The baboons plaintive cries
C. ran into D. ran off
pierced our hearts------''
Answer  D Explanation: A. Determined B. Hopeful
ran ‡`․ov‡bv C. Optimistic D. Sad
ran out of bvMv‡ji evB‡i Answer  D Explanation: wb¤œwjwLZ g‡bi fve Øviv
ran into av°v LvIqv, cwZZ nIqv †Kvb †gRvR‡K cÖvavb¨ †`Iqv nq? ÔÔevbi RvZxq cÖvYx
run off Pzwi Kiv we‡k‡liÕÕ `ytLRbK Kvbœv Avgv‡`i ü`q‡K we× K‡i‡Q|
2. Haiku : Poetry :: Bildugsroman: ? 8. Which one of the following is not a
A. Drama B. Novel Diaspora writer?
C. Film D. None of the above A. Zia Haider Khan B. Monica Ali
Answer  B Explanation: Haiku is a type of C . Kaiser Haq D. Tahmima Anam
short form poety originally from Japan. Answer  C Explanation:
Poetry Kve¨ 9. Which of the following is a graphic novel?
Bildungsroman - is a kind of novel A. Kafka on the Shore
Novel Dcb¨vm B. One Hundred Years of Solitude
3. The time and place a story takes place is called- C. Persepolis
A. plot B. theme D. The Ministry of Utmost Happiness
C. setting D. set Answer  C Explanation: A graphic novel is a
Answer  C Explanation: book made up of comics content. Persepolis
4. Choose the correct sentence from below: is a grapic novel.
A. Yes, Jean, you were right about that answer 10. Which word more closely rhymes with it'd?
B. Yes Jean, you were right about that answer. A. Knitted B. Knighted
C. Yes Jean you were right about that answer. C . Both A & B D. None of the above
D. Yes, Jean, you were right, about that answer. Answer  C Explanation: Rhymes- KweZvi
Answer  D Explanation: Yes wKsev No Gi ci AšÍwgj, Qvw›`K wgj¯^iƒc, it'd Gi mv‡_ Knitted,
Comma ( , ) e‡m| Avi hw` pronoun Gi c~‡e© Knighted Gi Qvw›`K wgj i‡q‡Q|
Avjv`vfv‡e noun _v‡K †m‡ÿ‡Î H Noun Gi c‡iI 11. In the following sentence the four highlighted
Comma ( , ) e‡m| parts of the sentence are marked a, b, c and d.
5. William Wordsworth described poetry as- Identify the one highlighted' gated word or
A. 'the spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings.'' phrase with grammatical error.
B. ''willing suspension of disbelief'' Canals are (a) artificial waterways, often
C. ''cultural logic of late capitalism'' constructed (b) either to transport heavy loads
D. None of the above or to (c) delivering water (d) to cities and farms.
Answer  A Explanation: A. a B. b C. c D. d

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 97
Answer  C Explanation: Parallelisim Gi 15. Complete the sentence by filling in the
appropriate blanks from the options provided.
wbqgvbyhvqx or Gi c~‡e© to transport _vKvq, to For silent movies to succeed, the quality of
deliver n‡e| acting has to be –––– as there are no ––––
12. Choose the sentence with the modifier in dialogues or music for support.
the correct place. A. mediocre ––––– engaging
A. Having jumped up, the cat pounced. B. realistic ––––– melodramatic
B. The cat pounced when the mouse jumped up. C. substantial ––––– vehement
D. extraordinary –––– mesmerizing
C. Having jumped up, the cat pounced the mouse.
Answer  D Explanation: Silent wm‡bgv¸‡jvi
D. Having up jumped the cat, the mouse pounced.
Answer  C Explanation: mvd‡j¨i Rb¨ Awfb‡qi gvb AmvaviY n‡Z n‡e KviY
mv‡cv‡U©i Rb¨ †KvbI gš¿gy» msjvc ev msMxZ †bB|
Jumped Up jvwd‡q DVv 16. ‡Kvb k㸔Q Awfav‡bi µg Abyhvqx mw¾Z?
Pounce Svuwc‡q, †Qvu gviv A. SÅv, Sw°, SS©i, S¤ú B. MÜ, MÐ, Mí, M¤¢xi
Dangling modifier Gi rules Abyhvqx Correct C. PÐvj, PÂz, P¤úK, P›`ª D. KzšÍj, Kz¤¢KY©, Kzw¯Í, K…ò
answer C Answer  D Explanation:
13. Below is given a statement followed by two
° ± ³ ÿ · M&Y » •ÿ •L ½ •N •g ”P
conclusions numbered I and II. You have
”Q PT ¾ À Á Ã Ä Å Æ Ç o&M È É
to assume everything in the statement to
Ð Y&X Yœ Y¥ Ë Ì `&M `&N Ï × ™¢ aŸ ›U É
be true, then consider the two conclusions hy³vÿ‡i
Û šÍ š’ ›` Ü bœ b¥ Þ à á â ã ä eŸ
together and decide which of them eY©bvµg
e&f ¤ú ç ¤^ ¤¢ ¤§ é ê ë ì í j¥ jø ð
logically follows beyond a reasonable ñ ®‥ ô ò ®ú õ ®§ ¯‥ ö ÷ ¯Í ¯’ ¯ú ù
doubt from the information given in the nè ý þ|
statement. 17. k‡ãi g‡a¨ `y‡Uv e¨Ä‡bi ci¯úi cwieZ©b NU‡j Zv‡K Kx e‡j?
Statements: The old order changed A. e¨ÄbPz¨wZ B. mgxfeb
yielding place to new. C. AwcwbwnwZ D. mgxKiY
Conclusions: Answer  Explanation: kãga¨¯’ `y‡Uv wfbœ aŸwb
I. Change is the law of nature.
II. Discard old ideas because they are old. G‡K Ac‡ii cÖfv‡e Aí-we¯Íi mgZv jvf K‡i| G
A. Only conclusion I follows. e¨vcvi‡K ejv nq mgxfeb|
B. Only conclusion II follows.
‡hgb : Rb¥ > R¤§, Kvu`bv > Kvbœv
18. k‡ãi ga¨ I AšÍ¨ j-djv e¨Äb‡K -
C. Either I or II follows.
A. cvwk¦©K K‡i B. mvbybvwmK K‡i
D. Neither I or II follows.
C. weK…Z K‡i D. wØZ¡ K‡i
Answer  A Explanation: The old order
Answer  D Explanation:
changed yielding place to new (cyivZ‡bi cwie‡Z©
bZzb ¯’vb K‡i wb‡q‡Q)| k‡ãi g‡a¨ I A‡šÍ e¨Äbe‡Y© j-djv hy³
n‡j e¨ÄbwUi D”PviY wØZ¡ nq| †hgb:
Change is the law of nature (cÖK…wZi ag©B n‡”Q wØZ¡ K‡i
wecøe (wec&cøe&), A‡K¬‡k (AK&‡K¬‡k),
cwieZ©b)|
AK¬všÍ (AK&K¬vb&‡Zv), A¤øvb (Ag&¤øvb&)|
14. The message of the business letter is
19. wb‡Pi †Kvb¸‡jv dviwm fvlvi kã?
located in the –––––– of the letter.
A. cQ›`, cjK, †ckv B. gRyi, gReyZ, gRwjm
A. Body B. Closing
C. Mwie, †Mv‡q›`v, †Mvjvc D. meyR, †miv, wm›`yK
C. Salutation D. Heading
Answer  A Explanation:
Answer  A Explanation:
Rwigvbv, ‡Riv, AwQqZbvgv, Zvgvw`, `v‡ivMv,
The message of the
e¨emvwqK c‡Îi evZ©v bvwjk, dqmvjv, dwiqv`, ivq, mvwjk,
business letter dviwm cviIqv‡b, digvb, gybwk, IKvjZbvgv, ‡ckKvi,
located in Aew¯’Z nq| kã Rwg`vi, ZLZ, Znwkj`vi, ZvjyK, ZvjyK`vi,
the body of the letter wPwVi cÖavb Ask| beve, ev`kv, ‡eMg, evnv`yi, Kvgvb, Zxi, ‡Zvc,
‡d․R, ‡Lv`v, cqM¤^i, ‡d‡ikZv ‡e‡nkZ,

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 98
‡`vRL, gmwR`, C`Mvn, LvbKvn&, `iMvn, bvgvh, cÖKvwkZ nq ÔmeyRcÎÕ cwÎKvi 1321
‡ivRv, giwQqv, gvZg, Rvqbvgvh, Dhy, ¸bvn, e½v‡ãi (1914) KvwZ©K msL¨vq| GwU
‡b°vi, e`Kvi, ci‡nRKvi, KvMR, ‡K”Qv, cxi, cÖ_g MÖš’fz³ nq iex›`ªM‡íi msKjb
eyRyM©, AvZi, Avqbv, ‡Mvjvc, ¸j`vwb, Pkgv, ÔMímßKÕ- G Ges c‡i ÔMí¸”QÕ Z…Zxq
`vjvb, gLgj, dvivk, cv, wmbv, Mi`vb, cvÄv, L‡Û| ÔAcwiwPZvÕ gb¯Ív‡c †f‡O cov GK
‡`j, AvPKvb, ‡Rveev, Pv`i, c`©v, kvjIqvi, e¨w³Z¡nxb hye‡Ki ¯^xKv‡ivw³i Mí|
wcivnvb, Kvgviev›`, wewiqvwb, ‡MvkZ, nvjyqv, 23. ‡iv‡Kqv mvLvIqvZ †nv‡m‡bi me iPbvB-
Kveve, wKgv, ‡gvieev, mwâ, Avbvi, wKkwgk, A. mgvR Rxe‡bi Mfxi Dcjw× †_‡K DrmvwiZ
‡c¯—v, ev`vg, wn›`y, wdwiw½, KvwiMi, Lvbmvgv, B. bvixgyw³ I bvixwkÿv welqK Dcjwäi dj
wL`gvZMvi, PvKi, ‡`vKvb`vi, evwRKi, Rv`yKi, C. Kzms¯‥vi I ag©vÜZvi weiæ‡× cÖwZev`¯^iƒc
evev, gv, `v`v, Lvjv, `vgv`, KvbxR, ‡`v¯—, D. mgvRms¯‥vi Av‡›`vjb †_‡K DrmvwiZ
Bqvi, w`j-Avdiæh, w`jiæev, byiRvnvb, Rvgkx`,
Answer  A Explanation:
‡iv¯Íg, ‡mvnive, nv¤§vgLvbv, ‡MvmjLvbv,
mivBLvbv, ‡gvmv‡diLvbv, BqvZxgLvbv, KviLvbv, ‡iv‡Kqvi Zvi bvixev`x wPšÍvi cÖKvk
evjvLvbv, Avmgvb, hgxb, evRvi, Li‡Mvk, NwU‡q‡Qb gwZP~i cÖeÜmsMÖ‡ni cÖ_g
eyjeyj, KeyZi, evR, ‡ZvZv, nvBIqvb, Rv‡bvqvi, (1904) I wØZxq L‡Ð (1922)|
†iv‡Kqv
AvIqvR, AvenvIqv, AvZk, Avd‡mvm, Kg, myjZvbvi ¯^cœ (1905), cÙivM
mvLvIqvZ
‡Kvgi, Mig, big, ‡ckv, m‡d`, ûwkqvi, (1924), Ae‡ivaevwmbx (1931)
†nv‡mb
ni`g, ‡mZvi, bIqvecyi, ¸wj¯Ívb, ivRkvnx, BZ¨vw` Zvi m„Rbkxj iPbv| Zvi
iscyi BZ¨vw`| myjZvbvi ¯^cœ‡K we‡k¦i bvixev`x mvwn‡Z¨
20. wb‡Pi †Kvb evK¨wU fzj? GKwU gvBjdjK aiv nq|
A. ‡hgb ey‡bv KPz †Zgwb evNv †ZuZzj| 24. wef‚wZf‚lY e‡›`¨vcva¨v‡qi ÔAvnŸvbÕ GKwU-
B. ‡Q‡jwU es‡ki gy‡L PzbKvwj w`j| A. ‡¯œn I m¤úK© welqK Mí
C. wZwb J×Z¨c~Y© AvPiY K‡i‡Qb| B. `vwi`ª¨ I g„Zz¨ welqK Mí
D. Avgvi Avi evuevi mva †bB| C. D`vi gvbweK m¤ú‡K©i Mí
Answer  A Explanation: D. MÖvg I kni m¤úwK©Z Mí
Answer  C Explanation:
Aï× ‡hgb ey‡bv KPz †Zgwb evNv †ZZzuj|
ï× ‡hgb ey‡bv Ij, †Zgwb evNv †ZuZzj|  "AvnŸvb" MíwU wef~wZf~lY e‡›`¨vcva¨v‡qi
Aï× wZwb D×Zc~Y© AvPiY K‡i‡Qb| iPbvewj ‡_‡K msKwjZ n‡q‡Q|
ï× wZwb J×Z¨c~Y© (D×Z) AvPiY K‡i‡Qb|  MíwU GKwU D`vi gvbweK m¤ú‡K©i Mí|
Aï× Mv‡Q KvuVvj †Mvu‡d †Zj|  gvby‡li ‡mœn-ggZv cÖxwZi evuab M‡o I‡V -
AvnŸvb
ï× Mv‡Q KvuVvj gv_vq †Zj| ü`‡qi wbweo AvšÍwiKZvi ¯ú‡k©|
 M‡íi Ab¨Zg DcRxe¨- `vwi`ª cxwoZ
Aï× hyw³ LwÐZ n‡q‡Q, Z‡e gyw³ †g‡jwb|
MÖvgxY gvby‡li mnRmij Rxebavivi
ï× hw³ LÐb n‡q‡Q, Z‡e gyw³ †g‡jwb| cÖwZdjb|
21. ÔweovjÕ cÖe‡Ü ew¼gP›`ª Kv‡K AÜKvi n‡Z Av‡jv‡Z G‡b‡Q? 25. bRiæ‡ji g‡Z, fz‡ji ga¨ w`‡q wM‡qB Z‡e ----- cvIqv
A. weovj B. cwZZ AvZ¥v hvq| k~b¨¯’v‡b Kx n‡e?
C. KgjvKvšÍ D. ‡b‡cvwjqb A. ¯ªóv‡K B. mZ¨‡K
Answer  B Explanation: C. ag©‡K D. AvZ¥v‡K
ew¼gP›`ª P‡Ævcva¨v‡qi imvZ¥K I e¨½ag©x Answer  B Explanation:
iPbvi msKjb ÔKgjvKv‡šÍi `ßiÕ| wZb Dc‡iv³ jvBbwU KvRx bRiæj
As‡k wef³ GB MÖš’wU‡Z †h KwU cÖeÜ Av‡Q, Bmjv‡gi ÔAvgvi c_Õ cÖeÜ †_‡K
weovj
Zvi g‡a¨ we‡klfv‡e D‡jøL‡hvM¨ iPbv †bIqv n‡q‡Q| Avgvi c_ cÖeÜwU KvRx
ÔweovjÕ| ÔweovjÕ cÖe‡Ü ew¼gP›`ª cwZZ bRiæj Bmjv‡gi weL¨vZ Ôiæ`ª-g½jÕ
AvZ¥v‡K AÜKvi n‡Z Av‡jv‡Z G‡b‡Qb| cÖeÜMÖš’ †_‡K msKwjZ n‡q‡Q| G
22. ÔAcwiwPZvÕ M‡í GK‡Rvov Gqvwis m¤^‡Ü †mKivi gšÍe¨- Avgvi c_
cÖe‡Ü †jLK Ggb GK ÔAvwgÕi cÖZ¨vkv
A. Bnv wbwðZ wbLvZ B. wcZvgnx‡`i Avg‡ji Mnbv K‡i‡Qb †h mZ¨ cÖKv‡k wbf©xK I
C. Bnv wejvwZ gvj D. nvj d¨vk‡bi m~² Mnbv Ams‡KvP| GKB m‡½, GK gvbyl‡K
Answer  C Explanation: Av‡iK gvby‡li m‡½ wgwj‡q ÔAvgivÕ
AcwiwPZv iex›`ªbv_ VvKz‡ii ÔAcwiwPZvÕ cÖ_g K‡i M‡o Zzj‡Z †P‡q‡Qb|

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 99
26. gvB‡Kj gaym~`b `Ë wkecy‡ii wekcm K‡j‡R †Kvb †Kvb bRiæj Bmjvg evey (17 RyjvB 1949 - 14
fvlv †k‡Lb? ‡m‡Þ¤^i 1990) evsjv‡`‡ki GKRb MxwZKwe
A. jvwZb, wneªæ I divwm B. wMÖK, jvwZb I wneªæ I exi gyw³‡hv×v| "me KUv Rvbvjv Ly‡j `vI
bRiæj
C. Rvg©vb, jvwZb I wneªæ D. wMÖK, ms¯‥…Z I jvwZb bv", "GKwU evsjv‡`k Zywg RvM«Z RbZvi"
Bmjvg
Answer  B Explanation: Mv‡bi MxwZKvi wZwb| 1991 mv‡j gyw³cÖvß
evey
cÙv ‡gNbv hgybv Pjw”P‡Îi MxZ iPbvi Rb¨
1843 mv‡j wLª÷ag© MÖn‡Yi ci gaym~`b wZwb ‡k«ô MxwZKvi wefv‡M RvZxq Pjw”PÎ
gvB‡Kj wkecy‡ii wekcm K‡j‡R ‡_‡K cov‡kvbv cyi¯‥vi jvf K‡ib|
gaym~`b `Ë Pvwj‡q hvb| GLv‡b wZwb wMÖK, jvwZb, wneªæ
31. weªwUk we‡ivax Av‡›`vjb-
cÖfw… Z fvlv wk¶v K‡ib|
A. fvlv Av‡›`vjb B. ‣KeZ© we‡`ªvn
27. ÔHKZvbÕ KweZvwU †Kvb Q‡›` iwPZ? C. AvjxMo Av‡›`vjb D. dwKi mbœ¨vmx Av‡›`vjb
A. mwgj cÖengvb Aÿie„Ë B. Awgj cÖengvb Aÿie„Ë
Answer  D Explanation:
C. mwgj cÖengvb ¯^ie„Ë D. mwgj cÖengvb gvÎve„Ë
Answer  A Explanation: mbœ¨vmx we‡`ªvn ej‡Z g~jZ AvVv‡iv kZ‡Ki
‡k‡li w`‡K (1760-1800 wL«÷vã)
 HKZvb KweZvwU iwPZ - mwgj dwKi fviZe‡l©i evsjv‡Z mbœ¨vmx I dwKi ev gymwjg
cÖengvb Aÿie„Ë Q‡›`| mbœ¨vmx I wn›`y Zvcm‡`i ZrKvjxb weªwUk kvmb we‡ivax
 HKZvb KweZvi Amg c‡e©i gvÎv Av‡›`vjb Av‡›`vjb‡K ‡evSv‡bv n‡q _v‡K| HwZnvwmK G
msL¨v- 8+6 I 8+10| Av‡›`vjb dwKi-mbœ¨vmx we‡`ªvn bv‡gI cwiwPZ|
HKZvb  HKZvb KweZvi Amg c‡e©i gvÎv dwKi gRby kvn G we‡`ªv‡ni †bZ…‡Z¡ wQ‡jb|
msL¨v - 9| 32. ÔmeKUv Rvbvjv Ly‡j `vI bvÕ MxZevYx m¤úwK©Z-
 HKZvb KweZvq Ac~Y© ce© e¨eüZ A. ‡`keÜz B. ‡k‡ievsjv
n‡q‡Q- 3 I 4 gvÎvi|
C. ÿw`ivg D. e½eÜz
 HKZvb KweZvi PiY msL¨v- 54wU|
Answer  D Explanation:
28. Rxebvb›` `vk KweZvq †h RMr •Zwi K‡ib Zv-
A. wbg©j I wbm‡M©i B. cÖK…wZ I cÖZ¨‡qi Ôme KÕUv Rvbvjv Ly‡j `vI bvÕ 1982 mv‡j
C. m~² I Zxeª Av‡e‡Mi D. m~² I Mfxi Abyf‡ei cÖKvwkZ evsjv fvlvq iwPZ GKwU ‡`kvZ¥‡evaK
Answer  D Explanation: m½xZ| ¯^vaxbZv w`e‡mi Rb¨ evsjv‡`k
ÔmeKUv
‡Uwjwfk‡bi wbwg©Z we‡kl Abyôv‡bi Rb¨
Kwe Rxebvb›` `vk Zvui KweZvq m~² I Mfxi Rvbvjv
cÖ¯ÍyZK…Z GB m½xZ ev Mv‡bi MxwZKvi bRiæj
Rxebvb›` Abyf‡ei GK RMr •Zwi K‡ib| we‡kl K‡i Ly‡j `vI
Bmjvg evey| Avn‡g` BgwZqvR eyjey‡ji myi I
`vk MÖvgevsjvi wbm‡M©i †h Qwe wZwb Gu‡K‡Qb, bvÕ
m½xZ cwiPvjbvq GB Mv‡b KÉ ‡`b mvwebv
evsjv mvwn‡Z¨i Zvi Zzjbv P‡j bv| Bqvmwgb| evsjv‡`‡ki gyw³hy‡×i mdj †bZv
29. ÔZvnv‡iB c‡o g‡bÕ KweZvwU KZ mv‡j †Kvb cwÎKvq cÖ_g wQ‡jb e½eÜz †kL gywRei ingvb|
cÖKvwkZ nq? 33. dmwj m‡bi m‡½ m¤úwK©Z e¨w³ †K-
A. 1347 e½v‡ã, ÔcÖevmxÕ A. ûgvqyb B. AvKei
B. 1935 mv‡j, ÔgvwmK †gvnv¤§`x C. kvnRvjvj D. RvjvjywÏb iæwg
C. 1932 mv‡j, ÔweRjxÕ Answer  B Explanation:
D. 1335 e½v‡ã, ÔbehyMÕ
m¤ªvU AvKei cvi‡m¨i ‡m․ierm‡ii
Answer  B Explanation:
AbyKi‡Y ‡h Bjvwn mb cÖeZ©b K‡iwQ‡jb,
ÒZvnv‡iB c‡o g‡bÓ KweZvwU 1935 wL«÷v‡ã Zv wQj me©fviZxq ivó«xq mb| wKš‘ GB
ÔgvwmK ‡gvnv¤§v`xÕ cwÎKvq c«_g c«KvwkZ nq| mb a‡i GKB mg‡q fvi‡Zi wewfbœ
Zvnv‡iB G KweZvq c«K…wZ I gvbeg‡bi m¤ú‡K©i A‡j ivR¯^ Av`vq KivUv mgm¨v n‡q
c‡o g‡b GKwU ¸iæZ¡c~Y© w`K Zvrch©gq Awfe¨w³ `vuwo‡qwQj| KviY ivR¯^ Av`v‡qi Rb¨,
‡c‡q‡Q| mvaviYfv‡e cÖK…wZi ‡m․›`h© AvKei mg«vU‡K K…l‡Ki dmj N‡i DVvi mgq
gvbeg‡bi AdyišÍ Avb‡›`i Drm| ch©šÍ A‡c¶v Ki‡Z n‡Zv| fviZe‡l©i
30. Ô†kv‡bv GKwU gywRey‡ii †_‡K jÿ gywRey‡ii KÉÕ - GB g‡Zv wekvj ‡`‡k GKB mgq mKj ¯’v‡bi
K…lKiv dmj KvU‡Zv bv| ‡mB Kvi‡Y
Mv‡bi MxwZKvi †K?
dmj KvUvi mgq‡K cÖvavb¨ w`‡q wewfbœ
A. As ïgvb ivq B. ‡gvnv¤§` gwbiæ¾vgvb A‡j c„_K c„_K m‡bi cÖPjb Kiv
C. ‡M․ixcÖmbœ gRyg`vi D. bRiæj Bmjvg evey n‡qwQj| GB wePv‡i dmjx mb n‡q
Answer  C Explanation: `vuwo‡qwQj, dmj-wbf©i AvÂwjK el© MYb

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 100
c×wZ| GB Kvi‡Y ZrKvjxb e½‡`‡k LoM esk AvbygvwbK wLª÷xq mvZ I
dmwj m‡bi ïiæ n‡Zv AMÖnvqY gvm AvU kZ‡K cÖvPxb evsjvi e½ I mgZU
‡_‡K| c¶všÍ‡i fvi‡Zi `w¶Yv‡j AÂj kvmb K‡i| Avkivdcy‡i (XvKvi
dmwj mb ïiæ n‡Zv Avlvp gvm ‡_‡K| wbKUeZ©x) cÖvß `ywU Zv¤ªkvmb, gy`«v I
Z‡e GB mKj dmwj mb¸‡jv wQj ‡m․i- ‣PwbK cwieªvRK ‡ks wP-Gi (AvbygvwbK
ermi wfwËK Bjvnx mb| mvZ kZK) weeiY BZ¨vw` ‡_‡K G
34. `wÿY-c~e© evsjvi ivRes‡ki g‡a¨ GKwU- ivResk m¤ú‡K© Z_¨vw` cvIqv hvq|
A. cvj esk B. PvjyK¨ esk G¸wji g‡a¨ Avkivdcy‡i c«vß Zvg«kvmb
C. ‡g․Lvwi esk D. LoM esk `ywU me©vwaK ¸iæZ¡c~Y©| Rvbv g‡Z,
ivRes‡ki cÖ_g kvmK wQ‡jb LoM‡`¨vg
Answer  D Explanation: (AvbygvwbK 625-640 wL«.), Z‡e Zvui
 756 wLªóv‡ã evsjvi AivRK c~e©cyiæl‡`i m¤ú‡K© wKQyB Rvbv hvq
cwiw¯’wZi Aemvb N‡U cvj bv| LoM‡`¨v‡gi DËim~wi wQ‡jb ZvuiB
ivR‡Z¡i DÌv‡bi ga¨ w`‡q| cvj LoM esk cyÎ RvZLoM (AvbygvwbK 640-658
es‡ki cÖ_g ivRv wQ‡jb †Mvcvj| wL«.)| RvZLoM DËim~wi wn‡m‡e
evsjvq cÖ_g eskvbyµwgK kvmb cieZ©xKv‡j G‡mwQ‡jb h_vµ‡g Zvui
ïiæ nq cvj es‡ki ivRZ¡ Kv‡ji cyÎ ‡`eLoM (AvbygvwbK 658-673
ga¨ w`‡q| cvj es‡ki ivRviv wL«.) I ‡c․Î ivRfÆ (AvbygvwbK 673-
cvj esk GKUvbv PvikZ eQi G‡`k kvmb 690 wL«.)| ivRf‡Æi cieZ©x kvmK
K‡iwQ‡jb| GZ `xN© mgq Avi wQ‡jb m¤¢eZ Zvui fvB ejfÆ
†Kvb ivResk G‡`k kvmb K‡iwb| (AvbygvwbK 690-705 wL«.)|
cvj es‡ki ivRviv wQ‡jb †e․× Avkivdcy‡i cÖvß wØZxq Zv¤ªkvm‡b
agv©ej¤^x| R‣bK D`xY©LoM bv‡g GKR‡bi D‡jøL
 evsjv mvwn‡Z¨i cÖvPxbZg wb`k©b Av‡Q| Zvi bv‡gi ‡klvsk Bw½Z K‡i
Ph©vc` cvj Avg‡jB iwPZ nq| ‡h, wZwbI m¤¢eZ LoM ivRes‡kiB
PvjyK¨ mv¤ªvR¨ `w¶Y fvi‡Zi GKwU ‡KD GKRb wQ‡jb| wKš‘ Zvi
cÖvPxb mv¤ªvR¨ wQj| GB m¤ªvR¨ lô kvmbKvj GLb ch©šÍ AwbwðZ|
kZK ‡_‡K evi kZK ch©šÍ kvmb 35. MYAf‚¨Ìvb m¤úwK©Z e¨w³ †K?
K‡i‡Q| PvjyK¨ ivRcwievi GKB mv‡_ A. mv‡R©›U Rûi B. exi‡kÖô †gv¯Ídv Kvgvj
`w¶Y fvi‡Zi G‡K Ac‡ii mv‡_ C. kwn` iwdK D. kwn` eiKZ
RwoZ A_P wfbœ wfbœ wZbwU m¤ªvR¨
kvmb K‡i‡Q| PvjyK¨ mv¤ªv‡R¨i ‡k«ô Answer  A Explanation:
ivRv wQ‡jb wØZxq cyj‡Kwk| GB wZwb 1935 mv‡j 9 ‡deªæqvwi
PvjyK¨ esk m¤ªv‡R¨i DÌv‡bi d‡j beg kZ‡K ‡bvqvLvjx m`‡ii ‡mvbvcyi GK m¤£všÍ
fvi‡Zi ¯’vcZ¨Kjv e¨vcK DbœwZ mvab cwiev‡i Rb¥ MÖnb K‡ib|
nq hv‡K eZ©gv‡b PvjyK¨ ¯’vcZ¨ ‣kjx evsjv‡`‡ki ¯^vaxbZv msMÖv‡gi Ab¨Zg
ejv n‡q _v‡K| GQvovI cÖkvmwbK AMÖ cw_K I AvMiZjv gvgjvi Ab¨Zg
`¶Zv I ‣e‡`wkK evwY‡R¨i cÖmv‡iI Avmvgx wQ‡jb mv‡R©›U Rûiæj nK|
GB m¤ªvR¨ h‡_ó AMÖMwZ mvab 1968 mv‡ji 22 Rvbyqvix Zv‡K cvwK¯Ívb
K‡iwQj| 11 kZ‡K G‡m PvjyK¨ mv‡R©›U miKvi Z_v Kw_Z AvMi Zjv gvgjvi
mg«v‡R¨i c…ô‡cvlKZvq ‡Z‡j¸ mvwnZ¨ Rûi Avmvgx K‡i ‡Mvc‡b wePv‡i ‡mv‡cv`© K‡i|
cÖPvi I cÖmvi jvf K‡i| 1969 mv‡ji 15 ‡deªæqvix cvwK¯Ívb
wLª÷xq lô kZvãxi ‡klfv‡M eZ©gvb ‣¯^ivPvix AvBqye Lv‡bi ‡mbviv Zv‡K ¸wj
hy³ cÖ‡`k A‡j K‡b․R‡K ‡K›`ª K‡i K‡i I †e‡qvb‡Ui AvNv‡Z wbg©g fv‡e
‡g․Lix bvgK GK civµg ivRes‡ki nZ¨v K‡i| Zvi nZ¨vi g‡a¨ w`‡q 1969
DÌvb nq| ‡g․Lix ivRviv cÖvqB cieZ©x MY Av‡›`vjb Av‡iv Zxeª AvKvi avib
¸ßivRv‡`i m‡½ hy‡× wjß _vK‡Zb| K‡i|
‡g․Lvix Zviv ¸ßivRv‡`i KvQ ‡_‡K gM‡ai ‡gvnv¤§` ‡gv¯Ídv Kvgvj (16 wW‡m¤^i
esk GKvsk AwaKvi K‡ib| ‡g․Lix esk 1947 - 18 GwcÖj 1971) evsjv‡`‡ki
K‡qKwU kvLvq wef³ wQj| G‡`i exi‡kÖô ¯^vaxbZv hy‡× AskMÖnYKvix GKRb knx`
GKwU kvLv wenvi cÖ‡`‡ki Mqv ‡Rjvq †gv¯Ídv gyw³‡hv×v| evsjv‡`‡ki gnvb gyw³hy‡×
evm KiZ| nwieg©Y wQ‡jb ‡g․Lix Kvgvj Pig mvnwmKZv Avi Amvgvb¨ exi‡Z¡i
es‡ki cÖwZôvZv| Bkvbeg©Y wQ‡jb GB ¯^xK…wZ¯^iƒc ‡h mvZRb exi‡K
es‡ki cÖ_g civµvšÍ AwacwZ| evsjv‡`‡ki m‡e©v”P mvgwiK m¤§vb

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 101
Òexi‡kÖôÓ Dcvwa‡Z f~wlZ Kiv nq wZwb  BwZnv‡mi cÖavb DcRxe¨ welq-
Zv‡`i Ab¨Zg| gvbe mgv‡Ri AMÖMwZi aviv
iwdKDwÏb Avng` (30 A‡±vei  ‡n‡iv‡WvUvm Zvi eB‡qi bvgKiY
1926- 21 ‡deªæqvwi 1952) wQ‡jb K‡ib - History.
GKRb evsjv‡`kx fvlv Av‡›`vjbKg©x 39. RvwZmsN †NvlYvcÎ ¯^vÿwiZ nq-
kwn` whwb cvwK¯Ív‡bi ivó«fvlv wn‡m‡e A. 1941 mv‡j B. 1942 mv‡j
iwdK evsjv‡K ¯^xK…wZi `vwe‡Z ZrKvjxb c~e© C. 1943 mv‡j D. 1944 mv‡j
cvwK¯Ív‡b m„ó evsjv fvlv Av‡›`vj‡b Answer  Blank Explanation:
1952 mv‡j wbnZ nb| evsjv‡`‡k
Zv‡K knx` wn‡m‡e MY¨ Kiv nq| jÛb †Nvlbv
Aveyj eiKZ (13 A_ev 16 Ryb  RvwZms‡Ni 1g m~Pbv nq 1941
1927- 21 ‡deªqvwi 1952) wQ‡jb mv‡ji 12B Ryb| Rvg©vb weª‡Ub‡K
GKRb evsjv‡`kx fvlv Av‡›`vjb Kg©x AvµgY Kivi cwi‡cÖwÿ‡Z
kwn` whwb cvwK¯Ív‡bi ivó«fvlv wn‡m‡e jÛb †Nvlbv hy‡×vËi we‡k¦ kvwšÍ I wbivcËv
eiKZ evsjv‡K ¯^xK…wZi `vwe‡Z ZrKvjxb c~e© cÖwZôvi j‡ÿ¨ †h †NvlYv †`q ZvB
cvwK¯Ív‡b m„ó evsjv fvlv Av‡›`vj‡b
1952 mv‡j wbnZ nb| evsjv‡`‡k jÛb †NvlYv|
Zv‡K knx` wn‡m‡e MY¨ Kiv nq|  GwU RvwZmsN MV‡bi 1g
36. ‡K․wUj¨ m¤úwK©Z MÖš’ †KvbwU? c`‡ÿc|
A. bxwZkv¯¿ B. fvlvkv¯¿ AvUjvw›UK mb`
C. A_©kv¯¿ D. wPwKrmvkv¯¿ gvwK©b †cÖwm‡W›U d«v¼wjb wW
Answer  C Explanation: iæR‡fë Ges weªwUk cÖavbgš¿x
AvUjvw›UK mb` DBb÷b PvwP©j 14 AvM÷ 1941
 P›`ª¸‡ßi cÖavbgš¿x wQ‡jb PvYK¨| mv‡j AvUjvw›UK gnvmvM‡i weªwUk
†K․wUj¨  QÙbvg wQj †K․wUj¨| iYZix ÒwcÖÝ Ae I‡qjmÓ G
 MÖš’ A_©kv¯¿ (ivóªkvmb I K~UbxwZ •eV‡K wgwjZ nq|
†K․k‡ji mvi ms‡ÿc)| mvbd«vwÝm‡Kv m‡¤§jb
37. ÿzw`iv‡gi m½x wQ‡jb †K?  1945 mv‡ji 25 GwcÖj †_‡K
A. Aiwe›` B. evix›`ª 26 Ryb mvbd«vwÝm‡Kv‡Z wgÎ
C. cÖdzjø PvKx D. myfvl emy kw³i †`k mg~n •eV‡K
Answer  C Explanation: wgwjZ nq|
cÖdyjø PvKx (wW‡m¤^i 10, 1888 - mvbd«vwÝm‡Kv  Dcw¯’Z AviI 50wU †`‡ki
1908) fviZxq Dcgnv‡`‡ki weªwUk m‡¤§jb cÖwZwbwaiv 111 aviv m¤^wjZ
we‡ivax ¯^vaxbZv Av‡›`vj‡bi Ab¨Zg RvwZmsN mb‡` ¯^vÿi K‡i|
cÖdzjø PvKx me© Kwbô gyw³‡hv×v I AwMœhy‡Mi wecøex  1945 mv‡ji 24 A‡±vei G
wQ‡jb| c~e©e‡½ Rb¥ ‡bIqv GB evOvwj mb` Kvh©Ki nIqvi gva¨‡g
wecøex ZrKvjxb weªwUk we‡ivax mk¯¿ RvwZmsN AvbyôvwbKfv‡e
Av‡›`vj‡b mwµqfv‡e Ask ‡bb Ges
Rxeb wemR©b K‡ib| hvÎv ïiæ K‡i|
38. History kãwUi Drm †KvbwU? Kvmveøv¼v m‡¤§jb
A. Historic B. Historian Kvmveøv¼v m‡¤§jb  AbywôZ nq 1942 mv‡j|
C. Histroriography D. Historia  gi‡°vi Ab¨Zg kni
Kvmveøv¼v
Answer  D Explanation:
 Avwd«Kvi GKgvÎ m‡¤§jb
 Bs‡iwR History kãwUi DrcwË MÖxK 40. wgÎkw³ †m›URv‡g©bB‡bi mwÜ K‡i-
I j¨vwUb Historia kã n‡Z| A. Aw÷ªqvi m‡½ B. eyj‡Mwiqvi m‡½
 Historia’ kãwUi A_© - mZ¨‡K
Lyu‡R †ei Kiv| C. Zzi‡¯‥i m‡½ D. Rvg©vwbi m‡½
 BwZnv‡mi RbK- MÖx‡mi †n‡iv‡WvUvm| Answer  A Explanation: 1919 wLªóv‡ãi 10 †m‡Þ¤^i
History  evsjvq ÔBwZnvmÕ kãwU †Kv_v †_‡K Aw÷ªqvi m‡½ wgÎkw³ †m›U Rv‡g©B‡bi mwÜ K‡i|
G‡m‡Q Ges Gi A_©- BwZn kã 41. G‡`‡k me©cÖ_g ¯^í cwim‡i Kx bv‡g †eZv‡ii Kvh©µg ïiæ nq?
‡_‡K Ges Gi A_© HwZn¨|
 wjwLZ BwZnv‡mi AvbygvwbK eqm- A. aŸwb we¯Ívi †K›`ª B. Aj BwÛqv †iwWI
cÖvq 2500 eQi| C. cvwK¯Ívb †eZvi D. ¯^vaxb evsjv †eZvi †K›`ª

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 102
Answer  A Explanation: gymwjg RvZxqZvev‡`i weKvk, cvwK¯Ívwb
‡eZvi evsjv‡`k ‡eZv‡ii cÖ_g I fveaviv cÖmvi e„w× ‡gvnv¤§`x cwÎKvi D‡Ïk¨
cÖvPxb XvKv ‡K›`ª 1939 wLª÷v‡ãi 16 wQj|
wW‡m¤^i XvKv aŸwb we¯Ívi ‡K›`ª bv‡g 45. wb‡Pi †KvbwU msev`ms¯’v bq?
m¤úªPvi ïiæ K‡i| bvwRgDÏxb ‡iv‡Wi A. Gwc B. GGdwc
‡h evwo‡Z eZ©gv‡b ‡kL ‡evinvbDwÏb C. wewewm D. wmbûqv
aŸwb we¯Ívi K‡jR Aew¯’Z ‡m evwowU fvov K‡i Answer  C Explanation:
†K›`ª eªWKvw÷s nvDR ‣Zwi Kiv n‡qwQj|
Kj¨vYcy‡i cvuP wK‡jvIqvU wgwWqvg-  Gwc ev G‡mvwm‡q‡UW ‡cÖm GKwU
I‡qf U«vÝwgUviwUi cÖPvi mxgv iv‡Z AvšÍR©vwZK msev` ms¯’v|
20-25 gvBj I w`‡b 30-45 gvBj  cÖwZôv- 1846 mv‡j|
we¯Í…Z wQj| eZ©gv‡b U«vÝwgUviwU  GwU c„w_exi Ab¨Zg e„nr GKwU
‡eZv‡ii hv`yN‡i msiw¶Z Av‡Q| Av‡gwiKvb msev` ms¯’v|
42. Ômg‡qi mv‡_ AvMvgxi c‡_Õ †Kvb †Uwjwfkb P¨v‡b‡ji †¯øvMvb?  GwU Av‡gwiKvi KZ¸‡jv msev`
A. gvQivOv B. wewUwf cwÎKv I m¤úªPvi ‡K‡›`ªi
C. GbwUwf D. AviwUwf Gwc gvwjKvbvwab GKwU mgevq
Answer  C Explanation: cÖwZôvb|
 cÖavb m`i `ßi wbDBq‡K©
wewUwf K_v e‡j †`k gvwU I gvby‡li Aew¯’Z|
GbwUwf mg‡qi mv‡_ AvMvgxi c‡_  Gwci d‡Uv jvB‡eªwi‡Z 1 ‡KvwUi
AviwUwf AvR I AvMvgxi I ‡ewk Qwe Av‡Q|
gvQivOv ivOv‡Z Gj gvQivOv  eZ©gv‡b Gwci 242 wU ey¨‡ivi
43. ‡Kvb cÖwZôvb cwÎKvi mvKz©‡jkb wbixÿv K‡i? gva¨‡g 121wU ‡`‡k ‡mev w`‡”Q|
A. Z_¨ Awa`ßi B. ‡cÖm KvDwÝj  c~Y©iƒc: Agence France- Press
C. wcAvBwe D. Pjw”PÎ I cÖKvkbv Awa`ßi  we‡k¦i cÖvPxbZg msev` ms¯’v|
Answer  D Explanation: GGdwc  1835 mv‡j AFP cÖwZwôZ nq|
 cÖwZôvZv- Pvj©m jyBm n¨vfvm|
Pjw”PÎ I cÖKvkbv Awa`ßi  m`i `ßi- c¨vwim, d«vÝ|
evsjv‡`‡ki Z_¨ gš¿Yvj‡qi
AvIZvaxb GKwU miKvwi ms¯’v ev  c~Y©iƒc- British Broadcasting
Awa`ßi| `ßiwUi cÖavb Kvh©vjq Corporation
XvKvi 112 mvwK©U nvDR †iv‡W  c„w_exi cÖ_g RvZxq m¤úªPvi cÖwZôvb|
Aew¯’Z eZ©gvb gnvcwiPvjK wn‡m‡e  1922 mv‡j BBC cÖwZwôZ nq|
`vwqZ¡ cvjb K‡i‡Qb †gvnv¤§`  m`i `ßi- eªWKvw÷s nvDm, jÛb|
Pjw”PÎ I  eyk nvDm jÛ‡b Aew¯’Z wewewmÕi
BmZvK †nv‡mb| Pjw”PÎ I cÖKvkbv
cÖKvkbv Awa`ßi Z_¨ gš¿Yvj‡qi Aax‡b wewewm cÖv³b cÖavb Kvh©vjq|
Awa`ßi wewfbœ ¸iæZ¡c~Y© Kvh©ejx m¤úbœ K‡i  wewewm evsjv fvlvq m¤úªPvi- 11
_v‡K Zvi g‡a¨ D‡jøL‡hvM¨ nj A‡±vei 1941 mv‡j|
Pjw”PÎ I cÖKvkbv wel‡q wewfbœ  wewewm K‡e I †Kvb fvlvq cÖ_g
bw_cÎ msMÖn Kiv, evsjv‡`‡ki ewn‡`©kxq Abyôvb cÖPvi K‡i-
msev`cÎ mg~‡ni wbeÜb, bv‡gi 1938 mv‡ji 3 Rvbyqvwi †_‡K
QvocÎ cÖ`vb BZ¨vw` Kvh©µg m¤úbœ Aviwe I cZz©wMR fvlvq|
K‡i _v‡K|  wmbûqv wbDR G‡RwÝ Pxb
44. Ô‡gvnv¤§`xÕ cwÎKvwUi gvwjK †K wQ‡jb? wmbûqv †`kwfwËK msev` ms¯’v|
A. AveŸvm Avjx B. ‡gvnv¤§` AvKig Lvu  m`i `ßi- †eBwRs, Pxb|
C. gybkx Avãyi iwng D. nvRx Ave`yjøvn 46. evsjv‡`‡ki cÖ_g bvix Pjw”PÎ cwiPvjK †K?
Answer  B Explanation: A. myRvZv B. ‡g․mygx
C. gvbRvb Aviv †eMg D. ‡ivRx wmwÏKx
gvwmK ‡gvnv¤§`x weªwUk fvi‡Z gvIjvbv
†gvnv¤§`x Answer  Explanation:
†gvnv¤§` AvKig Lvu KZ©…K cÖwZwôZ gvwmK
cwÎKv cwÎKv| evsjvi gymwjg‡`i g‡a¨ ¯^Zš¿ evsjv‡`k  cÖ_g Z_¨wPÎ- Bb AvIqvi wgW÷
mvwnZ¨-ms¯‥…wZi aviv ‣Zix, wØRvwZZË¡ wfwËK Pjw”P‡Î hv (1948) cwiPvjK- bvRxi Avng`

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 103
cÖ_g  cÖ_g bvix wPÎcwiPvjK- †i‡eKv K‡i‡Qb| 15Zg wegvb wn‡m‡e Z…Zxq
(we›`y †_‡K e„Ë, 1970) ‡evwqs 787-8 wW«gjvBbvi MZ 25
 cÖ_g bvix msMxZ cwiPvjK RyjvB wegvb evsjv‡`k GqvijvBb‡m
cwiPvjK- †di‡`․mx ingvb hy³ nq| 25 RyjvB we‡K‡j hy³iv‡ó«i
(ivRavbxi ey‡K Qwe‡Z †h․_fv‡e wmqvUj Aew¯’Z ‡evwqs d¨v±wi ‡_‡K
iweb †Nv‡li m‡½, 1960) ‡_‡K mivmwi nRiZ kvnRvjvj
 cÖ_g Pjw”PÎ cwÎKv- gvwmK AvšÍR©vwZK wegvbe›`‡i G‡m ‡c․u‡Q|
wm‡bv (1950)| ÔnsmejvKvÕ bv‡gi wØZxq ‡evwqs 787-8
 GdwWwm cÖwZwôZ nq- 3 GwcÖj, nsmejvKv wW«gjvBbviwU 2018 mv‡ji wW‡m¤^‡i Pvjy
1957 nq|
 wdj¥ AvK©vBf Bbw÷wUDU ÔAvKvkexYvÕ bv‡gi cÖ_g ‡evwqs 787-8
cÖwZwôZ nq- 1978 mv‡j| AvKvkexYv wW«gjvBbviwU 2018 mv‡ji AvM‡÷ Pvjy
 GdwWwmi cÖ_g Qwe- Avwmqv (4 nq|
b‡f¤^i 1960) cwiPvjK d‡Zn 50. m¤úªwZ evsjv‡`wk AÂj dig¨vU wn‡m‡e evsjv fvlvi
†jvnvbx| cvkvcvwk †dmeyK cø¨vUd‡g© hy³ nIqv fvlv †KvbwU?
 cÖ_g wm‡bgv‡¯‥vc Pjw”PÎ- evnvbv A. PvKgv B. wÎcyiv
(1965) cwiPvjK Rwni C. gvigv D. gwYcywi
ivqnvb| Answer  A Explanation:
 cÖ_g AvšÍR©vwZK cyi®‥vicÖvß Qwe-
Rv‡Mv nIqv mv‡fiv (D`y©), g‡¯‥v evsjv‡`wk AÂj dig¨vU wn‡m‡e evsjv
AvšÍR©vwZK Drme 1959| fvlvi cvkvcvwk PvKgv fvlv hy³ K‡i‡Q
47. Ô÷c †W½yÕ Kx? ‡dmeyK KZ©…c¶| evsjv‡`‡ki wØZxq
A. Ilya B. ‡gvevBj A¨vc ‡Kv‡bv AÂj wn‡m‡e ‡dmeyK cø¨vUd‡g©
PvKgv PvKgv fvlv hy³ Kiv n‡q‡Q| evsjv‡`k,
C. ‡¯øvMvb D. cwi”Qbœ Awfhvb
fviZmn we‡k¦i Ab¨vb¨ ‡`k wgwj‡q
Answer  B Explanation:
AšÍZ 10 ‡_‡K 15 jvL PvKgv ‡dmeyK
‡W½y cÖwZ‡iv‡a ‡`‡ki ‡h‡Kv‡bv ¯’v‡b e¨enviKvix i‡q‡Q|
gkvi cÖRbb ‡K›`ª wPwýZ Ki‡Z B- 51. ‡e․× `vk©wbK wQ‡jb-
÷c †W½y K¨ve, B-‡cv÷ I wewW-Bqy‡_i A. dv wn‡qb B. wnD‡qb mvO
D‡`¨v‡M Ô÷c ‡W½yÕ bv‡gi GKwU C. kxjf`ª D. A+B
A¨vc Pvjy Kiv n‡q‡Q| Answer  C Explanation:
48. msweav‡bi KZZg ms‡kvabxi gva¨‡g Bmjvg‡K ivóªag©
wn‡m‡e †NvlYv Kiv nq?  gnv¯’wei kxjf`ª (529-654) ‡e․×kv‡¯¿i
A. Aóg B. beg GKRb kv¯¿Á - `vk©wbK wQ‡jb|
kxjf`ª  wZwb bvj›`v gnvwenvi
C. G‡qv`k D. PZz`©k
wek¦we`¨vj‡qi Aa¨¶ wQ‡jb|
Answer  A Explanation:
 Pxb †_‡K fviZ Z_v evsjvq
ms‡kvabxi welqe¯‘: ivóªag© wn‡m‡e Avmv cÖ_g ch©UK|
Bmjvg‡K ¯^xK…wZ cÖ`vb Ges XvKvq  wØZxq P›`ª¸‡ßi Avg‡j fvi‡Z Av‡mb|
evB‡i QqwU †Rjvq nvB‡Kv‡U©i ¯’vqx  ‡e․× a‡g©i g~jgš¿ wkÿv I Zx_©
Aóg †e ¯’vcb| dv wn‡qb `k©‡bi D‡Ï‡k¨ fvi‡Z Av‡mb|
DÌvcbKvix: msm` †bZv e¨vwi÷vi gI`y`  Zvui ågY AwfÁZvq †gvU 7wU MÖ‡š’
Avng` wj‡Lb|
DÌvcb: 11 †g 1988
 weL¨vZ MÖš’ †dv-Kz‡qv-wKs|
49. wegvb evsjv‡`k GqvijvBb‡m mshy³ Z…Zxq †evwqs 787-8  10 eQi fviZe‡l© Ae¯’vb K‡ib|
wWªgjvBbvi †KvbwU?
 ‣PwbK †e․× Zx_© hvÎx wnD‡qb
A. nsmejvKv B. AvKvkexYv
mvs 603 wLªóv‡ã Px‡bi †nbvb
C. MvswPj D. k•LwPj cÖ‡`‡k Rb¥MÖnY K‡i|
Answer  C Explanation: wnD‡qb mvs  Pxb †_‡K Avmv ch©UK, †e․×
cÖavbgš¿x ‡kL nvwmbv wegvb evsjv‡`k wfÿz, cwÐZ I Abyev`K|
MvswPj GqvijvBb‡mi Z…Zxq ‡evwqs 787-8  fviZe‡l© Av‡mb nl©ea©‡bi
wW«gjvBbvi ÔMvswPjÕi D‡Øvab Avg‡j 630 wLªóv‡ã|
wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb
 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 104
 wZwb bvj›`v wek¦we`¨vj‡q 2 eQi Mv‡iv wLªóvb
Aa¨vqb K‡ib| PvKgv ‡e․×
 wZwb 630 †_‡K 644 mvj ch©šÍ mvuIZvj mvwi ag©
Dcgnv‡`‡k Ae¯’vb K‡ib|
 wnD‡qb mvs Gi `xÿv¸iæ wQ‡jb kxjf`ª|
cvOb Bmjvg
 weL¨vZ MÖš’- wmw×MÖš’| 56. evsjv‡`‡ki cÖ_g Rv`yNi †KvbwU?
52. M‡Ûvqvbv j¨vÛ †KvbwU? A. XvKv Rv`yNi B. e‡i›`ª Rv`yNi
A. w`bvRcyi B. h‡kvi C. Kzwóqv D. ‡fvjv C. bIMvu Rv`yNi D. gqbgvwZ Rv`yNi
Answer  A Explanation: Answer  B Explanation:
evsjv‡`k RvZxq Rv`yNi evsjv‡`‡ki
w`bvRcyi M‡Ûvqvbv j¨vÛ
ivRavbx XvKv kn‡i Aew¯’Z ‡`‡ki RvZxq
h‡kvi LwjdvZvev` Rv`yNi| GwU 20, gvP©, 1913 wLªóv‡ã
Kzwóqv b`xqv XvKv
cÖwZwôZ nq, Ges 7 AvM÷, 1913 wLªóv‡ã
†fvjv `w¶Y kvnevRcyi Rv`yNi Gi AvbyôvwbK D‡Øvab Kiv nq| 1983
53. Ae¯’vb Abyhvqx †_vivwmK K‡kiæKvi msL¨v KZ? wLªóv‡ãi 17 b‡f¤^i Zvwi‡L GwU‡K RvZxq
A. 18 B. 19 C. 12 D. 14 Rv`yN‡ii gh©v`v ‡`qv nq|
Answer  C Explanation: e‡i›`ª M‡elYv Rv`yNi ivRkvnx kn‡i ¯’vwcZ
evsjv‡`‡ki cÖ_g Rv`yNi| GwU cÖZœ msMÖ‡n
 mvifvBKvj (Mjv‡`kxq ev MÖxev‡`kxq ei‡›`ª mg„×| GB cÖZœ msMÖnkvjvwU 1913 wLªóv‡ã
K‡kiæKv) - 7 wU Rv`yNi e¨w³MZ D‡`¨v‡M ¯’vwcZ n‡qwQj| eZ©gv‡b
 ‡_vivwmK (e¶‡`kxq) - 12 wU, ivRkvnx wek¦we`¨vjq GwU cwiPvjbv K‡i
‡h‡nZy 12 ‡Rvov ck©yKv ev cvuRi _v‡K|
K‡kiæKvi Avgv‡`i i‡q‡Q| cvnvocyi ‡e․×wenvi ev ‡mvgcyi wenvi ev
cÖKvi‡f`  jv¤^vi (‡Kvgi ev KwU‡`kxq) - 5 wU ‡mvgcyi gnvwenvi eZ©gv‡b aŸsmcÖvß GKwU
 m¨vµvj (‡kÖvYx‡`kxq) - 5 wU > cÖvPxb ‡e․× wenvi| cvjes‡ki wØZxq ivRv
cieZ©x‡Z 1 wU bIMvu kÖx ag©cvj ‡`e (781-821) Aóg kZ‡Ki
 Kw°wRqvj (cy”Q‡`kxq, ‡j‡Ri Rv`yNi ‡k‡li w`‡K ev beg kZ‡K GB wenvi ‣Zwi
RvqMvq) : 4 wU > cieZ©x‡Z 1 wU KiwQ‡jb| 1879 wLª÷v‡ã m¨vi
54. niàv mf¨Zv †Kvb hy‡Mi? Av‡jKRvÛvi Kvwbsnvg GB wekvj ¯’vcbv
A. cÖ¯Íi hy‡Mi B. Zv¤ª-cÖ¯Íi hy‡Mi Avwe®‥vi K‡ib|
C. HwZnvwmK hy‡Mi D. ‡j․n hy‡Mi 1965 mv‡j Kywgjøv ‡KvUevwoi kvjeb
Answer  B Explanation: wenv‡ii `w¶Y cv‡k kvjeb‡K mvg‡b
noàv cvwK¯Ív‡bi cvÄve cÖ‡`‡ki ‡i‡L cwðggyLx GB Rv`yNi ¯’vcb Kiv
GKwU cÖZœ¯’j| GwU mvwnIqvj ‡_‡K gqbvgwZ nq| GB Rv`yN‡i fe‡`i gnvwenvi,
35 wK‡jvwgUvi cwð‡g Aew¯’Z| ‡KvwUjv gyov, PvicÎ gyov, iƒcevbgyov,
Rv`yNi BUv‡Lvjv gyov, Avb›` wenvi, ivbxi evsjv
cÖZœ¯’jwU ivfx b`x [ivwf b`xi] cyi‡bv
Lv‡Zi av‡i Aew¯’Z GKwU ¯’vbxq I ‡fvR ivRvi evwo wenv‡ii LbbKv‡j
MÖv‡gi bvgvw¼Z| niàvi eZ©gvb cÖvß bvbv g~j¨evb cyivZË¡ GLv‡b RvqMv
MÖvgwU cÖZœ¯’j ‡_‡K 6 wK‡jvwgUvi K‡i ‡bq|
niàv mf¨Zv `~‡i Aew¯’Z| AvaywbK niàv weªwUk 57. ‡Kvb evsjv‡`wk cY¨wU‡K wek¦ mvs¯‥…wZK HwZ‡n¨i AšÍfz©³
Avgj ‡_‡KB GKwU ‡U«b ‡÷kb| Kiv n‡q‡Q?
cÖZœ¯’‡j GKwU cÖvPxb ‡eªvÄhyMxq A. kxZj cvwU B. im‡Mvjøv
`yM©kn‡ii aŸsmve‡kl i‡q‡Q| GwU C. g„rcvÎ D. gvwUi Mnbv
‡m‡gwU« GBP KvjPvi I wmÜy mf¨Zvi Answer  A Explanation:
Ask| ‡mhy‡Mi we‡k¦ GwU wQj GKwU  BD‡b‡¯‥v †NvwlZ evsjv‡`‡ki Aaiv
e…nr kni| kxZj ms¯‥…wZ 4wU|
GwU Zv¤ª-cÖ¯Íi hy‡Mi mf¨Zv| cvwU h_v: evDj m½xZ, Rvg`vwb, g½j
55. evsjv‡`‡ki †Kvb ÿz`ª b„-‡Mvôx gymjgvb? †kvfvhvÎv I kxZjcvwU|
A. Mv‡iv B. PvKgv C. mvuIZvj D. cvOb 58. kvjeb wenvi †Kv_vq Aew¯’Z?
Answer  D Explanation: A. bIMvu B. weµgcyi C. Kzwgjøv D. e¸ov

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 105
Answer  C Explanation: 63. Bonn Climate Change Conference †Kvb mv‡j
AbywôZ nq?
kvjeb wenvi Kzwgjøv A. 2015 mv‡j B. 2016 mv‡j
cvnvocyi bIMvu C. 2017 mv‡j D. 2018 mv‡j
gnv¯’vbMo e¸ov Answer  C Explanation: Bonn Climate
weµgcyi B›`ªvKcyi `yM©
Change Conference AbywôZ nq 2017 mv‡j|
59. MÖ¨vÛ Uªv¼ †ivW †K wbgv©Y K‡ib? cieZ©x Kc- 26 AbywôZ nIqvi K_v wQj hy³iv‡R¨i
A. kv‡q¯Ív Lvb B. Avjxe`©x Lvb Møvm‡Mv‡Z 9 b‡f¤^i 2020 †_‡K| wKš‘ †KvwfW -19 Gi
C. ‡kikvn& D. Bmjvg Lvb Kvi‡Y Zv ¯’wMZ Kiv n‡q‡Q|
Answer  C Explanation: 64. ‡Kvb †`‡k c„w_exi me©e„nr BD‡ivwbqv‡gi Lwb Mw”QZ Av‡Q?
Mª¨vÛ U«v¼ ‡ivW Gwkqvi Ab¨Zg cÖvPxb I A. ivwkqv B. KvRvwK¯Ívb
`xN©Zg moK c_| GwU wbg©vY K‡ib C. bvBRvi D. A‡÷ªwjqv
†kikvn| `yB kZvãxiI AwaK mgq GwU Answer  D Explanation:
Dcgnv‡`‡ki c~e© I cwðg Ask‡K mshy³
MÖ¨vÛ Uªv¼ K‡i iv‡L| GwU evsjv‡`‡ki bvivqYM‡Äi 2009 mv‡ji wnmve Abyhvqx BD‡iwbqvg
†ivW ‡mvbviMvuI ‡_‡K ïiæ n‡q cwðge‡½i Drcv`‡bi ‡¶‡Î ißvwb evRv‡i
nvIov n‡q cvwK¯Ív‡bi ‡ckvIqv‡ii ga¨ KvRvL¯Ívb wQj me©e„nr ißvwbKviK
w`‡q AvdMvwb¯Ív‡bi Kveyj ch©šÍ ‡c․Qvq| (27%)| KvRvL¯Ív‡bi c‡iB Av‡m
Gi cÖv³b bv‡gi g‡a¨ wQj DËic_, kvn KvbvWv (20%) Ges A‡÷«wjqv
A‡÷ªªwjqv (16%)| we‡k¦i ‡gvU BD‡iwbqvg Lwb
iv‡n AvRg, mo‡K AvRg, ev`kvwn moK|
60. evsjv‡`k cÖ‡e‡ki ci M½v b`xi bvg- wiRv‡f© 23%-B Av‡Q A‡÷«wjqvq Ges
A. ‡gNbv B. cÙv C. hgybv D. wZ¯Ív we‡k¦i me©e„nr GKK BD‡iwbqvg
deposit `w¶Y A‡÷«wjqvi Awjw¤úK
Answer  B Explanation:
W¨vg gvB‡b Aew¯’Z|
Avmv‡gi eivK b`x bvMv gwYcy‡ii `wÿ‡Y 65. iæk-Rvcvb hy× †Kvb mv‡j msMwVZ n‡qwQj?
†gNbv jymvB cvnv‡oi gvI msmv Ask †_‡K| A. 1901 mv‡j B. 1902 mv‡j
wngvjq ce©‡Zi Mv‡½vÎx wngevn †_‡K Drcbœ C. 1903 mv‡j D. 1904 mv‡j
cÙv n‡q fvi‡Zi M½v evsjv‡`‡k cÖ‡ek K‡i
Answer  D Explanation:
cÙv bvg aviY K‡i‡Q|
hgybv ‣Kjvm k„‡½i gvbm m‡ivei Øxc †_‡K| iæk-Rvcvb hy× wesk kZvãxi cÖvi‡¤¢ ivwkqv
wZ¯Ív wmwK‡gi ce©Z AÂj| Ges Rvcv‡bi g‡a¨ msNwUZ n‡qwQj| GB
hy‡×i cÖavb KviY wQj gvÂywiqv I ‡Kvwiqvq
61. cÖ_g wek¦hy‡×i cieZ©xKv‡j d«v‡Ýi Øviv wbwg©Z Maginot iæk-Rvcvb ‡`k `yBwUi wecixZgyLx mv¤ªvR¨ev`x ¯^v_©|
Line wb¤œwjwLZ †Kvb †`‡ki mxgvbvi mv‡_ mshy³ wQj bv? hy× hy×wU g~jZ `w¶Y gvÂywiqvi wjqvI`s
A. myBRvij¨vÛ B. Rvg©vwb DcØxc I gyK‡`‡b, ‡Kvwiqv I Rvcv‡bi
C. jy‡·gevM© D. BZvwj mxgvšÍeZ©x mvMimg~‡n Ges cxZ mvM‡i
Answer  Explanation: msNwUZ n‡qwQj|
66. ‡UvsMvi ivRavbx †KvbwU?
wØZxq wek¦hy‡× Rvg©vb AvµgY cÖwZnZ A. Avwcqv B. nwbqviv
Maginot Kivi Rb¨ d«vÝ wbg©vY K‡i g¨vwR‡bv C. myfv D. byyKzqv‡jvdv
jvBb| g¨vwR‡bv jvBb mshy³ wPj
Line †ejwRqvg jy‡·gevM©, Rvg©vwb Ges Answer  D Explanation:
myBRvij¨v‡Ûi mv‡_| †Uv½v ivR¨ `w¶Y cÖkvšÍ gnvmvM‡i Aew¯’Z ¯^vaxb
62. fviZ KZ mv‡j Arctic Council G Observer- Gi Øxcivó«| GwU wdwRi cÖvq 650 wKwg `w¶Y-c~‡e©
c`gh©v`v jvf K‡i? Ges wbDwRj¨v‡Ûi cÖvq 1,850 wKwg DËi-c~‡e©
†UvsMv
A. 2010 mv‡j B. 2011 mv‡j Aew¯’Z| cwj‡bkxq Øxc¸wji g‡a¨ GKgvÎ
C. 2012 mv‡j D. 2013 mv‡j ‡Uv½v‡ZB ivRZš¿ wU‡K Av‡Q| byKyqv‡jvdv
Answer  D Explanation: GwUi ivRavbx, cÖavb e›`i I e„nËg kni|
67. CTBT-Gi c~Y©iƒc Kx?
fviZ‡K 2013 mv‡j AvK©wUK KvDw݇j A. Complete Best Ban Treaty
ch©‡eÿ‡Ki gh©v`v †`Iqv nq| D`xqgvb B. College Teachers Basi Training
Arctic
A_©bxwZi GB wZb †`k AvK©wUK A‡j
Council C. Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
R¡vjvwbmn cÖvK…wZK m¤ú‡`i mÜv‡b
D. Center for Technical Business and Technology
LbbKvR Pvjv‡Z AvMÖnx|

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 106
Answer  C Explanation: Answer  B Explanation:
 CTBT- Comprehensive  ÔA¨vg‡bw÷ B›Uvib¨vkbvjÕ-
Nuclear-Test -Ban Treaty. gvbevwaKvi msiÿ‡Y GKwU
 ¯^vÿwiZ nq- 1996 mv‡j| AvšÍ©RvwZK ms¯’v|
 D‡Ïk¨ - bZzb K‡i Avi †KD cvigvYweK  cÖwZwôZ nq- 28 †g, 1961 mv‡j|
Amnestry
A¯¿ •Zwi Ki‡Z cvi‡e bv Ges Av‡Mi International  cÖwZôvZv - wcUvi †e‡bbmb (Bsj¨vÛ)|
¸‡jv aŸsm K‡i mxwgZ Kiv|  m`i `ßi - jÛb (hy³ivR¨)|
 RvwZms‡Ni 51Zg Awa‡ek‡b  kvwšÍ‡Z †bv‡ej cyi¯‥vi cvq-
A‡÷ªwjqv CTBT Pzw³i DÌvcb K‡i- 1977 mv‡j|
1996 mv‡j|  eZ©gvb gnvmwPe- mwjj †kwV (fviZ)
 wec‡ÿ †fvU †`q †h ‡h †`k- fviZ, 71. Agora Kx?
CTBT wjweqv I fzUvb| A. wMÖK `k©‡bi Drm B. G‡_‡Ýi bMi PZ¡i
 evsjv‡`k ¯^vÿi K‡i- 1996 mv‡j| C. ‡cø‡Uvi Rb¥¯’vb D. G‡_‡Ýi `ievi
 evsj‡`k ¯^vÿiKvix - 129Zg †`k| Answer  B Explanation:
 G ch©šÍ †gvU ¯^vÿiKvix †`k- 159wU|
 evsjv‡`k CTBT Pzw³ Aby‡gv`b  Av‡Mviv nj cÖvPxb wM«K bMi-iv‡R¨i
K‡i- 2000 mv‡j| GKwU ‡Lvjv "mgv‡e‡ki ¯’vb"|
 evsjv‡`k CTBT Pzw³  wMÖ‡mi G‡_‡Ýi cÖvPxb Av‡Mviv
Aby‡gv`bKvix- 28Zg †`k| Agora me‡P‡q mycwiwPZ| Zyi‡¯‥i Bhwgi
 evsjv‡`k `wÿY Gwkqvi CTBT bMixi Av‡Mviv I‡cb Gqvi
Aby‡gv`bKvix- cÖ_g †`k|
wgDwRqvg n‡”Q eZ©gv‡b me‡P‡q
68. fviZxq msweav‡bi KZ b¤^i aviv R¤§y I Kvk¥xi‡K
msiw¶Z Av‡Mviv|
Special Status w`‡qwQj?
A. 369 B. 370 72. ‡h‡nZz Rqcyinv‡Ui RbmsL¨v Kg, myZivs GwU emev‡mi
C. 371 D. 372 Rb¨ wbivc` RvqMv| GB cÖKvkwU wb‡Pi †Kvb wm×všÍ‡K
wbtm„Z K‡i?
Answer  B Explanation:
(I) †h Rbc‡` Kg RbmsL¨v i‡q‡Q, †h Rbc`wUB
fvi‡Zi msweav‡bi 370 Ges 35(K) aviv R¤§y emev‡mi Rb¨ fvj RvqMv
I Kvk¥xi‡K we‡kl gh©v`v w`‡qwQj| m¤úªwZ 5 (II) VvKziMvuI‡qi †P‡q Rqcyinv‡Ui Aciv‡ai msL¨v Kg|
R¤§y I AvM÷ 2019 aviv `ywU evwZj Kiv n‡q‡Q| A. ïay wm×všÍ (I) wbtm„Z K‡i
Kvk¥xi cvkvcvwk R¤§y I I Kvk¥xi‡K †K›`ª kvwmZ
B. ïay wm×všÍ (II) wbtm„Z K‡i
AÂj wn‡m‡e †NvlYv Kiv n‡q‡Q| eZ©gv‡b
fvi‡Zi †K›`ª kvwmZ AÂj -8wU| C. ïay wm×všÍ (I) I (II) wbtm„Z K‡i
69. AvB‡mbnvIqvi WKwUªb (Eisenhower Doctrine) D. ‡Kvb wm×všÍ‡KB wbtm„Z K‡i bv
†Kvb A‡ji Rb¨ cÖ‡hvR¨ wQj? Answer  D Explanation: Rqcyinv‡Ui RbmsL¨vi
A. DËi Avwd«Kv B. ga¨cÖvP¨ Zzjbvq VvKviMvuI‡qi RbmsL¨v †ewk | VvKviMvuI‡q
C. `wÿY-c~e© Gwkqv D. ga¨ Gwkqv RbmsL¨v †ewk nIqvi Kvi‡Y GLv‡b Aciva †ewk msNwUZ
Answer  B Explanation: nq Ges emev‡mi Rb¨ Kg wbivc`|
73. The view that all events, including human
AvB‡RbnvIqvi n‡”Q gvwK©b ivóªcwZ|
wZwb 1957 mv‡j †NvlYv K‡ib †h, actions, are caused. However, we can
AvšÍR©vwZK mvg¨ev` Øviv wbqwš¿Z †Kv‡bv consider human actions free if they are the
iv‡óªi, we‡kl K‡i ivwkqvi mk¯¿ result of internal motivations, not the
AvB‡mbnvIqvi Avµg‡Yi weiæ‡× †Kv‡bv †`k mvnv‡h¨i product of external influences or constriants.
WKwUªb Av‡e`b Ki‡j gvwK©b miKvi †mB GB Aby‡”Q` †Kvb welq m¤úwK©Z?
†`‡ki wbivcËvi Rb¨ †mbvevwnbx A. gvby‡li KvR B. B”Qvi ¯^vaxbZv
cvVv‡e| GB bxwZwU g‡a¨cÖv‡P¨i Rb¨ C. AšÍt¯’ †cÖlYv D. ewnt¯’ cÖfve
cÖ‡hvR¨ wQj| gvwK©b ivóªcwZi GB bxwZ Answer  A Explanation:
ÔAvB‡RbnvIqvi ZË¡Õ bv‡g cwiwPZ|
70. Amnestry International- Gi m`i `ßi †Kv_vq? 74. k~b¨¯’v‡b †Kvb msL¨vwU n‡e?
A. c¨vwim B. jÛb 62:2625
C. evwj©b D. ‡nM 87:7836
103:30149

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25: ------? 80. An unexamined life is not worth living-
A. 5236 B. 5249 Dw³wU †Kvb `vk©wb‡Ki?
C. 5264 D. 5281 A. Gwi÷Uj B. m‡µwUm
Answer  C Explanation: Abycv‡Zi Av‡Mi msL¨vUv C. ‡cø‡Uv D. Kbdzwmqvm
Dwë‡q Zvici eM© (†k‡li Ask) Kwi| Answer  B Explanation: m‡µwU‡mi Av‡iv wKQz
62:2625 87:7836 103:30149 25:5264
2625 7836 30148 5249 weL¨vZ Dw³:
2652 7852 30172 5282  The only true wisdom is in
75. aviv hvK, hw` A+B ej‡Z †evSvq A nq B Gi wcZv, knowing you know nothing.
A-B ej‡Z †evSvq A nq B Gi ¯¿x, A  B ej‡Z  Beauty is a short-lived
†evSvq A nq B Gi fvB, A B ej‡Z †evSvq nq A nq m‡µwUm tyraning.
B Gi †evb|
 Know thyself
Zvn‡j Dc‡i AvKvi Abymv‡i P - R  Q GB cÖKvkwU
ej‡Z Kx †evSv‡e?  I know nothing except the fact
A. P nq Q Gi †evb B. P nq Q Gi wcZv of ignorance
C. P nq Q Gi k¨vwjKv D. P nq Q Gi †`ei
Answer  Blank Explanation: Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq
76. wkÿK I K¬vmiæ‡gi ga¨Kvi †h m¤úK©, wb‡Pi †Kvb †Rvov Kjv I gvbweK Abyl`
†mB GKB ai‡bi m¤úK© cÖKvk K‡i?
ÔCÕ BDwbU SET CODE: A
A. ‡L‡jvqvo: gvV B. wU‡KU : †Uªb
fwZ© cixÿv 2019-2020
C. Kg©x : ivR‣bwZK `j D. ‡hv×v: Z‡jvqvi
Answer  A Explanation: wkÿ‡Ki K‡g©i RvqMv cÖwZwU fzj Dˇii Rb¨ 0.20 b¤^i KvUv hv‡e|
K¬vmiæg wVK †Zgwb †L‡jvqv‡oi †Ljvi RvqMv gvV| DËic‡Îi wb‡`©wkZ ¯’v‡b wb‡Pi evK¨ `ywU †jL|
77. bxwZ`k©b bx‡Pi †Kvb welq wb‡q Av‡jvPbv K‡i? wbweo wbe©vY-we`¨v exÿY K‡i wK †eq‡bU?
A. mËv I mZ¨ m¤ú‡K© I celebrate myself and sing myself.
B. gvby‡li mvgvwRK AvPi‡Yi fvj-g›` 1. Would you  my dog for me this weekend?
C. gvby‡li AvPiY A. look B. look after
C. look for D. look off
D. Dc‡ii †KvbwUB bq
Answer  B Explanation:
Answer  C Explanation:
Would you look after my dog for me this
78. wPwKrmK I †ivwMi g‡a¨ †h m¤úK©, wb‡Pi †Kvb †Rvov †mB weekend?
GKB m¤úK© cÖKvk K‡i? Some example of Phrasal Verbs:
A. AvBbRxex: †µZv B. AvBbRxex : Awfhy³  My neighbour ran out of eggs yesterday.
C. AvBbRxex: g¨vwR‡÷ªU D. AvBbRxex: g‡°j  Our boss put off our meeting Until
Answer  D Explanation: wPwKrm‡Ki KvR n‡”Q next week.
 We both look forward to meeting your
‡ivMxi ‡ivM wbY©q K‡i mvwi‡q †Zvjv| AvBbRxexi KvR new girlfriend.
n‡”Q Zvi g‡°j‡K mgm¨v †_‡K gy³ Kiv|  It will be easier to read if you switch
79. Ambiguity kãwUi A_© Kx? on the lights.
A. ب_©KZv B. A¯úóZv  I have to run to the finish line and back.
C. wm×všÍnxbZv D. hyw³i ÎæwU 2. Paw : Cat :: Hoof:?
Answer  B Explanation: A. Lamb B. Elephant
C. Lion D. Horse
A¯úóZv, ب_©Zv, AwbðqZv, Awbw`©óZv, Answer  D Explanation:
Ambiguity ب_©K evK¨, ب_©, ب_©e¨ÄK ‡Kv‡bv wKQy,
Paw A_©- _vev
inm¨gqZv Horse
Cat A_©- weovj

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Hoof A_©- Lyi 6. If you were describing the misery of a
Paw †hgb Cat Gi m‡½ m¤úwK©Z stormy day, which vocabulary would be
†Zgwb Hoof n‡”Q Horse (‡Nvov) most suitable?
A. Warm, calming, soothing, scenic
m‡½ m¤úwK©Z|
B. Idyllic, rainy, chirpy, stormy
3. A long speech expressing the thoughts of a C. Sorrowful, chilling, morose, wailing
character– D. Soothing, picturesque, arduous
A. prose B. narrative poem Answer  C Explanation:
C. Solidoquy D. suspense
Answer  C Explanation: Example of Suitable Vocabulary:
 Suitable Vocabulary of brith day party:
A long speech expressing the thoughts of a
Chatter, bubbly, Musical, excitement.
character alone on stage.
 Aside: A short speech delivered by an  Suitable Vocabulary of Spooky forest:
actor in a play. Whispering, drakness, decrepit,
 Monologue: A speech by one chara in cautiously.
a play, story or poem. 7. Which mood is evoked by the following
 Foreshadowing: The use of clues that sentence?
suggest events that have yet to occur.
''A bright sun glinted from the skyscraper
 Dramatic foil: A character who provides a
contrast to another character. windows...”
4. Choose the correct sentence from below: A. Happy B. Melancholic
C. Determined D. Pessimistic
A. I am asking if you would like to
Answer  A Explanation:
rollerblade together tomorrow?
B. I am asking ''if you would like to 8. Which one of the following is a diasporas writer?
A. Kaiser Haq B. Zia Haider Khan
rollerblade together tomorrow”?
C. Emily Dickinson D. All of them
C. I am asking ''if you would like to Answer  B Explanation:
rollerblade together tomorrow.
Some writers of diasporas:
D. I am asking ''if you would like to
rollerblade together tomorrow.” 1. Robin cohen 2. William Safran
3. Khaching Tololyan 4. Shym selvadurai
Answer  C Explanation:
5. Avtar Bran 6. Sunetra gutpa 7. Carlyn
5. A group of lines placed together to create a L.Cartier 8. Laurence J.C Ma 9. Monika
poem is called a  ? Fludernik
A. Paragraph B. Form 9. Which of the following features does not
C. Poem D. Stanza characterize a graphic novel?
Answer  D Explanation: A stanza is a group A. It includes images and pictures for the narrative.
of lines that form the basic Metrical Unit in a B. Historically it used to be published in
poem. So, in a 12-line poem, the frist four periodicals as comic strips.
lines might be a stanza. You can identify a C . It is restricted to verbal narrative only.
stanza by the number of line it has and its D . It may have sequels.
rhyme Scheme or pattern, such as A-B-A-B, Answer  C Explanation: The characterize of a
there are many different types of stanza. graphic novel: A graphic novel uses the interplay
Some of the most common stanza examples of text and illustrations in a comic - strip format to
include. tell a story. Instead of relying on just text to
1. Couplets 2. Tercets 3. Quatrains construct a narrative it uses graphical elements
4. Quintain 5. Sestet 6. Septet 7. Octave. such as panels, frames, speechl thought balloons,
etc. in a sequential way to create and evoke a story
in a reader's mind.
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10. Which word rhymes with we’d? A. Only conclusion I follows.
A. Fed B. Feed B. Only conclusion II follows.
C. Both a & b D. None of the above C. Either I or II: follows.
Answer  B Explanation: D. Neither I or II follows.
The word Rhymes We'd? Answer  A Explanation:
Pede, bead, beede, bleed, bread, breed, by-  According to the statement, 80% of the
end, caede, cede, eleoid, crede, creed, total runs were made by spinners, so, I
dede, deed, deede, diede, ede, fede, feed, does not follow. Nothing about the
fleed, frede, freed, freid, fried, friede, opening batsman is Mentioned in the
gaede, glead, glede, gleed, grede, greed, statement, So, ii alos does not follow.
he'd, heed, Kneade, lead, Weed, Wrede,  Neither I or II follows.
Speed, Steed, Swede, teed, reid etc.
14. The return address belongs to 
11. In the following sentence the hour highlighted
A. The letter writer
parts of the sentence are marked a, b, c and d.
B. The recipient of the letter
Identify the one highlighted word or phrase
with grammatical error. C. The typist who is writing for someone else
Anne Elizabeth McDowell is (a) best (b) D. The person the letter is going to
remembered for a (c) weekly journal, Answer  A Explanation: Example:
Woman’s Advocate, (d) who she launched in
January 1855. Open punctuation means there is no
A. a B. b C. d D. c punctuation after the salutation or closing.
Answer  A Explanation: 15. Complete the sentence by filling in the
12. Choose the sentence with the modifier in appropriate blanks from the options provided.
the correct place. Challenges must be  to realize the 
A. The clerk sold the scarf with the red print to the woman. of a greater regional economic integration.
B. The clerk sold the scarf to the woman with the red print. A. Overcome ...... potential
C. The clerk with the red print sold the scarf to the woman. B. Suppressed ..... power
D. None of the4 above C. Ignored ...... benefits
Answer  A Explanation: D. Sustained ...... advantages
Correcting Misplaced Modifiers: Answer  A Explanation:
 The teacher's broken Umbrella was in 16. †Kvb k㸇”Q Awfav‡bi µg Abyhvqx mw¾Z?
the Coal room. A. BZ¯ÍZ, Bw½Z, B¯Ídv, Bw›`ªq
 On her way to school, Marissa found a B. Av‡Mœq, AvÂwjK, Avo¤^i, AvÁven
green woman's purse. C. AwKÂb, AK…Z, Aµg, AwMœ
13. Below is given a statement followed by two D. DcvšÍ, Dš§Ë, Dò, Djøvm
conclusions numbered I and II. You have to Answer  C Explanation:
assume everything in the statement to be true, ° ± ³ ÿ · M&Y » •ÿ •L ½ •N •g ”P
then consider the two conclusions together and ”Q PT ¾ À Á Ã Ä Å Æ Ç o&M È É
decide which of them logically follows beyond Ð Y&X Yœ Y¥ Ë Ì `&M `&N Ï × ™¢ aŸ ›U É
a reasonable doubt from the information given hy³vÿ‡i
Û šÍ š’ ›` Ü bœ b¥ Þ à á â ã ä eŸ
eY©bvµg
in the statement. e&f ¤ú ç ¤^ ¤¢ ¤§ é ê ë ì í j¥ jø ð
Statements: In a one-day cricket match, the ñ ®‥ ô ò ®ú õ ®§ ¯‥ ö ÷ ¯Í ¯’ ¯ú ù
total runs made by a team were 200. Out of nè ý þ|
these 160 runs were made by spinners. 17. `ªæZ D”Pvi‡Yi Rb¨ k‡ãi Avw`, AšÍ¨ ev ga¨eZx© †Kv‡bv
Conclusions: ¯^iaŸwbi †jvc‡K Kx ejv nq?
I. 80% of the team consists of spinners. A. mgxfeb B. AwfkÖæwZ
II. The opening batsmen were spinners. C. ¯^im½wZ D. m¤úªKl©

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Answer  D Explanation: Answer  A Explanation:
k‡ãi ga¨eZ©x †Kvb ¯^iaŸwbi †jvc †Kvb wKQzi ¯^vfvweK ev KvíwbK AbyK…wZ wewkó k‡ãi
†c‡j Zv‡K m¤úªKl© ev ¯^i‡jvc e‡j| iƒc‡K aŸb¨vZœK kã e‡j| G RvZxq aŸb¨vZ¥K k‡ãi
m¤úªKl© ev †hgb: ÔemwZÕ (e + A + m + A +Z `yBevi cÖ‡qv‡Mi bvg aŸbvZ¥K wØiæw³| aŸb¨vZ¥K
¯^i‡jvc + B)- i g‡Si ÔAÕ ¯^iaŸwb †jvc †c‡q wØiæw³ Øviv eûZ¡, AvwaK¨ †evSvq| aŸb¨vZ¥K wØiæ³
n‡q‡Q Ôew¯ÍÕ (e+A+m+Z+B) ¯^i‡jvc kã K‡qKwU Dcv‡q MwVZ nq| †hgb:
3 cÖKvi|  gvby‡li aŸwbi AbyKvi: †fD †fD gvby‡li D”Pvi‡Yi
k‡ãi ïiæi ¯^iaŸwb †jvc †c‡j Zv‡K Kvbœvq aŸwb| Giƒc - U¨v, U¨v, wn wn BZ¨vw`|
Avw` ¯^ivMg e‡j| †ghb: Ajvey  jvey,  RxeRšÍi aŸwb AbyKvi: †ND †ND (KzKz‡ii aŸwb)|
Avw`¯^i‡jvc
jvD, GošÍ (ÔGÕ †jvc †c‡q) †iox, Giƒc - wgD wgD (weov‡ji WvK), Kzû Kzû
D×vi  Davi  avi| (‡KvwK‡ji WvK), Kv Kv (Kv‡Ki WvK) BZ¨vw`|
k‡ãi ga¨eZ©x †Kvb ¯^iaŸwb †jvc  Abyf‚wZRvZ KvíwbK aŸwbi AbyKvi: wSwKwgwK
ga¨¯^i‡jvc †c‡j Zv‡K ga¨¯^ivMg e‡j| †hgb: (J¾¡j¨) Giƒc- Vv Vv (†iv‡`i ZxeªZv), KzUKzU
AMiæ  AMÖæ, myeY©  ¯^Y©| (kix‡i Kvgo jvMvi g‡Zv Abyf‚wZ)| Abyiæcfv‡e
k‡ãi †k‡li ¯^iaŸwbi †jvc †c‡j - wgb wgb, wcU wcU, wS wS BZ¨vw`|
Zv‡K AšÍ¨¯^ivMg e‡j| †hgb: Avkv 21. ÔweovjÕ cÖe‡Ü ew¼gP›`ª Kvi weovjZ¡cÖvwßi K_v e‡j‡Qb?
AšÍ¨¯^iv‡jvc
 Avk, AvwR  AvR, Pvwi  Pvi, A. †b‡cvwjqb B. I‡qwjsUb
mܨv  mŨv  mvuS| C. wWDK D. gvR©vi
18. Av`¨ A-Gi c‡i B ev D _vK‡j †mB A-Gi D”PviY- Answer  B Explanation:
A.I-Gi g‡Zv nq B. A-Gi g‡Zv nq
C. B-Gi g‡Zv nq D. D-Gi g‡Zv nq  KgjvKv‡šÍi fvebv RM‡Z weovjZ¡
cÖvß n‡qwQj- I‡qwjsUb|
Answer  A Explanation:
 Avwds Gi †Nv‡i KgjvKvšÍ weovj‡K
Av`¨ ÔAÕ aŸwbi ci B, C, D ev E _vK‡j †mB ÔAÕ Gi wK g‡b K‡i‡Q- wWDK|
D”PviY n‡e ÔIÕ Gi g‡Zv n‡e| †hgb: AwZ (IwZ),  weovj iPbvq `y‡ai cÖK…Z gvwjK
Kwi (†Kvwi) evsjv D”Pvi‡Y ÔAÕ aŸwbi wKQz wbqg: weovj
wn‡m‡e aiv hvq- g½jv‡K|
 Av`¨ ÔAÕ aŸwbi ci ÔhÕ djv _vK‡j Zvi D”PviY ÔIÕ Gi  KgjvKvšÍ gvR©vi‡K gvi‡Z wM‡q
g‡Zv n‡e| †hgb: M`¨ (†Mv`‡`v), MY¨ (†Mvb‡bv) A‡bK AbymÜv‡b ‡cj- GKwU hwó|
 Av`¨ ÔAÕ aŸwbi ci F Kvihy³ e¨vÄbaŸwb _vK‡j  mgv‡Ri abe„w×i A_© Kvi abe„w× -
D”PviY ÔIÕ Gi g‡Zv n‡e| †hgb: gm„b (†gvm„b&), abx‡`i|
‡evKZ…Zv (e³…Zv) 22. ÔMvwo †jvnvi.... Zvj w`‡Z w`‡Z Pwjj; Avwg g‡bi g‡a¨...
 Av`¨ ÔAÕ aŸwbi ci ÿ; Á, M¨ _vK‡j D”PviY ÔIÕ Gi ïwb‡Z ïwb‡Z Pwjjvg|Õk~b¨¯’v‡b Kx n‡e?
g‡Zv n‡e| †hgb: `ÿ (†`v‡KLv), Aÿ (I‡KLv)|
A. PvKvq, NN©i B. Q‡›`, KweZv
19. wb‡Pi †Kvb¸‡jv †`wk k‡ãi D`vniY?
C. k‡ã, Kɯ^i D. g„`½, Mvb
A. †XuwK, wS½v, †Svj, gywP B. †XuwK, Kzjv, gywP, MÄ
C. †XuwK, Kzjv, MÄ, †Svj D. †XuwK, gywP, `vg, wS½v Answer  D Explanation:
Answer  C Explanation: iex›`ªbv_ VvKz‡ii ÔAcwiwPZvÕ M‡íi †K›`ªxq
†XuwK, †Xvj, KuUv, †Luvcv, wWw½, AcwiwPZv PwiÎ Acy Kj¨vYxi K‡É gy» n‡q D³ Dw³wU
Kzjv, †Uvci, †LvKv, LywK, evLvwi, K‡i‡Q|
Kwo, wSOv, Kqjv, KvKv, Lei, 23. ÔwejvwmZv Ii‡d mf¨Zvi m‡½ m‡½.... bvgK Avi GKUv
LvZv, Kvgo, Kjv, Mqvj, P½, f‚Z Zvnv‡`i ¯‥‡Ü Pvwcqv Av‡Q|Õ k~b¨¯’v‡b Kx n‡e?
PvDj, QvB, Svj, †Svj, VvUv,
‡`kx kã A. AbykxjbwcÖqZv B. AbyKiYwcÖqZv
WvMi, Wvnv, wXj, cqjv, Pzjv,
AvÇv, Svby, †Svuc, Wvumv, Wve, C. Abf¨vmwcÖqZv D. AbymiYwcÖqZv
WvOi, †Lvuov, †PvOv, Qvj, wXj, Answer  B Explanation:
wSOv, gvV, gywo, Kjv, eD, PvUvB,
†iv‡Kqv mvLvIqvZ †nv‡m‡bi ÔPvlvi `yÿzÕ
‡LvuR BZ¨vw`|
kxl©K cÖeÜwU ZrKvjxb `vwi`ª¨cxwoZ
20. †KvbwU Abyf‚wZRvZ KvíwbK aŸwb? Pvlvi `yÿz
A. Vv Vv †iv` B. Mig Mig wRjvwc K…lK‡`i eÂbvi gg©š‘` `wjj n‡q Av‡Q|
C. R¡i R¡i jvM‡Q D. f‡q f‡q wQjvg fviZe‡l©i mf¨Zv I AMÖMwZi wdwiw¯Í Zz‡j

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a‡i wZwb †`wL‡q‡Qb, †mLv‡b K…lK‡`i Answer  Explanation:
Ae¯’v KZUv †kvPbxq| wejvwmZv Ii‡d gvB‡Kj gaym~`b `Ë (1824-1873) gnvKwe,
mf¨Zvi m‡½ m‡½ AbyKiYwcÖqZv K…lK‡`i bvU¨Kvi, evsjv fvlvi m‡bU cÖeZ©K,
GB Pig `vwi‡`¨i Rb¨ `vqx| AwgÎvÿi Q‡›`i cÖeZ©K| Rvwg`vi es‡k Zvui
24. ÔAvnŸvbÕ M‡íi K_‡Ki Kv‡Q, ÔA †Mvcvj Avgvi, †Zvi
Rwb¨ wb‡q Avjvg|Õ Kx A_© aviY K‡i? gvB‡Kj Rb¥| wcZv ivRbvivqb `Ë wQ‡jb KjKvZvi
GKRb cÖwZwôZ DwKj| gv Rvýex †`exi
A. GKUv †¯œn I kvwšÍi m‡¤^vab gaym~`b
ZË¡veav‡b ga~m~`‡bi wkÿvi¤¢ nq| cÖ_‡g wZwb
B. GKUv Nwbó Av`‡ii m‡¤^vab `Ë
C. GKUv Av`i I AwaKv‡ii m‡¤^vab
mvMi`vwo cvVkvjvq cov‡kvbv K‡ib| c‡i
D. GKUv Mfxi I ‡¯œ‡ni m‡¤^vab mvZ eQi eq‡m wZwb KjKvZvq hvb Ges
Answer  B Explanation: wLw`icyi ¯‥z‡j `yeQi covi co 1833 mv‡j
wn›`y K‡j‡R 7g †kÖYx‡Z fwZ© nb|
AvnŸvb wef‚wZf‚lY e‡›`¨vcva¨v‡qi GKwU
D`vi gvbweK m¤ú‡K©i Mí| M‡íi Ab¨Zg 28. iex›`ªbv‡_i g‡Z, AbvMZ fwel¨‡Zi gnr Kwe n‡eb
AvnŸvb
PwiÎ eywo M‡íi K_K‡K Av`i K‡i †Mvcvj A. HKZvb-msjMœ B. GKZviv-msjMœ
bv‡g WvKZ| C. g„wËKv-msjMœ D. m½xZmfv-msjMœ
25. †kL gywReyi ingvb ÔAmgvß AvZ¥RxebxÕ KZ mv‡j †jLv Avi¤¢ K‡ib? Answer  C Explanation:
A. 1966 mv‡j B. 1952 mv‡j
C. 1955 mv‡j D. 1967 mv‡j Rxeb mvqv‡ý Kwe AbvMZ fwel¨‡Zi †mB
Answer  D Explanation:
g„wËKv msjMœ gnr KweiB Avwef©ve cÖZ¨vkv
K‡i‡Qb, whwb kÖgRxex gvby‡li Askx`vi
†kL gywReyi ingv‡bi Rxe‡bi A‡bK mgqB g„wËKv- n‡q mZ¨ K‡g©i g‡a¨ m„wó Ki‡eb
†K‡U‡Q †RjLvbvq ew›` Ae¯’vq| 1966-69 msjMœ AvZœxqZvi eÜb| ÔÔHKZvbÕÕ KweZvq
mv‡j wZwb AvMiZjv lohš¿ gvgjvq XvKv hyMcr Kwei wb‡Ri Ges Zvui mgKvjxb
†K›`ªxq KvivMv‡i ivRew›` wQ‡jb| GB evsjv KweZvi welqMZ mxgve×Zvi w`K
wbwiwewj wbivb›` mgq¸‡jv‡Z eÜzevÜe, D‡¤œvwPZ K‡i‡Qb|
mnKg©x Ges mnawg©bxi Aby‡cÖibvq wZwb Zvi
Amgvß 29. Rxebvb›` `v‡ki Kve¨‣ewkó¨‡K iex›`ªbv_ VvKzi Kx e‡j
AvZ¥Rxebx †jLv ïiæ K‡ib| gyw³hy×Kvjxb
AvZ¥Rxebx mg‡q †kL gywReyi ingv‡bi avbgwÛi 32 AvL¨vwqZ K‡i‡Qb?
b¤^i mo‡Ki evwowU cvK nvbv`vi evnxwbiv A. ÔwPÎiƒcgq Õ B. ÔwPÎKígqÕ
`Lj K‡i| GB evwo‡ZB GKwU †Wªwmsiæ‡g C. ÔwbmM©wPwÎZÕ D. ÔwbR©bZvgqÕ
Avjgvwii Dc‡i Ab¨vb¨ LvZvc‡Îi mv‡_ Answer  A Explanation:
†kL gywReyi ingv‡bi †jLv GB AvZ¥Rxebx  iex›`ªbv_ Rxebvb›` `v‡ki Kve¨
¯§„wZK_v, Wv‡qix, ågb Kvwnbx cvIqv hvq|
•ewkó¨‡K wPÎiæcgq e‡j AvL¨vwqZ
26. †iBb‡KvUÕ M‡í gMevRv‡ii d¬¨vU †_‡K wg›Uz KZ Zvwi‡L P‡j hvq? K‡i‡Qb|
A. 23 Ryb B. 23 RyjvB  eyׇ`e emy Zv‡K wbR©bZg Kwe e‡j
C. 23 gvP© D. 23 GwcÖj A¨vL¨vwqZ K‡i‡Qb|
Answer  A Explanation: Rxebvb›`
 Abœ`vk¼i ivq Zv‡K ï×Zg Kwe
`vk e‡j A¨vL¨vwqZ K‡i‡Qb|
GB e„wó‡Z ïay QvZvq Kzjv‡e †Mv| eD‡qi
Av‡iK `dv †mvqvM †kvbv †Mj, ÔZzwg eis  mgv‡jvPK‡`i A‡b‡K Zv‡K
wg›Uzi †iBb‡KvUUv wb‡q hvI| ÔBm| Avevi iex›`ª b v_ I bRiæj cieZ© x evsjv
†iBb‡KvU wg›Uz eD‡qi fvBUvi R‡b¨B Zv‡K G·Uªv mvwn‡Z¨i cÖ a vb Kwe e‡j g‡bi
ZU¯’ n‡q _vK‡Z nq| Zvi gMevRv‡ii K‡ib|
`yB Kvgivi d¬vU †_‡K wg›Uz P‡j †Mj Ryb 30. Ô†gviv GKwU dzj‡K euvPv‡ev e‡j hy× Kwi|ÕGB Mv‡bi
gv‡mi 23 Zvwi‡L| MxwZKvi †K?
27. gvB‡Kj gaym~`b `Ë KjKvZvi wn›`y K‡j‡R cÖ_‡g KZ A. kvgmyi ivngvb B. Av‡cj gvngy`
mv‡j †Kvb †kÖwY‡Z fwZ© nb? C. †Mvwe›` nvj`vi D. †gvnv¤§` gwbiæ¾vgvb
A. 1942 mv‡j beg †kÖwY‡Z Answer  C Explanation:
B. 1943 mv‡j Aóg †kÖwY‡Z
C. 1943 mv‡j mßg †kÖwY‡Z ‡Mvwe›` ‡Mvwe›` nvj`vi (21 †deªæqvwi 1930-17
Rvbyqvwi 2015) wZwb cwðg e‡½i
D. 1942 mv‡j mßg †kÖwY‡Z nvj`vi ebMvu‡q Rb¥MÖnY K‡ib| wZwb GKRb

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 112
ev½vwj MxwZKvi| Zvi iwPZ cÖ_g KweZv  cÖevmx cwÎKvwU 1901 wLª÷v‡ã ivgvb›` P‡Ævcvavq
wQj ÔAvi KZw`bÕ| wZwb cÖvq mv‡o wZb Gi m¤úv`bvq cÖKvwkZ nq|
nvRvi KweZv I Mvb wj‡L‡Qb|  XvKv cÖKvk evsjv‡`‡ki XvKv kn‡ii cÖ_g evsjv
Zvi cÖKvwkZ cÖ_g Kve¨ `~i w`MšÍ| msev`cÎ|
evsjv‡`‡ki gyw³hy‡×i mgq ¯^vaxb evsjv  GwU 1861 wLª÷v‡ã Kwe K…òP›`ª gRyg`vi Gi
†eZv‡ii m¤úªPvwiZ Zvi †jLv Mvb-mg~n m¤úv`bvq cÖ_g cÖKvwkZ nq|
gyw³ †hv×v‡`i AbycÖvwYZ KiZ| gyw³hy‡×i  mܨv cwÎKvwU 1904 wLª÷v‡ã eªþevÜe Dcva¨vq
mgq iwPZ Zvi Mvb¸‡jv n‡jv: †gviv GKwU Gi m¤úv`bvq cÖKvwkZ nq|
dzj‡K evuPv‡ev e‡j hy× Kwi, GK mvMi 34. LoM esk ivRZ¡ K‡ib
i‡³i wewbg‡q, †jdU ivBU †jdU ivBU, A. DËi evsjvq B. `wÿY-cwðg evsjvq
ûuwkqvi ûuwkqvi, cÙv †gNbv hgybv, P‡jv- C. c~e© evsjvq D. `wÿY-c~e© evsjvq
exi •mwbK| wZwb fvi‡Zi AvKvkevYx
Answer  D Explanation:
†eZv‡ii ZvwjKvfz³ MxwZKvi wQ‡jb|
31. dwKi mbœ¨vmx Av‡›`vjb wQj- mßg kZ‡Ki wØZxqv‡a© gMa I †M․‡o cieZ©x
A. fviZ we‡ivax B. weªwUk we‡ivax ¸ßeskxq ivRvMY cÖfzZ¡ ¯’vcb K‡ib| G mgq
C. Rwg`vi we‡ivax D. ZvjyK`vi we‡ivax LoM es‡ki ivRviv `wÿY c~e© evsjvq GKwU
LoM ¯^vaxb iv‡R¨i m„wó K‡ib| Zvu‡`i ivRavbxi
Answer  B Explanation:
esk bvg wQj Kg©všÍ evmK| Kzwgjøv †Rjvi eo
dwKi gRyb kvn wQ‡jb eZ©gvb fvi‡Zi KvgZvi cÖvPxb bvgB m¤¢eZ G Kg©všÍ evmK|
AšÍM©Z DËi cÖ‡`‡ki GKRb dwKi ev LMo‡`i AwaKvi wÎcyiv I †bvqvLvjx A‡ji
mywd mvay| wZwb dwKi mbœ¨vmx we‡`ªv‡n Dci we¯Í…wZ wQj|
mwµqfv‡e AskMÖnY K‡ib| wKQz cwÛ‡Zi 35. MYAf‚¨Ìvb msMwVZ nq KZ mv‡j?
g‡Z GB we‡`ªvn wQj fvi‡Zi ¯^vaxbZv A. 1971 mv‡j B. 1952 mv‡j
dwKi Av‡›`vj‡bi cÖ_g hy‡×i Ab¨Zg| wZwb I C. 1969 mv‡j D. 1962 mv‡j
Zvi `j weªwUk B÷ BwÛqv †Kv¤úvwbi Answer  C Explanation:
mbœ¨vmx weiæ‡× A‡bK hy‡× AskMÖnY K‡ib|
Av‡›`vjb 1786 mv‡j 29 wW‡m¤^i wZwb cvuPkZ RbZvi iæ`ª‡ivl Ges MYAfz¨Ìv‡bi
•mb¨mn e¸ov †Rjv †_‡K c~e©w`‡K hvÎv †Rvqv‡i •¯^ivPvix AvBqye miKvi
Kivi c‡_ Kv‡jk¦i bvgK ¯’v‡b Bs‡iRx AvMiZjv lohš¿ gvgjvi cÖavb Awfhy³
evwnbxi m¤§yLxb nb| e½eÜz †kL gywReyi ingvbmn mKj‡K
GB hy‡× wZwb gvivZ¥vK fv‡e AvnZ nb gyw³ w`‡Z eva¨ nq| cZb N‡U
Ges cieZ©x‡Z wZwb gviv hvb| AvBqy‡ei ‣¯^iZ‡šÍi|
32. wnRwi m‡bi cÖeZ©b
1969-Gi 4 Rvbyqvwi me©`jxq msMÖvg
A. 620 wLª. B. 610 wLª. C. 638 wLª. D. 640 wLª.
MYAfz¨Ìvb cwil‡`i 11 `dv Kg©m~wP MYAf‚¨Ìv‡bi
c_ m„wó K‡i| 20 Rvbyqvwi knx`
Answer  Explanation: Avmv‡`i i‡³i wmuwo †e‡q mviv‡`‡k
wnRix mb ev eQi nj Bmjvgx P›`ª cwÄKvq Av‡›`vj‡bi Av¸b R¡‡j I‡V| Avi kwn`
e¨eüZ hyM, hvi Mbbv 622 wLªóv‡ã Avmv‡`i AvZ¥`v‡bi ci 21, 22 I 23
Rvbyqvwi †kvK cvj‡bi ga¨ w`‡q
wnRwi Bmjvgx beel© †_‡K ïiæ nq| me©¯Í‡ii gvby‡li AskMÖn‡Y
nhiZ gynv¤§` (mvt) g°vi Kv‡di‡`i
m‡bi loh‡š¿i Kvi‡b g°v †Q‡o gw`bv P‡j hvb| MYAf‚¨Ìv‡bi m„wó nq 24 Rvbyqvwi|
cÖeZ©b hv wnRiZ bv‡g cwiwPZ| ciewZ©‡Z 36. A_©kv‡¯¿i iPwqZv †K?
Avieiv GB wnRi‡Zi mgq †_‡K wnRix A. njvqya B. †K․wUj¨
mvj MYbv ïiæ K‡ib| C. cvwYwb D. †e․avqb
33. gymjgvb m¤úvw`Z cwÎKv †KvbwU? Answer  B Explanation:
A. cÖevmx B. mܨv  P›`ª¸‡ßi cÖavbgš¿x wQ‡jb PvYK¨|
C. XvKv cÖKvk D. wgwni  QÙbvg wQj †K․wUj¨|
Answer  D Explanation:
†K․wUj¨  MÖš’ A_©kv¯¿ (ivóªkvmb I K~UbxwZ
 gymjgvb m¤úvw`Z cwÎKv nj- wgwni| †K․k‡ji mvi ms‡ÿc)|
 GwU 1892 wLª÷v‡ã †kL Ave`yi iwn‡gi 37. wb‡Pi †Kvb e¨w³ wecøex bb?
m¤úv`bvq cÖKvwkZ nq| A. jxjv bvM B. kvwšÍ
C. mybxwZ D. AvkvjZv †mb

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 113
Answer  B Explanation: cÖwZ AwePvi Kiv n‡q‡Q| Rvg©vb cÖPvi
gva¨‡g GB mwÜwU Rei`w¯Íg~jK e‡j
wZwb (2 A‡±vei 1900- 11 Ryb 1970)
†Nvlbv Kiv n‡qwQj| Rvg©vb †mbva¨ÿ Ges
GKRb ev½vwj mvsevw`K, Rbwn‣Zlx Ges
iÿYkxj ivRbxwZwe`‡`i g‡Z,
jxjvbvM ivR‣bwZK Av‡›`vj‡bi mwµq e¨vw³
KwgDwb÷, mgvRZš¿ev`x I Bûw`qv
wQ‡jb| wZwb XvKv wek¦we`¨vj‡qi cÖ_g
Zv‡`i m‡½ wek¦vmNvZKZv K‡i‡Q- Zv‡`i
QvÎx wQ‡jb|
wcQb †_‡K Qzwi gviv n‡q‡Q| cvi¯úvwiK
wZwb (22 †g, 1917- 12 Rvbyqvix 1988) Av‡jvPbvi wfwˇZ bv G‡m weRqx kw³eM©
kvwšÍ †Nvl I mybxwZ †P․ayix‡K Zv‡`i AwewRZ †`k¸‡jvi Dci GB mwÜwU
mybxwZ mncvwVbx cÖdzjøbwjbx eªþ cÖ_g wecø‡ei Pvwc‡q w`‡qwQj| Rvg©vb †mbv-bvqKiv g‡b
†P․ayix c_ †`Lvb| Kzwgjøvi †Rjv g¨vwR‡÷ªU wg. Ki‡Zb Rvg©vwb hy‡× civwRZ nqwb|
w÷‡f݇K 1931 mv‡j 14 wW‡m¤^i wecøex
mybxwZ †P․ayix I kvwšÍ †Nvl nZ¨v K‡ib| 41. evsjv‡`k †eZv‡ii m`i `ßi KZ mv‡j kvnevM †_‡K
wZwb (5 †deªæqvix 1894-13 †deªæqvwi AvMviMuvI‡q ¯’vbv¯ÍwiZ nq?
1985) wQ‡jb fviZxq Dcgnv‡`‡ki A. 1971 mv‡j B. 1976 mv‡j
AvkvjZv C. 1983 mv‡j D. 1990 mv‡j
weªwUk we‡ivax ¯^vaxbZv Av‡›`vj‡bi GKRb
†mb
e¨w³Z¡, mwµq Kg©x Ges AwMœhy‡Mi bvix Answer  C Explanation:
wecøex|
weªwUk fvi‡Zi G A‡j, hv eZ©gv‡b
38. History kãwUi DrcwË †Kvb fvlv †_‡K? evsjv‡`k bv‡g cwiwPZ; cÖ_g †eZvi
A. wMÖK B. divwm C. †ivgvb D. ms¯‥…Z m¤úªPvi ïiæ nq 1939 mv‡j 16B
Answer  A Explanation: wW‡m¤^i| XvKvi bvwRgywÏb †iv‡W GKwU
History kãwU G‡m‡Q wMÖK kã fvov (eZ©gv‡b GwU †evinvb DwÏb K‡jR)
'Historia' †_‡K Gi A_© n‡”Q AbymÜvb evwo‡Z `ywU ÷zwWI wb‡q hvÎv ïiæ nq|
ev M‡elYv| BwZnv‡mi RbK ‡n‡iv‡WvUvm cÖ_g bvgKiY Kiv nq ÔXvKv aŸwb we¯Ívi
evsjv‡`k
History me© cÖ_g History ev Historia kãwU †K›`ªÕ| XvKv †eZv‡ii m¤úªPvi hš¿ A_©vr
†eZvi
e¨envi K‡ib| Zvi D‡Ïk¨ wQ‡j -hv UªvÝwgUviwU emv‡bv n‡qwQj eZ©gv‡b
(Kj¨vbcy‡i)| Kv‡ji cwiµgvq †eZvi
mwZ¨Kvi A‡_© wQj ev N‡UwQj, †m m¤ú‡K©
AbymÜvb Kiv| feb ¯’vbvšÍwiZ nq kvnev‡M 1960 mv‡j
8B †deªæqvwi 1983 mv‡ji 30 Ryb
39. RvwZmsN †NvlYvcÎ †Kv_vq ¯^vÿwiZ nq?
kvnev‡Mi cÖPvi febwU †_‡K eZ©gv‡b
A. IqvwksU‡b B. ivwkqvq
AZ¨vaywbK c~Y©v½ †eZvi feb †k‡i-evsjv
C. jÛ‡b D. c¨vwi‡m bM‡i ¯’vbvšÍwiZ Kiv nq|
Answer  Explanation: 42. Ôü`‡q evsjv‡`kÕ †Kvb wUwf P¨v‡b‡ji ‡¯øvMvb?
25 GwcÖj †_‡K 26 Ryb 1945 A. evsjv wfkb B. P¨v‡bj AvB
mvbd«vwÝm‡Kv wgÎkw³i †`kmg~n GK C. GwUGb evsjv D. wewUwf
•eV‡K RvwZmsN mb` M„nxZ nq Ges 26
RvwZmsN Ryb, 1945 mv‡j mb` ¯^vÿ‡ii g‡a¨ w`‡q Answer  B Explanation:
†NvlYvcÎ RvwZms‡Ni Rb¥ nq| 15 A‡±vei †cvj¨vÛ P¨v‡bj AvB evsjv‡`‡ki cÖ_g wWwRUvj
mb‡` ¯^vÿi K‡i Ges 51wU m`m¨‡`k †Uwjwfkb P¨v‡bj| ü`‡q evsjv‡`k
wb‡q 24 A‡±vei 1945 mv‡j RvwZmsN †¯øvMvbwU aviY K‡i 18 eQi cvi K‡i‡Q|
AvbyôvwbKfv‡e hvÎv ïiæ nq| cv †i‡L‡Q bZzb 19 eQ‡i| wkÿv, ¯^v¯’¨,
40. wgÎkw³ fvm©vB mwÜ K‡i- RvZxq Dbœqb AMÖMwZ, A_©bxwZ, cwi‡ek
A. Aw÷ªqvi m‡½ B. eyj‡Mwiqvi m‡½ cÖK…wZ‡Z P¨v‡bj AvB Gi D™¢vebx c_Pjv
C. Zzi‡¯‥i m‡½ D. †KvbwUB bq ü`‡q †hb GwUB Avjv`v GKwU c_‡iLv •Zwi
evsjv‡`k K‡i‡Q| wkí, mvwnZ¨, ms¯‥…wZi m‡½ hy³
Answer  D Explanation:
cÖwZwU gvbyl †_‡K ïiæ K‡i ivR‣bwZK
fvm©vB Pzw³ I Rvg©vwb: fvm©vB Pzw³i Zvrch© ‡bZ…Z¡, e¨emvqx, weÁvbx M‡elK, bZzb
wgÎkw³ m¤ú‡K© AvšÍR©vwZK m¤ú‡K©i BwZnv‡mi bZzb D‡`¨v³v, wkwÿZ AwkwÿZ, †QvU-eo
fvm©vB `ywU ci¯úi we‡ivax gZ cÖPwjZ| AwaKvsk mevi Kv‡Q RvqMv K‡i wb‡q‡Q ¯^gwngvq|
mwÜ HwZnvwmK g‡b K‡ib fvm©vB m‡¤§jb 1999 mv‡ji 1 A‡±vei c_Pjv ïiæ nq
b¨vqbxwZ I mZZv wemR©b w`‡q Rvg©vwbi P¨v‡bj AvB Gi|

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 114
43. †Kvb cÖwZôvbwU cwÎKvi wbe܇bi KvR K‡i? ivwkqv Zvm
A. Pjw”PÎ I cÖKvkbv Awa`ßi Bivb Bbv
B. Z_¨ Awa`ßi BivK Bbv
C. wcAvBwe
B‡›`v‡bwkqv AvbZviv
D. †cÖm KvDwÝj
gvwK©b hy³ivóª BD wc AvB
Answer  A Explanation:
Pxb Gb wm Gb G
Pjw”PÎ I cÖKvkbv Awa`ßi evsjv‡`‡ki 46. Ô÷c †R‡bvmvBWÕ Kx?
Z_¨ gš¿Yvj‡qi AvIZvaxb GKwU miKvwi A. c~Y©‣`N©¨ Pjw”PÎ B. cÖvgvY¨ Pjw”PÎ
ms¯’v ev Awa`ßi| `ßiwUi cÖavb Kvh©vjq C. ¯^í‣`N©¨ Pjw”PÎ D. WKz Wªvgv
XvKvi 112 mvwK©U nvDR †iv‡W Aew¯’Z
Answer  B Explanation:
Pjw”PÎ eZ©gvb gnvcwiPvjK wn‡m‡e `vwqZ¡ cvjb
K‡i‡Qb †gvnv¤§` BmZvK †nv‡mb| Pjw”PÎ ÷c †R‡bvmvBW (MYnZ¨v eÜ Ki)
I evsjv‡`‡ki gyw³hy‡×i Dci wbwg©Z
I cÖKvkbv Awa`ßi Z_¨ gš¿Yvj‡qi Aax‡b
cÖKvkbv wewfbœ ¸iæZ¡c~Y© Kvh©ejx m¤úbœ K‡i _v‡K GKwU cÖvgvb¨ Pjw”PÎ| knx` eyw×Rxwe
Awa`ßi Zvi g‡a¨ D‡jøL‡hvM¨ nj Pjw”PÎ I I wewkó Pjw”PÎKvi Rwni ivqnvb
cÖKvkbv wel‡q wewfbœ bw_cÎ msMÖn Kiv, evsjv‡`‡ki gyw³hy× PjvKv‡j 1917
evsjv‡`‡ki msev`cÎ mg~‡ni wbeÜb, wLªóv‡ã 20 wgwbU •`‡N©¨i GB
bv‡gi QvocÎ cÖ`vb BZ¨vw` Kvh©µg m¤úbœ Z_¨wPÎwU cÖKvk K‡ib| evsjv‡`‡ki
K‡i _v‡K| gyw³hy×PjvKvjxb fvi‡Z AvkÖq
44. ÔmgvPvi `c©YÕ cwÎKvwU KLb ¯’vqxfv‡e eÜ n‡q hvq? MÖnYKvix ev½vwj‡`i `ytL -`yk©kv,
A. 1853 mv‡j B. 1842 mv‡j nvbv`vi cvwK¯Ívbx mvgwiK evwnbxi
÷c
C. 1818 mv‡j D. 1868 mv‡j nZ¨vhÁ, fvi‡Z evsjv‡`‡ki A¯’vqx
†R‡bvmvBW miKv‡ii w`bKvj cÖf…wZ GB Z_¨wP‡Î
Answer  A Explanation:
Zz‡j aiv n‡qwQj| Gi cÖ_g cÖ`k©bx
mgvPvi `c©b nj cÖ_g evsjv msev`cÎ| nq GK AÁvZ ¯’v‡b, †hLv‡b A¯’vqx
cwÎKvwU wQj mvßvwnK| 1818 mv‡ji 23 ivóªcwZ •mq` bRiæj Bmjvg,
†g Zvwi‡L GwU cÖ_g cÖKvwkZ nq| cÖavbgš¿x ZvRDÏxb Avn‡g` I
m¤úv`K wQ‡jb Rb K¬vK© gvk©g¨vb| wKš‘ gywRebMi miKv‡ii gwš¿cwil‡`i
wZwb wQ‡jb bvggvÎ m¤úv`K| ev½vwj m`m¨e„›` Dcw¯’Z wQ‡jb| GwUi
cwÛZivB Avm‡j mgvPvi `c©b m¤úv`bv iPwqZv AvjgMxi Kwei m¤úv`K
Ki‡Zb| cieZ©xKv‡j GB cwÎKvwU mßv‡n wQ‡jb †`eeªZ †mb¸ß I wPΨbvU¨Kvi
`yevi K‡i cÖKvwkZ n‡Z _v‡K| Rq‡Mvcvj
Rwni ivqnvb|
mgvPvi ZK© vj¼vi evsjv msev` iPbv I msKj‡b
47. msweav‡bi †Kvb Aby‡”Q‡` msev`c‡Îi ¯^vaxbZvi wbðqZv
m¤úv`‡Ki mnvqK wQ‡jb e‡j DbœZgvb
`c©Y ‡_‡K DbœZgv‡bi msev`cÎ wn‡m‡e cÖwZôv `vb Kiv n‡q‡Q?
jvf Ki‡Z mg_© n‡qwQj| msev` A. 29 Aby‡”Q` B. 36 Aby‡”Q`
HwZnvwmK I †f․MwjK welqvw` weeib GB C. 39 Aby‡”Q` D. 47 Aby‡”Q`
cwÎKvq ¯’vb †cZ| †m Avg‡j cÖMwZkxj Answer  C Explanation:
cwÎKv wn‡m‡e GKwU we‡kl ¸iæZ¡ wQj|
1841 mvj ch©šÍ cwÎKvwU Aw¯ÍZ¡ iÿv Kiv  msweav‡bi 3q fv‡M, 39 (2)
n‡qwQj| c‡i K‡qKevi GB cwÎKvwU L Aby‡”Q‡` msev` c‡Îi
cybtcÖKvwkZ n‡qwQj Ges 1853 mv‡j ¯^vaxbZv †`Iqv n‡q‡Q|
GwU ¯’vqxfv‡e eÜ n‡q hvq|  msweav‡bi 3q fv‡M, 39 (2)
45. wb‡Pi †KvbwU evsjv‡`‡ki msev` ms¯’v bq? K Aby‡”Q‡` evK I fve
A. Gbv B. BDGbwe cÖKv‡ki ¯^vaxbZv †`Iqv
msev`c‡Îi
C. wbDR wgwWqv D. wcwUAvB n‡q‡Q|
¯^vaxbZv  msweav‡bi 3q fv‡M, 39 (1)
Answer  D Explanation:
Aby‡”Q‡` wPšÍv I we‡e‡Ki
evsjv‡`k evmm, BDGbwe (†emiKvwi) ¯^vaxbZv †`Iqv n‡q‡Q|
hy³ivóª Gwc  msweav‡bi 3q fv‡M, 38
fviZ wcwUAvB Aby‡”Q‡` mwgwZ I msMV‡bi
cvwK¯Ívb Gwcwc ¯^vaxbZv †`Iqv n‡q‡Q|

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 115
 msweav‡bi 3q fv‡M 41 mgq 1986 mv‡j wZwb A·‡dvW©
Aby‡”Q‡` ag©xq ¯^vaxbZvi K_v BDwbq‡bi ‡cÖwm‡W›U wbe©vwPZ
ejv n‡q‡Q| n‡qwQ‡jb| `¨v UvBgm g¨vMvwR‡bi
48. wek¦ †U÷ P¨vw¤úqvbkxc ïiæ nq †Kvb `ywU †`k‡K wb‡q?
cÖwZ‡e`K wn‡m‡e †hvM †`qvi gva¨‡g
A. kÖxjsKv-wbDwRj¨vÛ B. fviZ-I‡q÷BwÛR
C. Bsj¨vÛ-A‡÷ªwjqv D. evsjv‡`k-AvdMvwb¯Ívb mvsevw`KZvq Zvi †ckv Rxe‡bi ïiæ
Answer  C Explanation: nq| hw`I GKwU gbMov Dw×wZ
e¨venv‡i Rb¨ c‡i PvKwi nvivb|
2019-2021 AvBwmwm wek¦ †U÷
cieZ©x‡Z wZwb `¨ †WBwj †UwjMÖv‡di
P¨vw¤úqb wkc D‡Øvabx Avmi 1
AvM÷ 2019 ZvwiL A‡÷ªvwjqv eªv‡mjm cÖwZwbwa wn‡m‡e PvKzwi ïiæ
Bsj¨v‡Ûi ga¨Kvi A¨v‡kR wmwi‡Ri K‡ib| †WBwj †UwjMÖv‡di PvKzixiZ
cÖ_g †U÷ Gi gva¨‡g cÖwZ‡hvwMZv mg‡q Zvi †jLv weªwUk Wvbcš’x‡`i
ïiæ nq| 14B Ryb 2021 mv‡j g‡a¨ BD‡ivc wb‡q mskqev‡`i a¨vb
wek¦ †U÷ wba©vwiZ mg‡q Bsj¨v‡Ûi jW©‡m aviY we¯Ív‡i cÖfvekvjx f‚wgKv iv‡L|
P¨vw¤úqvbkxc cÖwZ‡hvwMZvi mgvwß NU‡e| †Kvb
Kvi‡Y P‚ovšÍ †Ljv Wª wKsev UvB‡q 51. Pxbv cwieªvRK wQ‡jb
cwiYZ n‡j Dfq `j‡K hyM¥ A. kxjf`ª B. AZxk `xc¼i
P¨vw¤úqvb wn‡m‡e †Nvlbv Kiv n‡e| C. dv-wn‡qb D. mܨvKi b›`x
AskMÖnYKvix 9wU †`‡ki g‡a¨ 72wU Answer  C Explanation:
g¨v‡Pi gva¨‡g AvBwmwm wek¦ †U÷
P¨vw¤úqbwkc AbywôZ n‡e| gnv¯’wei kxjf`ª (529-654)
49. Z_¨ AwaKvi AvBb KZ mv‡j cÖewZ©Z nq? ‡e․×kv‡¯¿i GKRb kv¯¿Á - `vk©wbK
A. 2008 mv‡j B. 2009 mv‡j kxjf`ª wQ‡jb|
C. 2010 mv‡j D. 2011 mv‡j  wZwb bvj›`v gnvwenvi
wek¦we`¨vj‡qi Aa¨¶ wQ‡jb|
Answer  B Explanation:
 Pxb †_‡K fviZ Z_v evsjvq
Z_¨ AwaKvi AvBb 2009 mv‡j Avmv cÖ_g ch©UK|
cÖewZ©Z nq|  wØZxq P›`ª¸‡ßi Avg‡j fvi‡Z
Z_¨ AwaKvi AvBb: Z_¨ AwaKvi Av‡mb|
AvBb mvaviYZ RbM‡bi Z_¨  ‡e․× a‡g©i g~jgš¿ wkÿv I Zx_©
dv wn‡qb
Z_¨ AwaKvi cvIqvi ¯^vaxbZv msµvšÍ AvBb bv‡g `k©‡bi D‡Ï‡k¨ fvi‡Z Av‡mb|
cwiwPZ| G‡K e‡j Db¥y³ Z_¨|  Zvui ågY AwfÁZvq †gvU 7wU MÖ‡š’
AvBb Z_¨ AwaKvi AvBb c„w_exi 70wU wj‡Lb|
†`‡k cÖPwjZ i‡q‡Q| 1766 mv‡j  weL¨vZ MÖš’ †dv-Kz‡qv-wKs|
myB‡W‡b me©cÖ_g Z_¨ AwaKvi  10 eQi fviZe‡l© Ae¯’vb K‡ib|
AvBb cÖewZ©Z nq hv msev` c‡Îi  AZxk `xc¼i kÖxÁvb n‡jb GKRb
¯^vaxbZv AvBb bv‡gI cwiwPZ| cÖL¨vZ cwÐZ whwb cvj mvg«v‡R¨i
50. hy³iv‡R¨i cÖavbgš¿x ewim Rbmb GK mgq †Kvb cwÎKvi AZxk `xc¼i
Avg‡j GKRb ‡e․× wfÿz Ges
eªv‡mjm msev``vZv wQ‡jb? ‡e․×ag© cÖPviK wQ‡jb|
A. w` †WBwj wgii B. w` †WBwj †UwjMÖvd  mܨvKi b›`x evsjvi cvj
C. w` BK‡bvwg÷ D. w` BbwW‡cb‡W›U kvmbvg‡ji GKRb cÖvPxb Kwe|
Answer  B Explanation:
AvbygvwbK 1084 mv‡j Zvi Rb¥|
mܨvKi b›`x GK Kvq¯Í cwiev‡i wZwb Rb¥M«nY
Av‡j·Ûvi ewim `¨ †d‡dj Rbmb K‡ib|
(19 Ryb 1964) wbD Bq‡K©i D”P  nicÖmv` kv¯¿x ZvjcvZvq ‡jLv
hy³iv‡R¨i ga¨weË GK weªwUk cwiev‡i Rbm‡bi ivgPwiÎ cyuw_wU Avwe®‥vi K‡ib|
cÖavbgš¿x ewim Rb¥| wZwb eªv‡mj‡mi BD‡ivcxqb ¯‥zj, 52. †Kvb AÂj cøvB‡÷vwmb f‚wgiƒ‡ci AšÍf©³‚ ?
Rbmb A¨vkWvDb nvDR, IBUb K‡j‡R A. Puv`cyi B. gv`vixcyi
C. MvRxcyi D. iscyi
cov‡kvbv K‡i‡Qb| A·‡dv‡W©i
Answer  D Explanation:
e¨vwjqj K‡j‡R cÖvPxb mvwnZ¨ covi
cøvBm‡Uvwmb hy‡Mi †mvcvb mg~n AÂj 3 fv‡M wef³
wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb
 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 116
AvqZb- 9324 eM©wK‡jvwgUvi| 56. evsjv‡`‡ki †jvKwkí Rv`yNi †Kv_vq Aew¯’Z?
ivRkvnx, PvcvBbeveMÄ, bv‡Uvi, A. PÆMÖvg B. Kzwgjøv C. †mvbviMuvI D. XvKv
e‡i›`ª f‚wg e¸ov, iscyi, w`bvRcy‡i Ask we‡kl| Answer  C Explanation:
‣ewkó: AmgZj f‚wg
gvwUi aib- jvj, kw³, KuKogq †mvbviMvuI wQj evsjvi gymwjg
kvmK‡`i Aax‡b c~e©e‡½i GKwU
AvqZb- 4105 eM©wK‡jvwgUvi
cÖkvmwbK †K›`ª|
fvIqv‡ji Mo I gqgbwmsn, Uv½vB‡ji gaycy‡ii Mo
‡mvbviMvuI G D‡jøL‡hvM¨ wb`k©b:
gaycy‡ii Mo Avi MvRxcy‡ii fvIqv‡ji Mo
Aew¯’Z|  Ckv Lvui ivRavbx wQj †mvbviMvuI|
 Ckv Lvui ¯¿x †mvbvwewei bv‡g
Mo D”PZv- 21 wgUvi
jvjgvB cvnvo †mvbviMvuI Gi bvgKiY Kiv nq|
AvqZb- 34 eM© wK‡jvwgUvi|
 GLv‡b †mvbvwewei gvRvi,
53. ev¯‘Z‡š¿i RbK †K? cvuPwewei gvRvi,, wMqvm DwÏb,
A. Gwi÷Uj B. †cø‡Uv Avhg kv‡ni mgvwa, Beªvwng
C. Av‡jKRvÛvi fb nvg‡evì D. ‡n‡Kj †jvKwkí Rv`yNi `vwbkgv›` Gi `iMv BZ¨vw` bvbv
Answer  D Explanation: iKg ¯’vcbv i‡q‡Q|
B‡Kv‡jvwR ev ev¯ÍZš¿ kãwU cÖ_g  ‡mvbviMvuI G wkívPvh© Rqbyj
e¨envi K‡i Av‡b©÷ †n‡Kj 1866 A‡ew`‡bi †jvK I Kviwkí
mv‡j| Rv`yNi Aew¯’Z|
‡n‡Kj †K ev¯Íwe`¨vi ev e¯‘Z‡š¿i  cvbvg bM‡ii GB GjvKvwU 19
ev¯‘Z‡š¿i RbK RbK ejv nq| e¯‘Z‡š¿i kZ‡K †mvbviMvu‡qi D”PweË
Dcv`vbm~gn: e¨vemvqx‡`i evm¯’vb wQj|
 Ro Dcv`vb GLv‡b Kvc‡oi e¨vemvqxiv evm
 †f․Z Dcv`vb Ki‡Zb| GLvbKvi my`„k¨
 RxeRM‡Zi Dcv`vb evwo¸‡jv GLb aŸs‡mi gy‡L|
54. niàv mf¨Zvi wb`k©b †Kv_vq cvIqv †M‡Q? 57. cvnvocyi †e․× wenv‡ii Aci bvg Kx?
A. fviZ B. cvwK¯Ívb A. kvjeb wenvi B. †mvgcyi wenvi
C. A+B DfqB D. †KvbwUB bq C. Avb›` wenvi D. njy` wenvi
Answer  B Explanation: Answer  B Explanation:

niàv cvwK¯Ív‡bi cvÄve cÖ‡`‡ki cvnvocyi †e․×wenvi ev †mvgcyi

GKwU c֚ͯ’j| GwU mvwnIqvj †_‡K wenvi eZ©gv‡b aŸsm cÖvß GKwU
35 wK‡jvwgUvi cwð‡g Aew¯’Z| cÖvPxb †e․× wenvi| cvjes‡ki wØZxq
cÖZ¨šÍ ivfx b`xi cyi‡bv Lv‡Zi av‡i ivRv kÖx ag©cvj‡`e (781-821)
Aew¯’Z GKwU ¯’vbxq bv‡gi Aóg kZ‡Ki †k‡li w`‡K ev beg
bvgvw¼Z| niàvi eZ©gvb MÖvgwU kZ‡K GB wenvi ‣Zwi K‡iwQ‡jb|
niàv mf¨Zv c֚ͯ’j †_‡K 6 wK‡jvwgUvi `~‡i
Aew¯’Z| AvaywbK niàv weªwUk Avgj 1879 wLªóv‡ã m¨vi Av‡jKRvÛvi
†_‡KB GKwU †Uªb †÷kb| wKš‘ GwU Kvwbsnvg GB wekvj ¯’vcbv Avwe®‥vi
GKwU †Qv‡Uv cvwK¯Ívb kni| cÖZ¨šÍ K‡ib| cvnvocyi‡K c„w_exi me‡P‡q
cvnvocyi †e․×
GKwU cÖvPxb †eªvÄhy‡Mi `yM©kn‡ii eo †e․× wenvi ejv †h‡Z cv‡i| GwU
aŸsmve‡kl i‡q‡Q| GwU †m‡gwUª GwP wenv‡ii
300 eQi a‡i †e․ׇ`i AwZ weL¨vZ
KvjPvi I wmÜz mf¨Zvi Ask| ag© wkÿv`vb †K›`ª wQj| ïay
55. evsjv‡`‡ki †Kvb ÿz`ª b„-†Mvôxi fvlvi bvg gv›`x? Dcgnv‡`‡ki wewfbœ ¯’vb †_‡KB bq,
A. Mv‡iv B. PvKgv eis Pxb, wZeŸZ, gvqvbgvi,
C. muvIZvj D. gvigv
gvj‡qwkqv, B‡›`v‡bwkqv cÖf…wZ
Answer  A Explanation:
†`‡ki †e․×iv GLv‡b ag©Ávb AR©b
Mv‡iv gvw›`, A‡es Ki‡Z Avm‡Zb| 1985 wLªóv‡ã
PvKgv PvOgv/PvKgv BD‡b‡¯‥v GwU‡K wek¦ HwZn¨evnx
muvIZvj mvuIZvjx ¯’v‡bi ¯^xK…wZ cÖ`vb K‡i|
gvigv gvigv ‡PMvn&

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 117
58. kvjeb wenv‡ii wbg©vZv †K? Answer  B Explanation:
A. †`ecvj B. ag©cvj c¨vwim kvwšÍ m‡¤§jb, hv fvmv©B kvwšÍ
C. fe‡`e D. Avb›`‡`e m‡¤§jb bv‡gI cwiwPZ, 1918
Answer  C Explanation: mv‡ji hy× mwÜ Abyhvqx cÖ_g
wek¦hy‡×i ci 1919 mv‡j d«v‡Ýi
evsjv‡`‡ki cÖvPxb mf¨Zvi wb`k©b c¨vwim kn‡i Av‡qvwRZ GKwU
¸‡jvi g‡a¨ kvjeb †e․×wenvi m‡¤§j‡b †hLv‡b 32wUi I †ekx
Ab¨Zg| Kzwgjøv †Rjvi jvjgvB †`‡ki K‚UbxwZKiv †hvM`vb K‡ib|
gqbvgwZ cÖZ¥ZË¡ AmsL¨ cÖvPxb c¨vwim kvwšÍ
cÖ_g wek¦hy‡×i weRqx wgÎc‡ÿ
¯’vcbv¸‡jvi GKwU GB †e․× wenvi| m‡¤§j‡b 1919
civwRZ Aÿkw³i Rb¨ kZ©ejx
GwU 12k cÖZ¥ZvwË¡K GjvKv wn‡m‡e ‣Zwii D‡Ïk¨ GB m‡¤§j‡bi
cwiwPZ| Av‡qvRb K‡i| m‡¤§j‡bi g~j
wLªóxq mßg kZvãxi †kl †_‡K Aóg wm×všÍ¸wji g‡a¨ i‡q‡Q jxM Ad
kZvãxi cÖ_g fv‡M †`ees‡ki PZz_© †bkb‡mi m„wó; civwRZ †`k¸wji
kvjeb wenv‡ii
ivRv kÖxfe‡`e G †e․× wenviwU mv‡_ cvuPwU kvwšÍPzw³i cvkvcvwk
wbg©vb K‡ib| kvjeb wenv‡ii QqwU Rvg©vwbi mv‡_ fvm©vB Pzw³ Kiv|
wbg©vY I cybtwbg©vY c‡e©i K_v Rvbv
62. British Overseas Territories KqwU GjvKv wb‡q MwVZ?
hvq| wLªóxq Aóg kZvãxi g‡a¨
A. 10wU B. 12wU C. 14wU D. 16wU
Z…Zxq ch©v‡q †K›`ªxq gw›`iwU I
wenv‡ii mvwe©K ms¯‥vi Kiv nq| 4_© Answer  C Explanation:
I 5g ch©v‡q wbg©vb KvR I ms¯‥vi British Oversear Territories: 1.
KvR m¤úbœ nq beg I `kg Anguilla 2. Bermuda 3.
kZvãx‡Z| British Antarctic territory
59. Dwbk kZ‡Ki D”PweË e¨emvqx‡`i evm¯’vb wQ‡jv- (BAT) ASSI has no direct
A. XvKvi bevecyi B. †mvbviMuvI‡qi cvbvg bMix resposibility in relation to
C. XvKvi PKevRvi D. †KvbwUB bq BAT as the Antractic treaty
Answer  B Explanation: takes precedence 4. British
60. †Kvb b`x evsjv‡`‡k DrcwË n‡q fvi‡Zi g‡a¨ w`‡q Indian Ocean territory 5.
cÖevwnZ n‡”Q? British virgin Islands 6.
A. hgybv B. wZ¯Ív C. cÙv D. KzwjL Cayman Islands 7. Falkland
Answer  D Explanation: Islands 8. Gibraltar-outside
British
ASSI's remit the to its position
fviZ †_‡K 53wU b`x evsjv‡`‡ki Overseas
cÖ‡ek K‡i‡Q| Avi evsjv‡`k n‡Z within the European Union 9.
Territories
fvi‡Z cÖ‡ek K‡i‡Q GKwU gvÎ b`x Montserrat 10. Pitcaian Island,
†mwU nj KzwjL b`x| Henderson, Ducie and Onene
VvKziMvuI‡qi evwjqvWvw½‡Z DrcwË Island 11. St Helena,
n‡q GwU fvi‡Z cÖ‡ek K‡i‡Q| Ascersion Base Areas (SBA)-
54wU b`xi g‡a¨ gvÎ GKwU b`xi ASSI's responsibility in
KzwjL cvwb e›Ub wb‡q fvi‡Zi mv‡_ relation to the due SBA is
evsjv‡`‡ki Pzw³ Av‡Q| Avi Zv limited to the provision of
n‡jv M½v b`x| wKš‘ †mB b`xi advice to the admistratior. 13.
cvwbi cÖevn wnmve Kiv nq dviv°v South georgia and souh
c‡q›U| Z‡e dviv°v c‡q‡›Ui Sandwich Islants 14. Turks
Av‡MB A‡bK cvwb cÖZ¨vnvi K‡i and caicos Islands.
†bqvq M½vi cvwbi b¨vh¨ wnmve 63. 1977 mv‡j ‘Green Belt Movement’ cÖwZôv K‡ib-
evsjv‡`‡ki cvq bv| A. Iqv½vwi gv_vB B. DBwj eªvÛ
61. cÖ_g wek¦hy‡×i cieZx©Kv‡j c¨vwim kvwšÍ m‡¤§j‡b (1919) C. Rb gyBi D. e›`bv wke
civwRZ kw³i mv‡_ KqwU mwÜ ¯^vÿwiZ nq?
Answer  A Explanation:
A. 4wU B. 5wU
C. 6wU D. 7wU Green Belt cwi‡ek `~lb †iva, MÖvgxb bvix‡`i

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 118
Movement Rxeb -RxweKvi Rb¨ MvQ jvMv‡bv, mv‡j cÖ_g GKwU ¯^b©gy`ªvi AvKv‡i
weï× cvwb, ivbœvi Rb¨ R¡vjvwb d«uv cÖPjb K‡ib| gy`ªvwUi Dc‡i
e¨ve¯’v K‡ib L¨vwZgvb cwi‡ekwe` jvwZb fvlv‡Z gyw`ªZ wQj:
I bvix Av‡›`vj‡bi Kg©x Iqv½vwi
Johannes Dei gratia
gv_vB cÖwZôv K‡ib ÔwMÖb †eë
gyf‡g›UÕ Francorum 15 kZ‡Ki gvSvgvwS
‡Kwbqvi L¨vwZgvb cwi‡ekwe` I bvMv` GB d«uv wU AcÖPwjZ n‡q c‡o
bvix Av‡›`vj‡bi Kg©x Iqv½vwi wKš‘ cieZ©x divwm gy`ªv ¸wj‡Z
gv_vB| 1976 mv‡j wZwb †Kwbqvi bvgwU e¨envi Kiv n‡Zv 1999 mvj
RvZxq bvix cwil‡` wQ‡jb| †jLv †_‡K AvBbMZ fv‡e Ges 2002
cov we‡`‡k n‡jI †Kwbqvi MÖv‡gB
mvj †_‡K Kvh©Kvix fv‡e d«v‡Ý,
Zvi †e‡o IVv| cÖK…wZi KvQ †_‡K
Zvi Rvbv‡kvbv| Iqv½vwi 1964 †ejwRqvg, jy‡·gevM©© I ‡gw·K‡Z
mv‡j Av‡gwiKvi gvD›U †m›U divwm d«uv e`‡j BD‡iv e¨envi ïiæ
¯‥jvmwUK K‡jR †_‡K RxeweÁv‡b nq| Z‡e myBRvij¨v‡Ûi A_©‣bwZK
weGm, 1960 mv‡j wcUvmevM© cÖwZôvb¸wji Kvi‡Y d«uv GKwU
wek¦we`¨vjq †_‡K GmGm Ges kw³kvjx gy`ªv| 1 d«uv †K mvaviYZ
1972 bvB‡ivwe wek¦we`¨vjq †_‡K 100 fv‡M fvM Kiv nq hvi bvg
A¨vbvU©wb wel‡q wcGBPwW AR©b
K‡ib| muwZg (Centime).
64. hy³ivó« Zvi 800 mvgwiK NuvwU KqwU †`‡k iÿYv‡eÿY 66. 2018 mv‡ji AvM÷ gv‡m cÖavbgš¿x †kL nvwmbv †Kvb
K‡i _v‡K? m‡¤§j‡b †hvM †`qvi Rb¨ †bcvj mdi K‡ib?
A. D-8 Summit
A. 60wU †`‡k B. 65wU †`‡k
B. Nepal-Iandia-Bangladesh Motorway Conference
C. 70wU †`‡k D. 75wU †`‡k C. SARRC Outreach Meeting
Answer  Explanation: D. BIMSTEC Meeting
2011 mv‡ji 11 †m‡Þ¤^i Answer  D Explanation:
Av‡gwiKvi Kw_Z mš¿vmx nvgjvi ci  The Fourth BIMSTEC
mvZwU †`‡k bZzb K‡i mvgwiK NvwU Summit was held in
M‡o Zz‡j‡Q gvwK©b miKviG wb‡q Kathmandu, Nepal, on
m‡e©v‡gvU 80wU †`‡k gvwK©b mvgwiK 30-31 August 2018.
NvwU cÖwZôv Kiv n‡q‡Q| Gme
 2018 mv‡ji AvM÷ gv‡m
NvwUi Rb¨ 8,45,411 wU feb I
BIMSTEC cÖavbgš¿x †kL nvwmbv
miÄvgvw` i‡q‡Q Avi RvqMv wb‡q‡Q
BIMSTEC m‡¤§j‡b †hvM
80wU †`‡k wZb †KvwU GKi| Rvg©vwb‡Z 227wU Meeting
†`Iqvi Rb¨ †bcvj mdi
BZvwj‡Z 113wU Ges Rvcv‡b 84wU
gvwK©b NvwU i‡q‡Q| †Kvwiqvi i‡q‡Q K‡ib| BIMSTEC PZz_©
83wU gvwK©b NvuwU| Bivb‡K wN‡i m‡¤§jb Gi Av‡qvRK †`k wQj
i‡q‡Q 19wU NvuwU m‡e©v‡gvU c„w_ex †bcvj Ges m‡¤§jbwU 30 Ges
Ry‡o gvwK©b NvwU i‡q‡Q 800wU Ges 31 AvM÷ †bcv‡ji ivRavbx
G¸‡jv 80wU †`‡k cÖwZwôZ| KvVgvÛz‡Z AbywôZ nq|
†Møvevj wimv‡P© cÖKvwkZ Z_¨ †_‡K 67. DBNyi (Uighur) RvwZ‡Mvôx †Kvb †`‡k weivRgvb?
Rvbv hvq †h, we‡k¦i 165wU †`‡k A. ivwkqv B. g‡½vwjqv
Av‡gwiK 3,50,000 ‡mbv C. Pxb D. †Kvwiqv (DËi I `wÿY)
†gvZv‡qb †i‡L‡Q|
Answer  C Explanation:
65. divwm gy`ªv duªv KZ mvj ch©šÍ cÖPwjZ wQj?
A. 2002 mvj B. 2003 mvj g‡a¨ Gwkqvi emevmiZ ZzwK©
C. 2004 mvj D. 2005 mvj es‡kv™¢‚Z GKwU RvwZ‡Mvwô|
eZ©gv‡b DBNyiiv Px‡bi wRb wRqvs
Answer  A Explanation: DBNyi RvwZ A‡j emevm K‡i| DBNyiiv GB
divwm gy`ªv duªv d«vu : d«v‡Ýi ivRvi 2q Rb 1350 A‡ji miKvwifv‡e ¯^xK…Z 56wU
b„ZvwË¡K msL¨vjNy †Mvôxi Ab¨Zg|
wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb
 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 119
GLvbKvi 80% DBNyi `wÿY mv‡ji 18 wW‡m¤^i RvwZms‡Ni mvaviY
cwðg‡j Zvwig †ewm‡b emevm cwil‡` M„nxZ nq| 1981 mv‡ji 3
K‡i| wRbwRqvs Gi evB‡i †m‡Þ¤^i †_‡K mb`wU Kvh©Ki nq
DBNyi‡`i me‡P‡q eo m¤úª`vq CEDAW mb‡` 30wU aviv Av‡Q|
`wÿY ga¨ nbbvb cÖ‡`‡k i‡q‡Q| 1g 15wU aviv bvixi cÖwZ KZ cÖKvi
Px‡bi evB‡i g‡a¨ Gwkqvq Ab¨vb¨ •elg¨ Av‡Q Zv wbwðZ K‡i| c‡ii
ivóª †hgb: KvRvL¯Ívb, wKiwMR¯’vb, 14wU aviv e¨vL¨v K‡i wKfv‡e G¸‡jv
DR‡ewK¯’v‡b D‡jøL‡hvM¨ msL¨K we‡jvc Kiv hvq| CEDAW
DBNyi evm K‡i| GQvov RvwZmsN KZ…©K M„wnZ GKwU
AvdMvwb¯Ívb, cvwK¯Ívb, Rvg©vwb, AvšÍR©vwZK mb`| CEDAW Gi
†ejwRqvg, †b`vij¨vÛ, biI‡q, g~j welq n‡”Q bvixi cÖwZ mKj cÖKvi
myB‡Wb, ivwkqv, †m․w` Avie, •elg¨ we‡jvc `~ixKib| †hLv‡b ivR
KvbvWv, hy³ivóª Zzi‡¯‥ AímsL¨K •bwZK, mvgvwRK, cvwievwiK me
DBNyi i‡q‡Q| †ÿ‡Î bvixi gvbevwaKvi wbwðZ Kivi
68. wØZxq wek¦hy‡×i mgq cÖkvšÍ gnvmvM‡i hy³ivó« I Rvcv‡bi welqwU ¯úó Kiv n‡q‡Q|
g‡a¨ IwKbvIqvi hy× KLb msNwUZ nq? 71. Bs‡iwR fvlvq cuvP Aÿ‡ii GKwU kã evbv‡bi Rb¨ wb‡Pi
A. †g, 1945 B. GwcÖj, 1945 cuvPwU Aÿ‡ii GKwU gvÎ `j‡K cybivq mvRv‡bv †h‡Z
cv‡i| kãwU kbv³ Ki|
C. RyjvB, 1945 D. AvM÷, 1945 A. GTOPA B. DICOL
Answer  B Explanation: C. HWTCA D. ACULT
†Kv‡WbgW Acv‡ikb AvBmevM©, Answer  C Explanation:
gvwK©b hy³iv‡óªi †gwib I Avwb  DICOL  IDOLC 
evwnbx KZ…©K B‡¤úwiqvj Rvcvwb IDOL
†mbvevwnbxi weiæ‡× IwKbvIqvi  HWTCA  WHATC 
Øx‡c cÖkvšÍ gnvmvMixq hy‡×i GKwU WHAT
WHATC
cÖavbhy× wQj| 1 GwcÖj, 1945  ACULT  ACTUL 
mv‡j IwKbvIqvi cÖv_wgK AvµgY ACTUAL
wQj wØZxq wek¦hy‡×i cÖkvšÍ  GTOPA  GOPTA 
IwKbvIqvi hy× GOTAP
gnvmvMixq w_‡qUv‡ii e„nËg
nvgjv| 82 w`‡bi hy‡× 1 GwcÖj 72 . AvMvgx Pvi eQi ci iæwei eqm Zvi cuvP eQi Av‡Mi
†_‡K 22 Ryb 1945 ch©šÍ ¯’vqx wQj| eq‡mi wظY n‡e| iæwei eqm GLb KZ?
Øx‡ci `xN© cÖvPvivwfhv‡bi ci, A . 20 eQi B . 14 eQi C . 16 eQi D. 18 eQi
wgÎevwnbx Acv‡ikb WvDb dz‡ji Answer  B Explanation:
R‡b¨ GKwU †em wn‡m‡e IwKbvIivi 73. iZb I wcbyi †gvU eqm 27; Ges iZb I cjv‡ki †gvU eqm 38;
eo Øx‡c Kv‡`bv Gqvi †em e¨envi Ges wcby I cjv‡ki †gvU eqm 33 n‡j iZ‡bi eqm KZ?
Kivi n‡Zv| A. 16 B. 11 C. 22 D. 18
69. †Kvb †`kwU BIMSTEC-Gi m`m¨ bq?
Answer  A Explanation:
A. fviZ B. _vBj¨vÛ
C. wf‡qZbvg D. evsjv‡`k g‡b Kwi,
Answer  C Explanation: iZ‡bi eqm x eQi
 wcbyi eqm (27-x) eQi
BIMSTEC Gi m`m¨ †`k¸‡jv Ges cjv‡ki eqm (38- x) eQi
n‡jv: Srilanka, Bhutan, kZ©g‡Z,
BIMSTEC
Myanmar, Thailand, Nepal, (27-x) + (38- x) = 33 eQi
India, Bangladesh.
 65-2x = 33  2x = 32
70. CEDAW GKwU
A. AvÂwjK Pzw³ B. Dc-AvÂwjK Pzw³  x = 16
C. AvšÍtAvÂwjK Pzw³ D. AvšÍR©vwZK Pzw³ 74 . Aby ccwË ej‡Z †evSvq-
Answer  D Explanation: A. Am¤ú~Y© ZË¡ B. e¨w³MZ `k©b
C. KvíwbK aviYv D. hyw³i ÎæwU
CEDAW (wmWI) bvixi
CEDAW Answer  D Explanation:
gvbevwaKvi cÖwZôvi jÿ¨ wb‡q 1979
wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb
 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 120
åvšÍ hyw³, AwbZ¨ hyw³ web¨vm, Answer  D Explanation:
AmZ¨ hyw³ web¨vm, hyw³i ÎæwU,
RMr, Rxeb, gvby‡li mgvR, Zvi †PZbv Ges
Achyw³ BZ¨vw`|
AbyccwË kã Áv‡bi cÖwµqv cÖf…wZ †g․j weav‡bi
AbyccwË cÖKvi‡f`
ej‡Z †evSvq Av‡jvPbv‡K `k©b ejv nq| gvby‡li mvgvwRK
 A-Abygvbg~jK (Non- inferential)
 Aa©-‡h․w³K (Semi-Logical) †PZbvi weKv‡ki GKUv ch©v‡qB gvÎ gvby‡li
 Abygvbg~jK (Interential) c‡ÿ we‡kølbx `„wó wb‡q RMr Ges Rxeb
75. †Kvb `vk©wbK 1950 mv‡j mvwn‡Z¨ †bv‡ej cyi¯‥vi jvf K‡ib? m¤ú‡K© wPšÍv Kiv m¤¢e n‡q‡Q| gvbyl Zvi
A. evUª©vÛ iv‡mj B. Ru¨v cj mvΩ wb‡Ri D™¢e gyn~Z© †_‡KB wPšÍvi Giƒc ÿgZv
C. jyWwfM wfU‡Mb÷vBb D. Rb ÷zqvU© wgj †`Lv‡Z mÿg wQj bv| gvby‡li †PZbv
Answer  A Explanation: `k©b weKv‡ki GKUv ¯Í‡i gvbyl Zvi cwi‡ek m¤úK©
wPšÍv Ki‡Z Avi¤¢ K‡i| wb‡Ri Rxeb‡K
evUªv©Û Av_©vi DBwjqvg iv‡mj, 3q
Avj© iv‡mj, (18 †g 1817-2 AwaKZi wbwðZ K‡i iÿv Kivi cÖ‡qvR‡b
†deªæqvwi 1970) wQ‡jb GKRb gvbyl cÖK…wZ RM‡Zi inm¨ m¤ú‡K© Ávb
weªwUk `vk©wbK, hyw³we`, MwYZwe`, AR©‡bi †Póv K‡i| cÖK…wZ RMr Ges
BwZnvm‡eËv, mgvRKg©x, cieZ©xKv‡j gvby‡li wb‡Ri †`n Ges †PZbv
Awnsmvev`x Ges mgvR mgv‡jvPK| m¤ú‡K©I †m wPšÍv Ki‡Z ïiæ K‡i| Avw`Kv‡j
wZwb wQ‡jb GKRb cÖL¨vZ wek¦RMr m¤ú‡K© gvby‡li Áv‡bi cwiwa LyweB
hy×we‡ivax e¨w³Z¡ Ges RvwZmg~‡ni AwaK wQj| `k©bB Avw` Áv‡bi g~j fvÛvi|
g‡a¨ gy³ evwY‡R¨ wek¦vm Ki‡Zb| 78. The actual word philosophy is Greek in
wZwb wQ‡jb m¤ªvR¨ we‡ivax| iv‡mj origin, and it is the composite of two Greek
Zvi Awnsm gZev` cÖPv‡ii R‡b¨
word roots: philein, a Greek word for love,
cÖ_g wek¦hy‡×i mgq †Rje›`x nb,
evU©ªvÛ iv‡mj and sohia, the Greek word for wisdom.
wZwb wnUjv‡ii weiæ‡× cÖPviYv
Taken together, they mean ''the love or
Pvjvb|
‡mvwf‡qZ †UvUvwjUvwiqvwbRg Ges pursuit of wisdom''.
Dc‡ii Aby‡”Q‡` `k©‡bi msÁvwU `k©b wel‡qi †Kvb w`KwU
wf‡qZbvg hy‡× Av‡gwiKvi
cÖKvk K‡i?
AskMÖn‡Yi mgv‡jvPbv K‡ib Ges
A. `k©‡bi ¯^Zš¿ cÖK…wZ B. `k©‡bi BwZnvm
cigvYy wbi¯¿xKi‡bi c‡ÿ wQ‡jb
me©`v †mv”Pvi iv‡mj 1950 mv‡j C. `k©‡bi Drm D. `k©‡bi e¨vL¨v
mvwn‡Z¨ †bv‡ej cyi¯‥vi AR©b K‡ib Answer  C Explanation:
hv wQj ÔZvi eûwea ¸iæZ¡c~Y© iPbvi The origins an brances of
¯^xK…wZ ¯^iƒc †hLv‡b wZwb gvbeZvi philosoply (`k©‡bi Drm Ges
Av`k© I wPšÍvi gyw³‡K Ic‡i Zz‡j kvLv)| Dc‡i wb‡`©wkZ welqwU
a‡i‡Qb| `k©‡bi Drm Ges `k©‡bi kvLv wb‡q
76. AvBbRxex I wePvivj‡qi ga¨Kvi †h m¤úK©; wb‡Pi †Kvb msÁvwU cÖ`vb Kiv n‡q‡Q| `k©b
`k©‡bi Drm
kã †Rvov †mB GKB ai‡bi m¤úK© cÖKvk K‡i? kãwU Bs‡iwR Philosophy kã
A. †L‡jvqvo : `j B. msm` m`m¨ : ivR‣bwZK `j †_‡K G‡m‡Q| wd‡jvmwd kãwU
C. hvÎx : †Uªb D. †hv×v : iYf‚wg G‡m‡Q cÖvPxb wMÖK kã †_‡K|
`k©‡bi mv‡_ g~j m¤úK© n‡”Q
Answer D Explanation:
cÖÁvi|
77. `k©b wb‡Pi †Kvb welq wb‡q Av‡jvPbv K‡i? 79. Vague kãwUi A_© Kx?
A. mËv I mZ¨ m¤ú‡K© B. gvby‡li mvgvwRK AvPiY A. ¯úó B. A¯úó
C. gvby‡li AvPiY D. Dc‡ii †KvbwUB bq C. •ØZZv D. A_©

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 121
Answer  B Explanation:
A¯úó, AwbwðZ, Awbw`©ó, †jcv-
Vauge ‡cvQv, Ae¨ew¯’ZwPË, g‡bi K_v
¯úó Ki‡Z Aÿg|
80. He who knows he is a fool is not a great
fool- Dw³wU †Kvb `vk©wb‡Ki?
A. Gwi÷Uj B. †Mvwe›` P›`ª †`e
C. †cø‡Uv D. Kbdzwmqvm
Answer  D Explanation:
'He who knows and knows
that he knows a wise man
Follow Him; He who knows
Kbdzwmqvm
not and knows not that he
knows Not Is a Fool- Shun
Him ''Confucius''

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 122
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq ভাইর্কর ভধুসূদন দর্েয Ôবফবীলর্নয েবত যভঘন v`Õ Kv‡e¨
Kjv I gvbweK Abyl` e‡j‡Qb- Ô য঴ বফধাতঃ নন্দন- কানর্ন ভ্রর্ভ দুযাচায দদতয?
ÔCÕ BDwbU SET CODE: C েপৄল্ল কভর্র KxUevm?
fwZ© cixÿv 2018-2019 06. ÔRxe‡b Rxeb †hvM Kiv/bv n‡j K…wÎg c‡Y¨ e¨_© nq-|Õ
k~b¨¯’v‡b em‡e-
DËic‡Îi wb‡`©wkZ ¯’v‡b wb‡Pi evK¨ `ywU †jLt A. ü`q-cmiv B. Mv‡bi cmiv
†m GK cv_i Av‡Q †Kewj jveY¨ a‡i| C. ‡jLvi cmiv D. my›`i G-aiv
Everything is blooming most recklessly. mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
wb‡Pi Aby‡”Q`wU co Ges 1-4 bs cÖ‡kœi DËi `vI t
Avwk¦b G‡jB g‡b c‡o †mB †QvU‡ejv - Kvkdzj, b`xZxi, `kfzRv Rxe‡b Rxeb †hvM Kiv
Avi Amyi- e‡ai cvjv| hv †`ex meŸ©f~‡Zly kw³iæ‡cY msw¯’Zv| bvn‡j K„wÎg c‡Y¨
cvovq cvovq Drme| Av‡jv|& ayc, ay‡bv| Xv‡Ki kã| wemR©‡bi e¨_© nq Mv‡bi cmiv
mܨvq †m wK gb-Lvivc-Kiv Abyf~wZ! AvR GB †g‡UªvcwjUb g‡b D³ PiYØq বফশ্বকবফ যফীন্দ্রনাথ ঠাকুর্যযÔR¤œw`‡bÕ Kve¨MÖ‡š’i
BU-Pvcv Nv‡gi g‡ZvB nj‡` n‡q n‡q †R‡M Av‡Q wKQz ¯^„wZ| 10 msL¨K KweZvÔঐকতানÕ †_‡K †bIqv n‡q‡Q|
Avwk¦b G‡j gv‡qi gy‡Li g‡ZvB g‡b c‡o Zvi gyL| 07. DËg cyiæ‡li fv‡l¨ Kvwnwb eY©bv Kiv n‡q‡Q †Kvb
01. ÔBU-Pvcv Nv‡mi g‡ZvB nj‡` n‡q †R‡M Av‡Q wKQz ¯§„wZ|Õ iPbvwU‡Z?
evK¨wU GKwU- A. jvjmvjy B. AcwiwPZv
A. Dr‡cÖÿv B. Dcgv C. iƒcK D. AbycÖvm C. gvwm-wcwm D. ‡iBb‡KvU
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
একই ev‡K¨ ঳াধাযণ ধভ ম বফব঱ষ্ট দুইটি ববন্ন 08. Ômg¯Í b`xi AkÖæ Ae‡k‡l eªÿcy‡Î †g‡k|Õ- Dw³wU Kvi I †Kvb
জাতীয় ঩দার্থ ময ভর্ে ঳াদৃশ্য কল্পনা কযা ঴র্র iPbvi?
উ঩ভা
তার্ক উ঩ভা ফর্র। যমভন: ‘ইট-চা঩া ঘার্঳য A. kvgmyi ivngvb, Ô‡deªæqvwi 1969Õ
ভর্তাই ঴রর্দ ঴র্ে যজর্গ আর্ে বকছু স্মৃবত B. ‡gvZv‡ni †nv‡mb †P․ayix, ÔRxeb I e„ÿÕ
উ঩র্ভর্েয (মার্ক তুরনা কযা ঴য়) ঳র্ে C. Avey Rvdi Ievq`yjøvn, ÔAvwg wKse`wšÍi K_v ejwQÕ
রূ঩ক উ঩ভার্নয (মায ঳র্েতুরনা কযা ঴য়) অর্বদ D.‣mq` kvgmyj nK, Ôbyiæj `x‡bi K_v g‡b c‡o hvqÕ
কল্পনা কযা ঴র্র তার্ক রূ঩ক ফর্র।
েফর ঳াদৃর্শ্যয জন্য উ঩র্ভের্ক উ঩ভান ফর্র mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
উৎর্েক্ষা
ভুর কযর্র তার্ক উৎর্েক্ষা ফর্র। 09. ÔGKwU K_vi wØav _‡iv_‡iv P~‡o/ fi K‡iwQj mvZwU
অনুো঳ একই ফণ ম ফা ফণ মগুর্েয ফযাফয বফন্যা঳র্ক অনুো঳ ফর্র। AgiveZx©|Õ Q›` I ce©web¨vm h_vµ‡g-
02. Ôkw³iæ‡cY †K? A. gvÎve„Ë, 6+6+2/6+6+2
A. mi¯^Zx B. jÿx C. gbmv D. `yMv© B.¯^ie„Ë, 4+4+2/4+4 +2
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v C.Aÿie„Ë, 8+6/8+6
03. Ô‡g‡UªvcwjUbÕ ej‡Z †evSvq- D. gvÎve„Ë, 5+5+2/5+5+2
A. ag©wbi‡cÿZv B. cÖMwZkxjZv
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
C. ga¨weËxq D. gnvbvMwiKZv
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v যভর্রা঩বরন ঱ব্দটি এর্঳র্ে 10. kvgmyi ingvb m¤úvw`Z cwÎKv †KvbwU?
A. •`wbK MYevYx B. •`wbK evsjv
গ্রীক ঱ব্দ Metropolish যথর্ক মায অথ ম mother
C. ‣`wbK MYKÚ D.•`wbK evsjvi evYx
city"।যভর্রা঩বরন ফরর্ত যভর্রা এরাকায় ফ঳ফা঳কাযী
ব্যবি ফা নাগবযকর্ক যফাঝাে। mwVK DËi Z_¨/e¨vL¨v kvgmyi ivngvb 1957
04. Aby‡”Q`wUi gyjfve- wLªóv‡ã Ô‣`wbK gwbs wbDRÕ G mvsevw`KZv w`‡q Kg©Rxeb
A. gvZ…e›`bv B. cªK…wZ I ms¯‥…wZi we‡”Q` ïiæ K‡ib| 1964 wLªóv‡ã Ô‣`wbK cvwK¯ÍvbÕ (c‡i Ô•`wbK
C. Avwk¦‡bi Drme D. cÖK…wZ I g‡bi m¤úK© evsjvÕ) cwÎKvq †hvM`vb K‡ib|
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 11. Abstract k‡ãi evsjv cwifvlv †KvbwU-
05. Ô‡n weavZt, b›`b Kvb‡b/å‡g `yivPvi ‣`Z¨? cÖdzjø Kg‡j?Õ- A. wkíKg© B. †m․›`h©
GLv‡b Ô`yivPviÕ †K? C. weg~Z© D. †KvbwU bq
A. wefxlY B. jÿèY C. ivg D. evme mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb
 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 123
Word cwifvlv 16. Statement: company X has marketed the
Abstract weg~Z© produced. Go ahead; purchase it of price and
Handicraft wkíKg© quality are your consideration.
Loveliness †m․›`h© Conclusions: 1. The product must be good
in quality. 2. The price of the product must
12. ÔivRvÕ k‡ãi mgv_©K bq †KvbwU- be reasonable.
A. b„cwZ B. b‡ik C. gnx›`ª D. wewcb A. Conclusion I follows
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v B. Conclusion II follows
ivRv k‡ãi b„cwZ, b‡ik, gnx›`ª, f‚c, f‚cvj, C. Both I and II conclusions follow
mgv_©K kã ivR¨cvj, `Ðcvj, wÿwZc, wÿwZcwZ, D. Neither I nor II follows
c

f‚cwZ, bicwZ, gnxcvj, wÿZxk, b„c| mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v

wewcb k‡ãi R½j, AiY¨, ebvbx, eb, AUwe, 17. Statement: All the organised persons find
mgv_©K kã Kvbb| time for rest. Sunita, in spite of her very
13. ÔmwbœavbÕ k‡ãi wecixZv_©K †KvbwU- busy schedule, finds time for rest.
A. e¨eavb B. AšÍav©b C. wZ‡ivavb D. wef³ Conclusions: I. Sunita is an organized person.
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v II. Sunita is an industrious person.
A. Conclusion I follows
gyjkã wecixZv_©K kã B. Conclusion II follows
mwbœavb e¨eavb C. Both I and II conclusions follow
AšÍa©vb m¤§yL D. Neither I nor II follows
MM

wZ‡ivavb cÖKvk¨ mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v

wef³ hy³ 18. Statement: Until our country achieves economic
14. †Kvb evbvbwU ï×- equality, political freedom and democracy go
A. w`K&åvšÍ B. w`M&åvšÍ C. w`O&åvšÍ D. w`‡MvåvšÍ hand in hand. II. Economic equality leads to real
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v political freedom and democracy.
15. ÔRMr+Ck=RM`xkÕ †Kvb mwÜi `„óvšÍ? A. Conclusion I follows
B. Conclusion II follows
A. ¯^imwÜ B. e¨ÄbmwÜ
C. Both conclusion I and II follow
C. wbcvZ‡b wm× ¯^imwÜ D. ‡KvbwU bq D. Neither I nor II follows
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
¯^‡i- e¨Ä‡b, e¨Ä‡b- ¯^‡i I e¨Ä‡b- 19. Statement: He stressed the need to stop the
e¨Ä‡b †h mwÜ nq, তার্ক ব্যঞ্জন঳বি present examination system and its
ব্যঞ্জন ঳বি
ফর্র।র্মভন: জগৎ + ঈ঱ = জগদী঱, evK& replacement by other methods which would
+ Ao¤^i = evMvo¤^i| measure the real merit of the students.
GKwU স্বযধ্ববনযm‡½ Ab¨ GKwU স্বযধ্ববনi Conclusions: I. Examinations should be
বভj‡b যম ঳বি গঠিত ঴য়, তার্ক স্বয঳বি abolished. II. The present examination system
স্বয঳বি does not measure the real merit of the students.
ফর্র।র্মভন: bi + Aag= bivag, Awf
+ Bó= Afxó, শুব + ই”Qv = শুর্বো| A. Conclusion I follows
B. Conclusion II follows
†hme †ÿ‡Î mwÜ wbqgvbymv‡i nq bv, C. Both conclusion I and II follow
বন঩াতর্ন Zv‡K wbcvZ‡b wm× mwÜ e‡j| †hgb: D. Neither I nor II follows
ব঳দ্ধ স্বয঳বি Kzj + AUv= KzjUv, †Mv + Aÿ = mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
Mevÿ, cÖ+ Ep= †c․p, gvZ©+AÐ=
gvZ©Ð, ï×+I`b= ï‡×v`b| In each of the questions 20-21, there are
In each of the following questions 16-19, two quantities: Quantity A and Quantity B.
there is a statement followed by two You are to compare those quantities.
conclusions numbered I and II. You have to 20. Quantity A Quantity B
assume everything in the statement to be A. Quantity A is greater
true, then consider the two conclusions B. Quantity B is greater
together and decide which of them logically C. Both quantities are equal
follows from the information given in the D. It is impossible to determine
statement. mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

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21. x= 0, 1, 2........... mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v On 4 October 1957
Quantity A Quantity B
the soviet union launched the world first
10 + x / 5 10 + x
A. Quantity A is greater artificial satellife, sputnik-1.
B. Quantity B is greater 28. The world Bank president visited
C. Both quantities are equal Rohingyas in Cox‟s Bazar on___ in 2018
D. It is impossible to determine A. July 2 B. July 4
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v C. July 6 D. July 8
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v The world bank
22. What is the next number in the series 1, 3,
6, 10, 15.........? President Jim Yong Kim and UN seeretry
A. 17 B. 19 C. 20 D. 21 General Antonio Guterres visited Rohingyas
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v in 2 july 2018.
29. When was Bengali recognized as the
1 + 2 =3, 3 + 3 =6,
6 + 4 =10, 10 + 5 =15 second official Language of Pakistan?
15 + 6 =21 A. 1953 B. 1954 C. 1955 D. 1956
23. If you think one number is wrong in the mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Bangladesh was
following series, what should that number be? recognized as the second official Language
1 3 2 4 3 5 4 5 5 7 6 at pakistan on 29 February 1956, and article
A. 1 B. 5 214(1) of the cosutitution of Pakistan was
C. 6 D. No number is wrond reworded to ``The state language of Pakistan
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v shall be urdu and bangla .
24. Rvgvj, Rvnv½xi I myg‡bi GKgvÎ LvjvZ fvB gvwbK 30. Who is the secretary general of OIC?
Rvgv‡ji Kv‡Q Rvb‡Z PvBj Zvi bvbvi †g‡qi GKgvÎ A. Yousef Al-Othaimeen
†Q‡ji bvg Kx? B. Lyad Bin Amin Madani
mwVK DËiwU n‡e- C. Hasan Al-Touhami
A. gvwbK B. Rvgvj D. Tunk Abdur Rahim
C. Rvnv½xi D. mygb
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
25. cÖkœ‡evaK ¯’v‡b †Kvb msL¨v em‡e? OIC Organization of Islamic
9 3 18 cooperation.
6 5 5 Total Member 57
8 ? 16 Established 25 September 1969
A. 16 B. 23 C. 4 D. 16 Head quarter Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Present secretary Yousef Al Othaimeen
Genaral (Saudi Arabia)
9-3=63=18 31. In 2018 the meeting between Kim Jong-
6-5=15=5
un and Roh Moo-Hyum was held on ____
8-4=44=16
A. April 26 B. April 27
26. What was the subject matter of the 15th
amendment to the constitution of Bangladesh? C. April 28 D. April 29
A. Status of Islam as state religion mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Kim Jong-Un and
B. Establishment of parliamentary democracy moon Jae –in first meet on 27 April 2018 at
C. Establishment of caretaker government Joint secretary area south koria.
D. Abolition of caretaker government 32. Radcliffe Line is the land border between--
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v A. India and Pakistan
27. Which country was the first to launch and B. China and India
artificial satellite into space? C. North and South Korea
A. USA B. Soviet Union D. USA and Mexico
C. France D. Germany mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb
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Name of line Country 38. ‡QvU KvUivi wbg©vZv-
Siegfried line Garmany, France A. myev`vi kvn myRv B. myev`vi kv‡q¯Ív Lvb
Durand Pakistan, Afganistan C. myev`vi gxi Rygjv D. myev`vi wd`vn Lvb
Radcliffe India, Pakistan mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
Macmohan India, china ‡QvU KvUiv wbg©vY K‡ib my‡e`vi kv‡q¯Ív Lvb|
33. What was the name of the nuclear bomb eo KvUiv wbg©vY K‡i my‡e`vi kvn myRv|
that the US detonated over Nagasaki? 39. 11 `dvi iƒcKvi-
A. Fat Man B. Little Boy A. QvÎ jxM B. QvÎ BDwbqb
C. Thin Man D. Flying Man C. QvÎ †dWv‡ikb D. QvÎ msMÖvg cwil`
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v The US detonated mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
two nuclear bomb over the Japanese city 1969 mv‡ji 5 Rvbyqvix me©`jxq QvÎ msMÖvg cwil`
`Hiroshima' and `Nagasaki'. `Little boy' was Zv‡`i HwZnvwmK 11 `dv Kg©m~Px ‡ck K‡i|
detonated over Hiroshima on 6 August 1945 40. 21 †deªæqvwii cÖ_g kwn` w`em cvwjZ nq- mv‡j|
and `Fat man' was detonated over Nagasaki on A. 1952 B. 1953 C. 1954 D. 1955
9 August 1945. mwVK DËi Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
34. _______million Jews were killed in Nazi
Holocaust 1956 mvv‡ji 21 †deªæqvix cÖ_g knx` w`em cvwjZ nq|
A. Three B. Four UNESCO 17 b‡f¤^i 1999 mv‡j 21 †deªæqvix‡K
C. Five D. Six AvšÍR©vwZK gvZ…fvlv w`em †NvlYv K‡i| cÖ‡kœ mwVK DËi
‡bB|
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Nazi Holocust also 41. `v†šÍ ----- wecø‡ei ‡bZv wQ‡jb|
known as the shoah, It was a genocide A. divmx B. RyjvB C. AvM÷ D.
during 2nd world war. Nazi Holocaustkilled A‡±vei
15 million jeus In jews 3 months. mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v `v‡šÍ n‡jb GKRb divwm
35. The headquarters of ICAN is located in _____
`vk©wbK| wZwb divwm wecø‡ei †bZv wQ‡jb| divwm wecøe
A. Geneva, Switzerland B. Doha, Qatar 1789 mv‡ji 14 RyjvB msNwUZ nq|
C. Vienna, Austria D. Warsaw, Poland 42. KvRx bRiæj Bmjvg †hvM †`b--
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v A. Abykxjb `‡j B. diIqvW© eø‡K
ICAN International campaign to C. AvRv` wn›`y †d․‡R D. evOvwj cë‡b
abolish Nuclear weapons which mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v evsjv‡`‡ki RvZxq Kwe
is a non-profitable campaign KvRx bRiæj Bmjvg| Rb¥ 2 †g 1899, g„Zz¨: 29 AvMó
Established 2007 1976| Kg©Rxe‡bi ïiæ wZwb 49 †e½j †iwR‡g›U G †hvM
Head quarter Geneva, Switzerland. w`‡qwQ‡jb|
36. evsjvi ivR¯^ e¨e¯’v cybM©Vb K‡ib- 43. Ô‡m‡Þ¤^i Ab h‡kvi †ivWÕ KweZvi iPwqZv-
A. gywk©`Kzjx Lvb B. kv‡q¯Ív Lvb A. mvBgb wWªs B. A¨v‡jb wMÝevM©
C. Kvwkg Lvb D. Avjxe`©x Lvb C. WweøD.G. Gm I`vij¨vÛ D. A¨vš’wb g¨vmKv‡ibnvm
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v gywk©`Kzwj Lvb wQ‡jb
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Ô‡m‡Þ¤^i Ab h‡kvi
evsjvi cÖ_g beve| Zuvi kvmb Avgj 1717-1727 wLªóã|
wZwb evsjvi ivR¯^ e¨e¯’v cyb©MVb K‡ib| ‡ivWÕ GKwU 151 jvB‡bi gyw³hy× wfwËK KweZv| hvi
37. fvi‡Zi BD‡ivcxq ewYK‡`i g‡a¨ cÖ_g c`vc©b K‡i- iPwqZv A¨v‡jb wMÝevM© | whwb GKRb gvwK©b bvMwiK|
A. Ij›`vR B. Bs‡iR C. cZ©yMxR D. †Wuwbk 44. gyw³hy‡×i wbqwgZ evwnbx-
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v BD‡ivwcq‡`i g‡a¨ A. gywRe evwnbx B. Kv‡`wiqv evwnbx
evsjvq cÖ_g Av‡m cZz©wMRiv (1498)| Zvici Av‡m C. A I B `y‡UvB D. ‡KvbwUB bq
Ij›`vR (1602), Bs‡iR (1608), Ges divwm (1667) mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v gyw³evwnbx n‡jv
Legend Technique-PODEF gyyw³hy‡×i wbqwgZ evwnwb| G evwnwb B÷ cvwK¯Ívb
P- cZz©wMRi, O- Ij›`vR , D-w`‡bgvi, E- Bs‡iR , ivB‡djm, B÷ †e½j †iwR‡g›U, cywjkmn Ab¨vb¨
F- divwm mvgwiK evwnwbi m`m¨ wb‡q MwVZ nq|
wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb
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45. evsjv‡`‡ki me‡P‡q e¨qeûj cÖKí- mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Birshreshto Nur
A. iæccyi we`y¨r cvigvbweK cÖKí B. cÙv †mZy
Mohammad Sheik was born in 26 february
C. ‡g‡Uªv †ij D. cvqiv e›`i
1936 at mohishkhola, Narail. He was an
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v evsjv‡`‡ki me©e„nr e¨q army of east Pakistan Rifles and His rank
eûj cÖKí iƒccyi cvigvYweK we`y¨r cÖKí| hvi †gvU e¨q was was Lance nayek
- 1,13,092,91 †KvwU UvKv| 52. What was the length of Hardinge Bridge?
46. In Allahabad Prashasti, Samatata was cited A. 0.6 km B. 1.8 km
as an eastern frontier state along with- C. 1.5 km D. 1.2 km
A. Davaka mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
B. Karttrpura
Name Of Bridge Length
C. Kamrupa
Hardinge Bridge 1.8 km
D. Davaka, Kamrupa, Napala & Karttrpura
Padma Setu 6.15 km
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Samatata was an Bonggobandhu Setu 4.8
ancient geopolitical division of Bengal in 53. Present Jashore district was included in
eastran Indian sub continent. Samatata was a the ancient Janapada of-
citywhose eastern frontire state along with A. Samatata B. Pundra
Davaka, Kamrupa, Napala, and Karttrapura. C. Vanga D. Harikela
47. Where is the place Huen- Tsang reached
A

mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v

as it mentioned in his traveler‟s account?
54. The European river Po flows through-
A. Samatata B. Sunamganj
A. Austria B. Yugoslavia
C. Cumilla D. Vanga C. Italy D. France
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v The po river flows
48. One „li‟equals to about- eartward across northern Italy. It’s the
A. 0.37 liters B. 3.7 cc longest river of Italy
C. 37 m D. 0.37 km 55. Which of the following cities has locality
mwVK DËi Z_¨/e¨vL¨v “Times Square”?
A. Moscow B. Paris
3000li =800 km C. New York D. London
1 = 800/3000 k.m= 0.20 km mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
49. A man walks 10 miles towards north, then
turns right and walks 5 miles, again turns 56. Fill in the blanks: Here unexpected
demise, at first mistakenly diagnosed as
right and walks 2 miles. Which is the
direction he is walking to? due to a ---- fever, was later --- poison.
A. East B. West A. mild, attributed to B. moderate, blamed
C. South D. no definite direction C. raging, ascribed to
D. simple, occasioned by
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
50. Which is known as the “Watery planet”?
A. Mercury B. Venus Mild big, fvj, f`ª
C. Earth D. Jupiter Attributed to Av‡ivc Kiv
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Watery planet is a Moderate gvSvgvwS
planet which contains water. In our solar only Blame on ‡`vlv‡ivc Kiv
earth have water. So watery planet is earth. Raging wÿß
51. Birshreshto Nur Mohammad Sheikh was Arcribed to KviY wn‡m‡e †`Lv‡bv
born in the district of- Simple mvaviY
A. Cumilla B. Dhaka
Occasioned by Dcj‡ÿ
C. Jashore D. Narail

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57. Identify the error in the following Simile `ywU e¯‘i g‡a¨ Zzjbv eySv‡j Ges
sentence: in 1968 and 1969, the NBA As/like e¨envi n‡j|
championship was won by the Celtics Metaphor iƒcK I Dcgvi gv‡a¨‡g Zzjbv
with Russel as player-coach. Aphorism Ávb:cÖÁvi wee„wZ
A. In 1968 and 1969 61. Who is the author of 1984?
B. the NBA championship was won by the Celtics A. George Orwell B. Haruki Murakami
C. as C. Kazuo Ishiguro D. Harper Lee
D. player- coach mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v ev‡K¨i cÖ_g Word Gi 62. Fill in the blank: The survivors of the
cª_g eY© Capital nq| cÖ‡kœ in ‡`Iqv Av‡Q hv In n‡e| Titanic were _____ sea for several days
58. Which is NOT true about a tragedy? before being rescued.
A. it represents serious actions. A. at B. in
B. it shows disaster for the chief character. C. on D. into
C. The tragic hero often has an error or
mistake of judgment.
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v AcÖZ¨vwkZ †Kvb NUbv ev
D. The tragic hero must be a figure of A¯^vfvweK NUbv †evSv‡Z Prepositon into e¨eüZ nq|
national or even cosmic importance. ev‡K¨ mvM‡i ev ‡miv w`b _vKvUv Unusual ZvB into n‡e|
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 63. Which of the following words rhymes
with the word „coup‟?
(a) GwU gviv³K KvR Dc¯’cb K‡i| A. Scoop B. Flow
(b) cÖavb Pwi‡Îi Lvivc w`K Zz‡j a‡i| C. Flew D. Soup
(c) UªvwRwWK bvqK cÖvqB fzj wePv‡ii m¤§ywLb nq|
(d)Tragedy ‡Z RvZxq I gvnvRvMwZK ¸iæZ¡ Hero
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v D”Pvi‡b GKB Q‡›` ‡h
_vK‡Z n‡e kã ¸‡jv Av‡Q coup (‡Kvc) Ges Soup (‡mvc)
59. Fill in the blanks: The ------- of job 64. The opposite meaning of ‘retrospection’ is-
opportunities employees from trying to A. introversion B. Equivocation
find a well-playing, secure job. C. Gregariousness D. Anticipation
A. Profusion, deludes mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v AZGe Retrospection
B. Excess, dismays
Gi opposite word Anticipation.
C. Paucity, disheartens
D. Insufficiency, reassures Word Meaning
C

Retrospection AZx‡Zi NUbv

mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
introversion AšÍg©~wLZv
Profusion cÖPzh©¨ Equivocation mZ¨ †Mvc‡b †Póv, QjPvZzix
Deludes weåvšÍ Kiv
Gregariousness mn‡R mevi mv‡_ wgk‡Z cvivi ÿgZv
Excess AwZwi³
Anticipation AMœÁvb, fwel¨r evYx Kiv
dismays AvZ¼
¯^í cwigvb 65. Choose the pair that expresses a
Paucity
relationship similar to that in the original
disheartens wbiƒrmvn
pair. jibe: praise::---: enlighten
Insufficiency Ach©vß
A. jibe B. delude C. worship D. wed
reassures cybivq
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Jibe –wZi¯‥vi, Praise
60. “The cat‟s fur was a blanket of warmth”
is an example of- –cyi¯‥vi `ywU wecixZ kã|ZvB English Gi wecixZ
A. Simile: explicit comparison kã wn‡m‡e Delude mwVK DËi|
B. Metaphor: implicit comparison Jibe RvnvR Pvjv‡bvi KvR
C. Aphorism: a statement of wisdom Delude cÖZvwiZ Kiv, weåvwšÍ Kiv
D. Euphony: the use of a combination of Worship c~Rv, Dcvmbv
words with sweet, melodious sound Web cvί’ Kiv, weevn †`Iqv|
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Jibe wZi¯‥vi

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66. Fill in the blank: Have you seen this E-mail Electonic Mail
morning‟s paper? There is a big picture BCC C. Blind Carbon Copy
of you ___ the front. WIFI Wireless Fidelity
A. at B. on IP Internet Protocol
C. in D. by
70. “Long shot” means:
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Preposition wn‡m‡e A. A task that takes unusually long time
Front Gi mv‡_ me mgq In e‡m| In e¨vwZZ Ab¨ B. Something very difficult to achieve
Preposition emv‡j mwVK DËi Av‡m bv| C. A very influential person
In front A_© m¤§y‡L| D. A very proud person
67. Choose the pair that expresses a relationship
B

mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v “Long shot” A_©

similar to that in the original pair-
†Kvb wKQz AR©b Kivi Rb¨ †Pôv K‡iI e¨_© nIqv|
Hidebound: Flexibility
A task that takes ‡h Kv‡R mgq †ewk
A. Concrete: Tangibility
unusually long time jv‡M|
B. Concealed: Determination
C. Mercurial: Stability Something very wKQz wRwbm hv AR©b Kiv
difficult to achieve A‡bK K‡ói|
D. Destined: Opportunity
A very influential person GKRb cÖfvekvjx e¨w³|
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
A very proud person GKRb Mwe©Z e¨w³|
a. Concrete: Tangibility = RgvUe×: aiv †Qvqv 71. The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP)
b. Concealed: Determination= ‡Mvcb : wbiƒcb,msKí was born in ____
c. Mercurial: Stability = avh©: my‡hvM A. 1972 B. 1974 C. 1975 D. 1978
d. Destined: Opportunity = msKxY©gbv : my‡hvM mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
68. What is suggested by the language and Bangladesh Nationlist party (BNP) was
imagery in the following poem by founded on 1 september 1978 by former
Whitehead Hicky? Bangladeshi president ziaur Rahman.
“I hear them grinding, grinding through
72. Who was the chief justice when the 16th
the night, The gaunt machines with amendment to the constitution was passed?
arteries of fire, Muscled with iron, A. SK Sinha
bowelled with smoldering light” B. Md. Muzammel Hossain
A. All machines operate loudly. C. Abdul Wahhab Miah
B. Machines can be compared to bodies.
D. Syed Mahmud Hossain
C. Anger against factories and mills is useless A

D. Machines are run by human bodies mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Surendra kumar
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v sinha (sk shina) was 21st chief justice of
Bangladesh for the time of 17 january 2015
Option Meaning to 11 November 2017.
a) All machines me †gwkb D”Pk‡ã
73. Filmmaker Shyam Benegal who will
operate loudly. Pvjv‡bv nq|
direct a biopic of Bangabandhu is a/an
b) Machines can be ‡gwkb‡K kix‡ii mv‡_
A. British B. French
compared to bodies. Zzjbv Kiv nq|
C. Indian D. Canadian
c) Anger against factories KviLvbvi cÖwZ †ÿvf
and mills is useless. A_©nxb| mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
d)Machiness are run ‡gwkb gvbe †`n w`‡q 74. Which country is the biggest
by human bodies. Pvjv‡bv nq| manufacturer of ready-made garments?
69. In an e-mail, “BCC” stands for: A. India B. Bangladesh
A. Backup Core Copy C. China D. Vietnam
B. Bold Carbon Copy mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v China is the
C. Blind Carbon Copy biggest manufacturer of ready made
D. Bold Clear Copy garments. Bangladesh position is 2nd in
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v position.
wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb
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75. Kolkata University was founded in- 80. Which is the licensing authority for motor
A. 1817 B. 1857 vehicle drivers?
C. 1870 D. 1905 A. Bangladesh Road Transport Corporation
B. Bangladesh Road Transport Authority
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v University of
C. Dhaka Transport Coordination Authority
Kolkata is the oldest of the modern D. Road Transport and Highways Division
University in India. It was founded in 1857 mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Bangladesh Road
during lord canning Transport Authority (BRTA) was
76. Bangladesh shares a ____ border with established under section 2A of the motor
vehiche ordinance of 1983 and subsequent
Myanmar.
1987. It started working in Januray, 1988.
A. 171 km B. 271 km BRTA Bangladesh Road Transport
C. 371 km D. 471 km Authority
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Bangladesh has Formed 1987
Headquaters Allenburi,Tejgaon,Dhaka
border with two countirs, India and
Myanmar Total border is 4156km.
Bangladesh shares it's 271 km border with
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77. Who is Appel‟s CEO now? fwZ© cixÿv 2018-2019
A. Steve Wozniak B. Tim Cook
C. Ronaid Wayne D. Luca Maestri wb‡Pi Aby‡”Q`wU co Ges 1-4 bs cÖ‡kœi DËi `vI:
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Now, Tim cook is N‡i N‡i bZzb k‡m¨i NªvY| Avb‡›` D‡Øj cvov| evwo evwo bev‡bœi
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Name CEO
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Facebook Mark Zuckerberg kvb †nv|Õ †ng‡šÍ ZvB jywK‡q Av‡Q cÖwZ‡iv‡aiI Mí|
Twitter jack Dorsey 01. Aby‡”Q`wUi m‡½ cvV¨ †Kvb KweZvi mv`„k¨ Av‡Q?
Microsoft Bill Gates A. Avwg wKse`wšÍi K_v ejwQ B. i‡³ Avgvi Abvw` Aw¯’
78. Which is the home galaxy of Earth? C. †jvK-‡jvKvšÍi D. mvg¨ev`x
A. Ursa Minor Dwarf mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Avey Rvdi Ievq`yjøvn
B. Andromeda iwPZ''আবভ বকিংফদবিয কথা ফরবে"KweZvq কবফয ভর্ত, "যম
C. Canis Major Dwarf কলণম কর্য k‡m¨য ঳ম্ভায তার্ক ঳মৃদ্ধ কযর্ফ | যম ভৎস্য
D. Milky Way রারন কর্য েফা঴ভান নদী তার্ক পুযস্কৃত কযর্ফ"রাইন গুবরয
঳ার্থ অনুর্ের্দয -য঴ই ঳াভা ‡রv ধান য঴া ,কার্েটা দা঑ ঱ান
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v The milky way is
য঴া," রাইন দুটিয ঳াদৃশ্য ঩া঑য়া মায়|
the galaxy that contains our solar system. 02. Aby‡”Q`wU‡Z †Kvb Av‡›`vj‡bi Bw½Z Av‡Q?
The name describes the galaxy appearance A. bxj we‡`ªvn B. muvIZvj we‡`ªvn
from earth. C. †ZfvMv Av‡›`vjb D. gyÐv we‡`ªvn
79. The ____ are the largest indigenous mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v যভাট উৎ঩ন্ন প঳র্রয বতন
community in Bangladesh. বার্গয দুই বাগ ঩ার্ফ চালী , এক বাগ জবভয ভাবরক- এই
A. Chakma B. Marma দাবফ যথর্ক যতবাগা আর্ন্দারর্নয সূত্র঩াত |তৎকারীন
পূফ মফািংরা এফিং ঩বিভফর্ে এই আর্ন্দারন ঳িংগঠিত ঴য়। তর্ফ
C. Tripura D. Tanchangya
বদনাজপুয ঑ যিংপুয যজরায় এই আর্ন্দারন তীব্র আকায ধাযণ
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Chakma are the কর্যবের। ১৯৪৬ ঳ার্রয বডর্঳ম্বর্য শুরু ঴র্য় ১৯৪৭ ঳ার
largest ethnic group of Bangladesh ঩মিম চর্র যতবাগা Av‡›`vjb।

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03. Ô‡nB mvgv‡jv avb †nv/Kv‡¯ÍUv `vI kvb †nv....Õ MvbwUi 10. Avj gvngy` m¤úvw`Z cwÎKv †KvbwU?
iPwqZv †K? A. •`wbK MYevYx B. •`wbK evsjv
A. kPxb †`eeg©Y B. ‡ngšÍ gy‡Lvcva¨vq C. •`wbK MYKÉ D. •`wbK evsjvi evYx
C. mwjj †P․ayix D. †ngv½ wek¦vm mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v আর ভা঴মুদ 1936
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v wLªóv‡ãi 21 RyjvB Rb¥MÖnY K‡ib| Zvi cÖK…Z bvg wgi
04. Aby‡”Q`wUi g~jfve- Ave`ym ïKzi Avj gvngy`| Ô‣`wbK MYKÚÕ I Ô‣`wbK
A. K…lK I †RvZ`v‡ii jovB KY©dzjxÕ cwÎKvi m¤úv`K wQ‡jb wZwb| Zvi D‡jøL‡hvM¨
B. cÖK…wZI iv‡L cÖwZ‡iv‡ai ¯§„wZ mvwnZ¨Kg©: ‡jvKযরাকvিয, কার্রয কর঳, য঳ানারী কাবফন,
C. cÖvK…wZi cÖwZ‡iva D. cÖK…wZ I g‡bi m¤úK© Av¸‡bi †g‡q|
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 11. Honorary k‡ãi evsjv cwifvlv †KvbwU?
A. m¤§vwbZ B. A‣eZwbK
05. Ôiæwljv evmeÎvmÕ- GLv‡b Ôevme ‡KÕ? C. ¯œvZg m¤§vb D. †KvbwU bq
A. wefxlY B. jÿY C. ‡gNbv` D. B›`ª
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
Word cwifvlv
06. Ô‡mLv‡b eviæYx _v‡K M½vmvM‡ii ey‡K- †mLv‡b অবফতবনক
Honorary
eiæY/KY©dzjx a‡jk¦ix cÙv Rjv½x‡i †`q....|Õ k~b¨¯’v‡b
Honorable ঳ম্মাবনত
em‡e-
A. nvIqvi PÂj B. mRj wnRj Honours স্নাতক ঳ম্মান
C. ü`q mRj D. Aweij Rvj 12. ÔgyKzjÕ k‡ãi mgv_©K bq †KvbwU-
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v জীফনানন্দ দার্঳য ‘এই A. Kzuwo B. †KviK C. RvjK D. c`c
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
পৃবথফীর্ত আর্ে এক স্থান” কবফতা i PiY 'য঳খার্ন ফারুণী
থার্ক গো঳াগর্যয এক য঳খার্ন ফরুণকণ মপৄরী ধর্রশ্বযী ঩দ্মা মুকুর ঱র্ব্দয ঳ভাথ মক ঱ব্দ: cv`c ঱র্ব্দয ঳ভাথ মক ঱ব্দ:
জরােীর্য যদে অবফযর জর;K_vwUi D‡jøL i‡q‡Q| কুুঁবি, যকাযক, জারক গাে, তরু, বফট঩ী,
07. DËg cyiæ‡li fv‡l¨ Kvwnwb eY©bv Kiv n‡q‡Q ‡Kvb কবর,কবরকা, ফউর , e„ÿ,দ্রুভ, ভ঴ীরু঴, ঱াখী,
iPbvwU‡Z? ইতযাবদ। ঩ণী ইতযাবদ।
A. jvjmvjy B. AvnŸvb 13. Ôkv³Õ k‡ãi wecixZv_©K †KvbwU-
C. gvwm-wcwm D. †iBb‡KvU A. mshZ B. `ye©j C. •eòe D. •ke
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v আখতারুজ্জাভান ইবরয়ার্঳য mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
Ôযযইনর্কাটÕ ম গ‡ল্প উেভ পুরুর্লয বার্ে কাব঴নী ফণ মনা কযা kv³ hviv †`ex‡K me©‡kÖô cÖf‚ g‡b K‡i, Zviv c~Rv K‡i
঴র্য়র্ে'যযইনর্কাট' গর্ল্প। •ke¨ hviv †`e‡K (wke) me©‡kÖô cÖf‚ g‡b K‡i c~Rv K‡i
08. ÔAZxZ nVvr nvbv †`q gvby‡li eÜ `‡ivRvqÕ|- Dw³wU •eòe kÖxK…‡òi Abymvix|
Kvi I †Kvb iPbvi? 14. ‡Kvb evbvbwU ï×
A. kvgmyi ingvb, Ô‡deªæqvwi 1969Õ A. wØcevwmbx B. Øxcevmxbx
B. Avwbmy¾vgvb, ÔRv`yN‡i †Kb hveÕ C. wØcevmxbx D. Øxcevwmbx
C. Avey Rvdi Ievq`yjøvn, ÔAvwg wKse`wšÍi K_v ejwQÕ mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
D. •mq` kvgmyj nK, Ôbyij `x‡bi KZv g‡b c‡o hvqÕ 15. ÔwYP+AšÍ=wYRšÍÕ †Kvb mwÜi `„óvšÍ?
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v দ঳য়দ ঱াভসুর ঴র্কয A. ¯^imwÜ B. wbcvZ‡b wm× ¯^iaŸwb
Ôনুযরদীর্নয কথা ভর্ন ঩র়্ে মায় ’ কবফতায e‡j‡QbÒঅতীত C. e¨ÄbmwÜ D. †KvbwU bq
঴ঠাৎ ঴ানা যদয় ভানুর্লয ফি দযজায় |এই তীব্র স্বে পূবণ মভাে mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
নুযরদীর্নয কথা ভর্ন ঩র়্ে মায়।কারঘুভ hখন ফািংরায়Ó ¯^‡i- e¨Ä‡b, e¨Ä‡b- ¯^‡i I e¨Ä‡b-
09. Ô`ycy‡i iæÿ Mv‡Qi cvZvi/‡KvgjZv¸wj nviv‡j|/‡Zvgv‡K ব্যঞ্জন e¨Ä‡b †h mwÜ nq, তার্ক ব্যঞ্জন঳বি
eKe, fxlY eKe/ Avov‡j|Õ-Q›` I ce©web¨vm h_vµ‡g ঳বি ফর্র।র্মভন: জগৎ + ঈ঱ = জগদী঱, evK&
A.gvÎve„Ë, 6+6/6+3/6+6/3 + Ao¤^i = evMvo¤^i|
B. ¯^ie„Ë, 4+4+2/4+4+2/4+4/3 GKwU স্বযধ্ববনযm‡½ Ab¨ GKwU স্বযধ্ববনi
C. Aÿie„Ë, 10+8/8/10/3 বভj‡b যম ঳বি গঠিত ঴য়, তার্ক স্বয঳বি
D. gvÎve„Ë 5+5/2/5+5+2 স্বয঳বি
ফর্র। যমভন: bi + Aag= bivag, Awf
mwVK DËi Z_¨/e¨vL¨v + Bó= Afxó, শুব + ই”Qv = শুর্বো|

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†hme †ÿ‡Î mwÜ wbqgvbymv‡i nq bv, 20. Jen, Ken and Len divided a cash price.
বন঩াতর্ন Zv‡K wbcvZ‡b wm× mwÜ e‡j| †hgb: Jen took 50% of the money and spent 3/5
ব঳দ্ধ Kzj + AUv= KzjUv, †Mv + Aÿ = of what he took. Ken took 40% of the
স্বয঳বি Mevÿ, cÖ+ Ep= †c․p, gvZ©+AÐ= money and spent ¾ of what he took.
gvZ©Ð, ï×+I`b= ï‡×v`b| Quantity A Quantity B
In each of the questions 16-19, there is a The amount that The amount that
statement followed by two conclusions numbered Jen spent. Ken spent
I and II. You have to assume everything in the A. Quantity A is greater
statement to be true, then consider the two B. Quantity B is greater
conclusions together and decide which of them C. Both quantities are equal
logically follows from the information given in D. It is impossible to determine
the statement mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
16. Statement: Soldiers serve their country. 21. 1<x<3
Conclusions: I. those who serve their Quantity A Quantity B
country are soldiers. II. Some men who x 2x
are soldiers serve their country. A. Quantity A is greater
A. Conclusion I follows B. Quantity B is greater
B. Conclusion II follows C. Both quantities are equal
C. Both conclusions I and II follow D. It is impossible to determine
D. Neither I nor II follows
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
22. 5 boys took part in a race. Shimul lying
17. Statement: All that glitters is not gold behind Murad touched the finishing line
Conclusions: I. Only gold glitters. before Sumon. Maruf Lying behind
II. Non-metals also glitter. Suman touched the finishing track before
A. Conclusion I follows Ripon. Who stood first in the race?
B. Conclusion II follows A. Suman B. Shimul C. Murad D. Maruf
C. Both conclusions I and II follow mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
D. Neither I nor II follows 23. If 2=0 and 3=3 and 4=8, then 7=?
A. 15 B. 21 C. 30 D. 35
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
18. Statement: Most dresses in that shop are
expensive. 2 0=0
Conclusions: I. There are no cheap 3× 1 = 3
dresses available in the shop. 4× 2 = 8
II. There are cheap dresses also in the shop 5× 3 = 15
A. Conclusion I follows 6× 4 = 24
B. Conclusion II follows 7× 5 = 35
C. Both conclusions I and II follow 24. wb‡Pi avivwUi c~Y© Ki‡Z k~b¨ ¯’v‡b †Kvb msL¨vwU em‡e?
D. Neither I nor II follows 4, 12, 24, 72, 144,---------|
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v A. 432 B. 428
C. 292 D. 288
19. Statement: Every library has books.
Conclusions: I. Books are only in library mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
II. Libraries are meant for books only 4, 12, 24, 144.......|
A. Conclusion I follows 43 = 12
B. Conclusion II follows 12 2 = 24
C. Both conclusions I and II follow 24 3 = 72
D. Neither I nor II follows 72  2 = 144
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 144  3 =432

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25. cÖkœ‡evaK wP‡ýi ¯’v‡b †Kvb msL¨v em‡e? 21 February declared as International mother
8 6 4 Language day on 17 November 1999 by
4 1 9 UNESCO.
6 4 ? 30. At present the number of OIC member states is-
A. 4 B. 6 C. 8 D. 3 A. 55 B. 56 C. 57 D. 58
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
1g mvwi = (8-6) = 22 = 4 OIC Organization of Islamic
2q mvwi = (4-1) = 32 = 9 cooperation.
3q mvwi = (6-4) = 22 = 4 Total Member 57
26. Which one of the following is the ground Established 25 September 1969
control station of Bangabandhu-1? Head quarter Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
A. Betbunia B. Gazipur Present secretary Yousef Al Othaimeen
C. Agargaon D. Both A & B General (Saudi Arabia)
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 31. The meeting between kim Jong-uun and
Bangabandhu-1 communication satellite was Toh Moo-hyum was held in-
launched in 11 May 2018. It Launched from A. Panmunjom B. Haeinsa
NASA's Kennedy space center in Florida C. Bulguksa D. Gyeongbokgung
of USA. The ground control centre situated mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
in Gazipur. 32. McMahon Line is the land border between-
27. What was the subject matter of the 13th A. India and Pakistan
amendment to the constitution? B. India and China
A. Abolition of caretaker government C. North and South Korea
B. Establishment of caretaker government D. USA and Mexico
C. Both A and B D. None mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Boundari Name country Between
Thirteen Amendment of our constitution Durand line Pakistan, Afganistan
passed in 26 march 1996. Through that Hinden burg Garmany, poland
amendment non-party caretaker government McMahon India, china
introduced to Bangladesh politics and it Redcliffe india, pakistan
acting as an interim government. 33. Which of the following countries was the
28. Annan Commission is related to- first to use nuclear weapons in war?
A. Qatar diplomatic crisis A. USA B. USSR
B. Syria crisis C. USA and USSR D. North Korea
C. Rohingya refugee crisis
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v United states of
D. Palestine crisis
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v America was the country who used for the
first time the Nuclear weapon. USA tested
The advisory commission of Rakhine state was first Nuclear weapon on 6 August 1945. The
an international advisory commission headed name of the bomb little boy
by former UN secretary General Kofi Annan to 34. Balfour Declaration was announced in-
ensure the social and economical interest. it A. 1914 B. 1915 C. 1916 D. 1917
created on 23 August 2016
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Balfour Declaration
29. UNESCO declared 21st February as
International Mother Language Day at (November 2, 1917) Statement of Britis
the _____ General Conference. support for the establishment in Palestine
A. 29th B. 30th 35. ICAN was formally launched in April-
C. 31st D. 32nd A. 2007 B. 2008 C. 2009 D. 2010
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
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International campaign to mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v AvRv` wn›`y †d․R wØZxq
abolish Nuclear weapons wek¦hy‡× (1939-1945) mv‡j evmwenvixiv emyI myfvlP›`ª
ICAN
which is a non-profitable emyi †Póvq M‡o I‡V|
campaign 43. gyw³hy×Kv‡j Ôevsjv‡`k KbmvU©Õ AbywôZ nq-
Established 2007 A. IqvwksUb wWwm‡Z B. wbDBq‡K©
Head quarter Geneva, Switzerland. C. w`jøx‡Z D. KjKvZvq
36. gvjRvwgbx cÖ_vÕi D™¢veK- mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v `¨v KvbmvU© di evsjv‡`k
A. gywk©`Kzjx Lvb B. kv‡q¯Ív Lvb AbywôZ n‡qwQj 1 AvM÷ 1971 mv‡j wbDBqK© Gi
C. †ki Lvb D. Avjxe`©x Lvb g¨vwWmb ¯‥qvi Mv‡W©‡b| G‡Z m½xZ cwi‡ekb K‡ib -
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bZzb f‚wg e¨e¯’v cÖeZ©‡bi BRviv e¨e¯’v †KAv‡iv Kvh©Ki cwi‡ekb K‡ib|
K‡i| wZwb BRviv`vi‡`i wbKU †_‡K wbivcËv A½xKvi 44. gyw³hy×Kv‡j Ô‡mvqvZÕ RvnvR A‡cÿgvb wQj-
c‡Îi wewbg‡q ivR¯^ Av`v‡qi Pzw³ K‡i| G‡K gvj`vwgwb A. M`i e›`‡i B. KivwP e›`‡i
ev gvjRvwgwb cÖ_v e‡j| C. KjKvZv e›`‡i D. PÆMÖvg e›`‡i
37. P›`bbM‡i KzwV ¯’vcb K‡i- mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
A. divmx ewYK B. Bs‡iR ewYK 1971 mv‡j c~‡e© cvwK¯Ív‡bi Dci nZ¨vhš¿ Pvjv‡bvi
C. cZz©MxR ewYK D. †Wwbk ewYK D‡Ï¨‡k¨ A¯¿ mn †mvqvZ RvnvR PÆMªvg e›`‡i A‡cÿgvb
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v wQj|
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†g․Rv wb‡q MwVZ hv nyMwj b`xi cwðg Zx‡i Aew¯’Z| A. evsjv‡`k miKvi B. RvBKv
1688 mv‡j GK digv‡bi e‡j divwmiv KzwV wbg©vY K‡i| C. wek¦e¨vsK D. Gwkqvb Dbœqb e¨vsK
38. KvUiv A_©- mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
A. wekÖvgLvbv B. AwZw_kvjv 46. Who is I-tsing?
C. UvKkvj D. †RjLvbv A. A 7th century ruler
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v KvUiv m¤¢eZ Aviwe B. King of Harikela
ÔKvZviÕ KvZviv, hvi A_© wLjvbhy&³ feb| Aviwe I diwm C. A historic scholar
mvwnZ¨ Abyhvqx Zv ÒK¨vivfvb mvivBÓ ev mivBLvbv|gyNj D. A 7th century traveler
Avg‡j `ywU KvUiv wbgv©Y nq| (1) eo KvUiv wbg©vY K‡i mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v I-tsing a 7th
myev`vi kvn myRv| (2) †QvU KvUiv wbg©vY K‡i 1664
mv‡j bIqvi kv‡q¯ÍvLvb eywoM½v b`xi Zx‡i| country chinese Buddhist pilgrim who has
39. 6 `dv Abyhvqx †K›`ªxq miKv‡ii nv‡Z _vK‡e- left behind an account of his travels to india.
A. cÖwZiÿv I gy`ªv B. •e‡`wkK welq I gy`ªv 47. What is the literary work of the 9th
C. cÖwZiÿv I ivR¯^ D. cÖwZiÿv I •e‡`wkK welq century?
A. Manjuxrimulakalpa
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Qq `dv- †kL gywReyi
B. Chintamony
ingvb 23 gvP©, 1966 mv‡j jv‡n‡i ‡NvlYv K‡i| GwU C. Karpuramanjuri
ev½vwj Ô RvwZi gyw³i mb`Õ wnmv‡e cwiwPZ| D. Manuscripts of DU
40. fvlv Av‡›`vj‡b Kvivew›` bvix-
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
A. mywdqv LvZzb B. bv‡`iv †eMg
C. Av‡bvqviv †eMg D. jxjv ivq 48. Hemchandra was a/an
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v A. Chandra dynasty ruler
B. ancient literary figure
41. ‡ivemwcqvi ---- wecø‡ei †bZv wQ‡jb| C. Lexicographer
A. divmx B. RyjvB D. word specialist
C. AvM÷ D. A‡±vei
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
Acharya Hemchandra (1088 to 1173) was a
42. AvRv` wn›`y †d․R MVb K‡ib- Join scholar, poet and polymath who wrote
A. Gg. Gb ivq B. ivmwenvix emy on grammar, Philosophy, prosody and
C. kir emy D. myfvl emy contemporary history.
wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb
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49. Rothi is 4 times as old as Sujoy and 1:5 55. Which of the following cities has the
times as old as Sumi. What fraction of locality “Red Square”
Sujoy‟s age is Sumi? A. Moscow B. Paris
3 2 3 C. New York D. London
A. B. 2 C. 3 D. 12
8 3 4 mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 56. Fill in the blanks: The mourners set up a
chorus of ___, their ____ cries echoing
50. Which planet does look reddish in the
thoughout the cathedral
night sky?
A. merriment, morose B. wailing, buoyant
A. Mercury B. Venus
C. Lamentations D. sobbing, cheerful
C. Earth D. Mars
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Mars is the fourth
merriment, morose= Djøvm, welbœ| wailing,
planet from the sun and second smallest
buoyant= nvnvKvi, wjß, cÖdzjø| lamentations,
planet in solar system. mars carries a name
mournful= wejvc, `ytLRbK| sobbing,
of the Roman god of war and is offer
cheerful= KKvwb, Avbw›`Z|
referred to as the Red planet, because the
iron oxide. 57. Identify the error in the following
sentence: A close friend of the family, the
51. Birshreshtho Mohammad Ruhul Amin
patient was referred to a psychologist,
was born in the district of-
with several emotional problems to
A. Noakhali B. Dhaka
C. Bhola D. Narail receive counseling.
A. A close friend of the family
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Ruhul Amin B. was referred to
known as shaheed Ruhul Amin. He was an C. with several emotional problems
engine room artificer in Bangladesh NAVY. D. counseling
He was born in June 1935 and died in 10 mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v ‡h‡nZz ev‡K¨i wØZxq
December 1971. His home District
As‡k The patient Av‡Q ZvB cÖ_g As‡k Patient
Noakhali.
m¤ú‡K© ej‡j mwVK n‡jv|ZvB A Option wU fzj|
52. What is the length of Lalon Shah Bridge?
A. 0.6 km B. 1.8 km 58. Which is NOT true about a novel?
A. It is an extended work of prose fiction
C. 1.5 km D. 1.2 km
B. It is limited to a single effect
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Lalon shah brighe C. Its magnitude allows greater complication of plot
locally known as pakshiy Bridge. it croses D. Novels may have any kind of plot form
the padma river. Total length 1.8 km and tragic, comic, satiric, or romantic
total width 18.10 m.
53. Present Chattogram district was included
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Dcb¨vm g~jZ mgv‡Ri
in the ancient janapada of- †Kvb NUbvi ev †Kvb wel‡qi wek` eY©bv mn A‡bK wKQz
A. Samatata B. Pundra msKjb ZvB B mwVK bq|
C. Vanga D. Harikela 59. Fill in the blanks: She looked bloated, like
mwVK DËi AD Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Chattogram has a body long _____ in motionless water,
and of that ___ hue
been a seaport since ancient time. The A. aloft, robust B. immersed, ruddy
region was home to the ancient Samatata C. atop, pellucid D. submerged, pallid
and Harikela mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v aloft, robust= k~‡Y¨,
54. Three European cities Vienna, Budapest k³ mg_©| immersed, ruddy = Pzev‡bv, jvjeY©|
and Belgrade Lie on the river- atop, pellucid = Dc‡i, wbg©j| submerged,
A. Volga B. Rhone pallid= wbgw¾Z, gwjb|cvwbi wbP †_‡K †`L‡j
C. Rhine D. Danube kixi‡K eo †`Lvq ZvB Submerged n‡e|Ges cvwbi
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v is weeY© nIqvq Pallid n‡e|
wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb
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60. Hyperbole is a figure of speech which 66. Fill in the blank: The general manager is
involves emphatic exaggeration or away ----- business this week.
overstatement. Which of these is an a) for b) on c) in d) about
example of hyperbole? mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v ‡Kvb wKQzi Rb¨ ev D‡Ïk¨
A. She scorched you with her radiance
B. No narrow firth he had to cross †evSv‡j Preposition wn‡m‡e for e¨eüZ nq| for = Rb¨
C. The lovely lilies shade me as I stroll 67. Choose the pair that expresses a
though the soft and dewy flower beds relationship similar to that in the original
D. All we learn from history is that we learn pair- impromptu: Rehearsal
nothing from history A. Numerical: Calculation
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v gvby‡li g‡a¨ m~‡h©i iwk¥ B. Offhand: Premeditation
(Radiance) _v‡K bv| ZvB Hyperbole Gi C. Practiced: Technique
D`vniY| D. Makeshift: Whim
61. Who is the author of Beloved? mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
A. Tony Morrison B. Zadie Smith 68. What does lilke celebrate in these line?
C. Kazuo Ishiguro D. John Donne “I know that nothing has ever been real
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v without my beholding it.
62. Fill in the blank: The path leads _____ the All my becoming has needed me.
main road. My looking ripens things and they come
A. in B. on toward me, to meet and be met”
C. across D. onto A. Fame B. Popularity
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v GK ¯’v‡bi †_‡K C. Poetic power D. His secret
Ab¨¯’v‡b hvIqv, GK RvqMv †_‡K Ab¨ RvqMv hvIqv
†evSv‡Z Preposition wn‡m‡e to, into, onto e¨eüZ mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
nq| 69. „Hot potato‟ means
63. Which of the following words rhymes A. The most popular item
with the word “niche”? B. Difficult or controversial topic
A. Leash B. Neigh C. The most recent trend before it becomes old
C. Ray D. Cliche
D. A bad-tempered person
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Niche Gi mv‡_ Q‡›`
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Hot potato - weZ‡K©I
wgj Av‡Q Cliche Gi |
64. Which of these is most nearly similar to ev AmyweavRbK welq|
the word “importune”? 70. A memorandum (memo) is considered a
A. Exhibit B. Pester brief form of written communication for:
C. Visit D. Console A. internal use
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v B. informing customers
C. external use
Importune - Aby‡iva Kiv, Exibit -cÖ`k©b, Pester - D.notifying shareholders
wei³ Kiv, Visit- cwi`k©b, console -mvšÍ¡bv ‡`Iqv|
Importune Ges Pester GKB A_© cÖKvk K‡i Aby‡iva mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Memorandum
K‡i wei³ Kiv| (¯^viKwjwc) hv mvaviYZ GK msMVb †_‡K Ab¨ msMV‡b
65. Choose the word that expresses a Internal communication G e¨eüZ nq |
relationship similar to that in the original 71. _____ is known as the birthplace of the
pair-diamond baseball:: court: _____ Bangladesh Awami League.
A. poker B. jury A. Rose Garden B. Suhrawardy Udyan
C. grass D. squash C. Osmani Udyan D. Baldha Garden
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Poker- ‡LuvPv gviv| mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v In 23 June 1949
Jury - wePviK gÐjx| grass- Nvm| squash- Bangladesh Awami league founded at Rose
Mv`vMv`x| dianond I BaseballGi AvKviMZ wgj Garden, Founded president Abdul Hamid khan
Av‡Q Ab¨w`‡K court I Jury Gi g‡a¨ wgj Av‡Q| Bhasani and General secretary Shamul Huq.
wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb
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72. What would happen if the constitutional 79. The Garo people mainly populate the ___ region
16th amendment were still in force? A. Rangpur B. Mymensingh
A. The executive would have an upper over C. Chittagong D. Faridpur
the judiciary. mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Garo are an
B. The judiciary would be more influential
indigenous tribe - Burman ethnic group. In
than the executive notably Mymensingh, Netro kona,
C. The legislature would have an upper hand Janmalpur, Sherpur are there Home.
over the judiciary.
80. The under-construction Rooppur Nuclear
D. The executive would be more influential
power plant is capable of generating___
than the legislature.
of electricity.
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v A. 1,200 megawatts B. 2,400 megawatts
73. Savar was under sector ___ during the C. 3,600 megawatts D. 4,800 megawatts
Liberation War mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Rooppur Nuclear
A. 1 B. 2 C. 5 D. 9 power plant situated of Rooppur, Ishwardi
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Savar was under Pabna. The capacity of power 2 1200 MW
sector-2 in liberation war, sector 2 conver
with Dhaka, Comilla, Faridpur and part of
Noakhali.
Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq
Kjv I gvbweK Abyl`
74. Which country was ranked Asia‟s most
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innovative in a recent report?
fwZ© cixÿv 2017-2018
A. Malaysia B. China
C. Singapore D. Japan
01. †KvbwU ÔDÕ ¯^iaŸwbi •ewkó¨ bq?
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
a) m¤§yL ¯^iaŸwb b) mse„Z
75. Hindu College was founded in ____ c) D”P d) †MvjvK…wZ
A. 1800 B. 1817 mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v †h me eY© Ab¨ e‡Y©i
C. 1824 D. 1857
mvnvh¨ QvovB wb‡R wb‡R D”PvwiZ n‡Z cv‡i, †mme
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in Calcutta The Hindu college established. mswÿß iƒc †K e‡j- Kvi|
76. The total length of Bangladesh’s coastline is- 02. †KvbwU wjwc weeZ©‡bi avc bq?
A. 650 km B. 700 km a) •PwbK wjwc b) Rvcvwb wjwc
C. 711 km D. 755 km c) Pxbv wjwc d) †`e wjwc
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v The total length of mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
Bangladesh's coastline is 650 km. 03. evsjv GKv‡Wwgi cÖwgZ evsjv evbv‡bi †Kvb wbqgwU
77. The movie “A.I. Artificial Intelligence” ï×iƒ‡c †bB?
was directed by ___ a) Zrmg k‡ãi evbvb AweK…Z _vK‡e
A. Ridley Scott B. James Cameron b) mKj A-Zrmg k‡ãi evbv‡b †Kej B Ges D Ges
C. Steven Spielberg D. Christopher Nolan G‡`i Kvi (w, y) wPý e¨eüZ nq
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v c) we‡`wk kã we‡`wk D”PviY Abyhvqx wjL‡Z n‡e
d) mwÜi †ÿ‡Î K, L, M, N c‡i _vK‡j c~e© c‡`i
The movie `Artificial Intelligence' released
AšÍw¯’Z g ¯’v‡b Aby¯^vi †jLv hv‡e
on June 29, 2001. The movie was Directed
by Steven Spielberg. mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v evsjv GKv‡Wwgi c~e©bvg-
78. “Imagination is more important then ea©gvb nvDR, cÖwZôv-1955| evsjv e¨vKiY I fvlv msµvšÍ
Knowledge” is a statement by -- wbqg- evsjv GKv‡Wwg KZ…©K cÖwgZ evsjv evbv‡bi wbqg|
A. Bertrand Russell B. Shakespeare 04. Ôb¨vqÕ Gi we‡klY iƒc †KvbwU?
C. Albert Einstein D. Wordsworth a) b¨vh¨ b) b¨vh
c) mwVK d) h_v_©
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05. †KvbwU wµqvi Kvj bq? 13. †Kvb KweZv¸”Q kvgmyi ivngv‡bi?
a) cyivNwUZ AZxZ b) cyivNwUZ eZ©gvb a) evsjv‡`k ¯^cœ `¨v‡L, †h AÜ my›`ix Kuv‡`, iƒcmx evsjv
c) cyivNwUZ AbyÁv d) cyivNwUZ fwel¨r b) eyK Zvi evsjv‡`‡ki ü`q, nwi‡Yi nvo, Siv cvjK
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v wµqvi Kvj cÖavbZ wZb c) ¯^‡cœiv WzK‡i I‡V evi evi, Lye †ewk fv‡jv _vK‡Z †bB,
cÖvKvi| AZxZ Kvj, eZ©gvZ Kvj, fwel¨r Kvj| Av‡jv c„w_ex
cÖ‡Z¨KwU Kvj Avevi 4 fv‡M wef³- mvaviY Kvj, d) iƒcvwj ¯œvb, Avgvi gvÕ‡K, KL‡bv Avgvi gv‡K
NUgvb, wbËe„Ë, cyivNwUZ Kvj| mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v evsjv‡`k ¯^cœ `¨v‡L-
06. ÔKve¨Õ Gi mwVK cÖK…wZ I cÖZ¨q †KvbwU? kvgmyi ingvb| †h AÜ my›`ix Kvu‡`- kvgmyi ingvb|
a) Kwe+A b) Kwe+h
iæcmx evsjv- Rxebvb›` `vk| eyK Zvi evsjv‡`‡ki ü`q-
c) KweZv+A d) KweZv+h
kvgmyi ivngvb| nwi‡bi nvo- kvgmyi ivngvb| Siv
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v wKQz ¸iæZ¡c~Y© cÖK…wZ cvjK- Rxebvb›` `vk| KL‡bv Avgvi gv‡K- kvgmyi
cÖZ¨‡qi D`vniY- †M․ie- ¸iæ+A, evÜe- eÜz+A, ivngvb|
†K․wkK- Kzk+ BK| 14. ï× iƒc †KvbwU?
07. ÔQ‡›` wbcyY whwbÕ evK¨wU ms‡KvPb Ki‡j nq- a) AZ¨vwaK b) AZ¨axK c) AZ¨vwa¨K d) AZ¨waK
a) Kwe b) Qv›`wmK c) Q›`‡eËv d) Q›``vZv mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 15. ÔwZi¯‥viÕ Gi wecixZ kã †KvbwU?
08. †KvbwU mwVK a) Aby`vb b) Dcnvi
a) AvBbvbymv‡i wZwb GKvR Ki‡Z cv‡ib bv c) cyi¯‥vi d) cwi®‥vi
b) AvBbMZ wZwb GKvR Ki‡Z cv‡ib bv mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v wKQz ¸iæZ¡c~b© wecixZ
c) AvBbMZfv‡e wZwb GKvR Ki‡Z cv‡ib bv
d) AvBbZ wZwb G KvR Ki‡Z cv‡ib bv kã:- Avevnb-wemR©b, `ivR- msKxb©, wenxb- mܨv|
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 16. Which of the following sentences is
correct?
09. †Kvb cÖeܸ”Q iex›`ªbv_ VvKz‡ii? a) I want to improve my ability of reading.
a) cwðg hvÎxi Wv‡qix, cvi‡m¨, c‡_ I cÖvšÍ‡i
b) I want to improve my reading ability.
b) e¨_vi `vb, wi‡³i †e`b, †nbv
c) Nv‡Ui K_v, ivRc‡_i K_v, LvZv c) I want improving my ability of reading.
d) msmvimxgvšÍ, mvMi m½g, †Z‡jbv‡cvZv Avwe®‥vi d) I want my ability of reading to be improved
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v (Gerund + noun)
10. Ck¦iP›`ª we`¨vmvM‡ii iPbv †KvbwU? †K Gerund phrase e‡j| Gerund phrase ev‡K¨i
subject, object Ges subject complement
a) cÖfveZx m¤¢vlY b) c‡_i cuvPvjx wn‡m‡e e¨eüZ n‡Z cv‡i| myZivs GB wbqg Abyhvqx
c) ¯^cœcÖqvY d) dzjevjv Ackb b mwVK evK¨|
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v dzj evjv- iex›`ªbv_ VvKzi 17. Which of the following is not a ‘wh’ word?
iwPZ KweZv| ¯^cœcÖqvb- w؇R›`ªbv_ VvKzi iwPZ Kve¨ MÖš’| a) How b) Who c) Where d) Whole
c‡_i cvuPvjx- wef~wZf~lY e‡›`¨vcva¨vq iwPZ Dcb¨vm| mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Wh word ¸‡jv n‡jv-
11. †KvbwU Ave`yi iwng m¤úvw`Z cwÎKv? How, Who, Where, When, While, Whose,
a) †gvm‡jg fviZ b) †gvm‡jg cÖwZfv Why, Whom, What BZ¨vw`| Whole evbv‡bi
c) jnix d) wgwni `k©b cÖ_‡g w Ges h _vK‡j I GwU Wh word bq|
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v †gvm‡ig fviZ- 18. Which of these sentences is correct?
†gvRv‡¤§j nK mvßvwnK wgwni, myavKi- †kL Avãyi iwng| a) There is little prospect of the situation
jnix- †gvRv‡¤§j nK| improving.
12. †Kvb Dcb¨vm¸”Q †jvKbv_ fÆvPv‡h©i? b) There is little prospect of the situation for
improving.
a) Z…Zxq bqb, mܨvi myi, wbR©b wkLi|
c) There is little prospect into the situation
b) ‡fvi, nvRvi Pzivwki gv, `y‡qKwU Ni `y‡qKwU ¯^i| to improving.
c) AviY¨K, eveyNv‡Ui Kzgvix gvQ, hZ Øviv ZZ AiY¨| d) There is little prospect of the situation to
d) mgq Amg‡qi e„ËvšÍ, w_‡qUv‡ii Avi¤¢ mv‡o mvZ Uvq| improve.
mwVK DËi Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi †bB| mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

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19. Which of the following sentences is not 25. Which of the following underlined parts
properly punctuated? of sounds differently?
a) Wilkie Collins Wrote mysteries; his a) choir b)choke
books are suspenseful. c)chop d)choise
b)Two important jazz musicians are Louis mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Ackb a Gi ch Gi
Armstrong- a trumpet player; Duke Ellington – aD”PviY n‡e ÔLÕ | evuwK wZbwU †ÿ‡Î n‡e ÔPÕ|
composer. 26. Which of the following is incorrectly
c) Mari made her way along the beach, joggin spelled?
happily. a)fascist b) pontun
d) Charles Chaplin wrote, directed and c)staggered d) occurence
starred in many film comedies.
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v AviI wKQz ¸iæZ¡c~Y©
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
evbvb- Diarrhoea, Diarrheal, Diarrhea,
20. A process by which the surface of the earth Diarrheal, Slantendicular.
is worn away by the action of water, winds 27. „Learning‟s bower‟ is an example of-
etc is called: a) metaphor b) simile
a) erosion b) extinction c) image d) personification
c) retreat d) habitation
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Erosion- ÿq;
28. Choose the pair that expenses a
Extinction- we‡jvc; Retreat- AcmviY;
relationship similar to that in the original
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mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
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mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
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a) A tool b) An ecofact a) Stephen Hawking b) Nelson Mandela
c) An artifact d)An article c) A P J Abul Kalam d) Winston Churchill
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
52. Which is the river not paired with the 59. Which as the area was included in
archaeological site? Hellenistic civilization?
a) Mahasthangarh: Karotoa a) Iraq b) Iran
b) Maynamoti: Gomoti; c) Jerusalem d) Alexandria
c) Wari: Koyra;
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
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a) Kalinga
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c) Second war of Tarain
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d) Haldighat
the world has produced a longer sequence
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a) Kali Gandaki gorge b) Olduvai gorge boundaries with India?
c) Grand Canyon d) Groges du Verdon a) 30 b) 3 c) 32 d) 33
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mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v and Myanmar?
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c) Machu Picchu d) Colosseum 63. The headquarters of International Atomic
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Energy Agency (IAEA) is located at
a) Paris, France b) Rome, Italy
56. Which wonder of nature of Bangladesh
c) Bern, Switzerland d) Vienna, Austria
did not participate in the voting of
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b) Sunderban organ of United Nations Organization?
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b) Economic Social Council
d) Laochora reserve forest
c) International Court of Justice
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66. Which world body organized Anaconda a) the first satellite of Bangladesh
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exercise in Poland? c)a marine shop
a) NATO b) SCO d) one kind of rice
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d) half-yearly magazine remembered for-
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b) Ellen Connet
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Bk¦i Hk¦wiK ‡Q`b wQbœ wele„ÿ, K…òKv‡šÍi DBj BZ¨vw`|
wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb
 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 143
11. ‡Kvb iPbv¸”Q Rmxg D`&`x‡bi? mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v cÖ‡qvRbxq K‡qKwU
A. ivLvjx, bK&kx Kvu_vi gvV, †mvRb evw`qvi NvU wecixZv_©K kã-
B. Z„òv, cvýkvjv, gay¯§„wZ kã wecixZ kã wecixZ
C. Wvwj, Afqv, Av‡jL¨ my›`i KzrwmZ ïK¬ K…ò
D. g›`ª, Avlv‡o, Ah©Mv_v m`vPvi K`vPvi cÖwZ‡hvMx mn‡hvMx
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Rmxg D`&`x‡bi iPbv- ¯’vby Pwjòy ¯’vei R½g
ivLvjx, evjyPi, avb‡ÿZ, gvwUi Kvbœv 16. Which of following sentences is correct?
Kve¨ A. Technology has made them able to grow
BZ¨vw`|
Kvwnbx / bKkx Kvu_vi gvV, †mvRb evw`qvi their own food.
Mv_vevK¨ NvU, gv †h Rbbx Kv‡›`| B. Technology has enabled them to grow
cÙvcvo, †e‡`i †g‡q , ¯§„wZi cU, their own food.
bvUK C. Technology has made them capable to
euv‡ki evukx, gaygvjv BZ¨vw`|
grow their own food.
Dcb¨vm †evev Kvwnbx| D. Technology has capabled them for
12. ‡Kvb Dcb¨vm¸”Q gvwbK e‡›`¨vcva¨v‡qi ? growing their own food.
A. cyZzjbv‡Pi BwZK_v, cÙvb`xi gvwS, Rbbx
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
B. †PvwÆ gyÐv Ges Zvi Zxi,g nvRvi Pzivwki gv, nwiivg gvnv‡Zv
C. AviY¨K, c‡_i c¨vPvujx, g„Zz¨ÿzav 17. What is a ''yes/no''____ question?
D. mgq Amg‡qi e„ËvšÍ, wZ¯Ívcv‡ii e„ËvšÍ, AvZ¥xq e„ËvšÍ A. A question which can be answered simply
with 'yes'
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v gvwbK e‡›`¨vcva¨v‡qi B. A question which can be answered simply
Dcb¨vm- cyZzj bv‡Pi BwZK_v, cÙvb`xi gvwS, Rbbx, with 'no'
w`evivwÎi Kve¨, mniZjx, Awnsmv, mniev‡bi BwZK_v, C. A question which can be answered simply
¯^vaxbZvi ¯^v`, BwZK_vi c‡ii KZv, Av‡ivM¨, PZz‡¯‹vY with 'yes' or 'no'
RxqšÍ †mvbvi †P‡q `vgx, wPý, Av‡ivM¨ , njy` b`x meyR D. None of the above
eb BZ¨vw`|
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v †hme cÖ‡kœi DËi ïaygvÎ
13. ‡Kvb Kve¨¸”Q kvgmyi ivngv‡bi?
A. evsjv‡`k ¯^cœ `¨v‡L, †h AÜ my›`ix Kuv‡`, wk‡ivbvg ''yes/no'' Øviv †`Iqv hvq| †mme †ÿ‡Î structure wU
g‡b c‡o bv n‡e Adv. + sub+ main verb + extension + ?
B. eyK Zvi evsjv‡`‡ki ü`q, nwi‡Yi nvo, Siv cvjK 18. Which of these following sentences is correct?
C. ¯^‡cœiv WzK‡i I‡V evi evi, Lye †ewk fv‡jv _vK‡Z A. In my view, a father should provide his family.
†bB, Av‡jv c„w_ex B. In my view, a father should provide for
D. gnv c„w_ex, †Uwe‡j Av‡cj¸‡jv †n‡m I‡V, a~jvq Mov
his family.
C. To my view, a father should provide to his
wki¯¿vY
family.
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v kvgmyi ivngv‡bi Kve¨- D. From my view, a father should provide of
evsjv‡`‡k ¯^cœ `¨v‡L, †h AÜ my›`ix Kvu‡`, wk‡ivbvg g‡b his family.
c‡o bv, eyK Zvi evsjv‡`‡ki ü`q, nwi‡Yi nvo †iŠ`ª mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Provide + something
K‡ivwU‡Z, weaŸ¯Í bxwjgv, wbR evmf~‡g BZ¨vw`| + for Provide + someone + with
14. ï× iƒc †KvbwU? 19. Which of the following sentences is not
A. †mŠ›`h©Zv B. my›`h© properly punctuated?
C. my›`iËv D. †mŠ›`h© A. Three important American composers are
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v ¸iæZ¡c~Y© K‡qKwU Aï× aron, Scott and philip
k‡ãi ï×iƒc: B. Beethoven was a musical genius ; for the
Aï× ï× Aï× ï× continued to compose major works after
Abyevw`Z Ab~w`Z BwZg‡a¨ B‡Zvg‡a¨ he had completely deaf.
HK¨Zv GKZv mZZv mvayZv C. Have you read Gwendolyn Brook‘s poem
DrKlZv DrKl ‡gŠbZv ‡gŠb ―W real Cool?
‡mŠ›`h©Zv ‡mŠ›`h© Avjm¨Zv AjmZv D. ―Groovy was a popular expriession that
15. ÔcÖwZ‡hvMxÕ Gi wecixZ kã †KvbwU? meant ―terrific
A. mn‡hvM B. m½xr mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Sentence G e¨w³i bvg
C. mn‡hvMx D. kÎæ capital letter G nq| Aron, Scott and philip.
wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb
 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 144
20. An abnormal rise in the level of the sea mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v gvby‡li Drmvn / AvMÖn
along a coast caused by the onshore winds Lye `ªæZB cwieZ©b n‡q hvq|
of a severe cyclone is---- 24. Which of the follwing is the odd man out?
A. storm surge B. coastline A. wriggle B. crawl
C. onshore D. swamps C. twist D. wring
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mgy‡`ªi Rj dzj †d‡c D‡V DcK~‡j AvNvZ nvbv‡K 25. Which of the following underlined parts
R‡jv”Q¡vm (Strorm surge) e‡j| sounds differently?
Swamp Rjvf~wg| A. chase B. cheese C. chef D. chess
Onshore mgy‡`ªi w`‡K| mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
Coastline mgy‡`ªi Zxi|
26. Which of the following incorrectly spelled?
21. Rajshahi is famous for---
A. boycott B. linnet C. reagent D. walet
A. Gambhira B. Sari
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
C. Bhatiyali D. jarigan
27. ''youthful spring'' is an example of
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v A. metaphor B. simile
ivRkvnx AÂj M¤¢xivi Rb¨ C. image D. personification
Gambhira
weL¨vZ| mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
XvKv, wm‡jU, gqgbwmsn, 28. Choose the pair that expresses a
dwi`cyi, cvebv, iscyi, relationship similar to that in the original
Sari w`bvRcyi, h‡kvi, Lyjbv, ewikvj pair; a boys hat: the boys‟ hats
cÖf…wZ A‡jI G Mvb e¨vcK A. the country‘s laws : those countries‘ laws
RbwcÖq| B. a women‘s smile : women‘s smiles
gqgbwmsn AÂj fvwUqvwji Rb¨ C. a mouse‘s whisker
Bhatiyali D. a man‘s anger : mans‘ anger
weL¨vZ|
e…nËi gqgbwmsn ‡Rjvi mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
‡b·Kvbv I wK‡kviMÄ A‡j 29. Dream filled with frightening images is:
jarigan
cÖvq wbqwgZfv‡e RvwiMv‡bi A. A sweet dream B. A nightmare
Avmi nq| C. A day dream D. A night dream
22. Which of the following Expressions is used mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v A nightmare - `y:¯^cœ
in accpting the blame for something 30. The movement of Aryans from central
A. It‘s my fault Europe to the Indian Sub-continent
B. I take full responsibility thousands of years ago is
C. I take the blame. A. Diaspora B. Group of people
D. All the above C. Ethnic people D. Community
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v take the blame- one mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Diaspora- KvD‡K eva¨
is to blame for doing something K‡i ‡`k Qvov Kiv| †hgb-
23. Which gives the clue to the meaning of  †ivwn½v‡`i gvqvbgvi †_‡K evsjv‡`‡k cjvqb|
underlined word in the sentences it‟s Avh©‡`i wbR f~wg BD‡ivc †_‡K fviZxq
almost impossible fads because these Dcgnv‡`‡k AvMgb
31. nxiKm~Î ms¯‹…Z MÖ‡š’i
interests that people enthusiastically
A. Pxbv Abyev` B. evsjv Abyev`
follow change very quickly.
C. Amgxq Abyev` D. gvjq Abyev`
A. clothing style
B. famous people mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v nxiK m~Î n‡”Q we‡k¦i
C. things that people are very interested in cÖvPxbZg gyw`ªZ cy¯ÍK (Px‡bi cwðgvÂj †_‡K GwU D×vi Kiv nq|)
D. things that people try to write, about ms¯‹…Z †_‡K GwU Pxbv fvlvq Abyev` K‡ib wPiRxe|
wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb
 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 145
32. Ô‡mw`b XvKvi ey‡K evsjvi †Q‡j wbôzifv‡e ¸wj LvqÕ- kvjeb wenvi kÖx fe‡`e gqbvgwZ, Kzwgjøv
†Kvb w`b? Avb›` wenvi kÖx Avb›` †`e jvjgvB, Kzwgjøv
A. 25 gvP© B. 7 Ryb RMÏj wenvi ivRv ivgcvj ivgveZx, bIMvu
C. 20 Rvbyqvwi D. 21 †deªæqvix 39. nxiKm~Î Abyev` K‡ib
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 1952 mv‡ji 2 †k A. KzgviRxe B. Aÿq Kzgvi
†deªæqvix fvlv Av‡›`vj‡b XvKvi ey‡K evsjvi †Q‡jiv C. wPiRxe D. Kzgvi mvby
wbôzifv‡e ¸wj Lvq| mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
33. Kx †kvfv Kx Qvqv‡Mv Kx †¯œn Kx gvqv‡Mv-----Kvi †¯œn? 40. Jcwb‡ewkK kvmK-
A. †mvbvi evsjvi B. c~e©evsjvi A. AvBqye Lvb B. Bqvwnqv Lvb
C. cwðg evsjvi D. ¯^vaxb evsjvi C. gvD›U e¨vUb D. evUª©vÐ iv‡mj
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v D³ jvBbwU evsjv‡`‡ki mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v GKwU †`k Av‡iKwU
RvZxq msMx‡Zi Ges iex›`ªbv_ VvKzi iwPZ ÒAvgvi †mvbvi †`‡ki Ici kvmb ÿgZv ev KZ…©Z¡ ¯’vcb Ki‡j Zv‡K
evsjvÓ KweZvi AšÍM©Z|
Jcvwb‡ewkK kvmb|
GLv‡b †mvbvi evsjvi iƒc I †mŠ›`h© eY©bv Kiv n‡q‡Q|
34. Ôkvn-B evOvwjqvbÕ L¨vZ myjZv‡bi cyÎ wQ‡jb
G‡ÿ‡Î D³ e¨w³¸‡jvi g‡a¨ jW© gvD›U e¨v‡UbB
A. gvbe‡`e B. wmKv›`i kvn GKgvÎ Jcwb‡ewkK kvmK|
C. BIqvR LjwR D.wMqvmDwÏb AvRg kvn wZwb wQ‡jb weªwUk fvi‡Zi †kl fvBmiq|
41. Nwo‡K hw` †Uwjwfkb, †Uwjwfkb‡K †iwWI, †iwWI‡K
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v kvgmywÏb Bwjqvm kvn‡K
gvB‡µv I‡fb, gvB‡µv I‡fb‡K wMÖÛvi Ges wMÖÛvi‡K
Òkvn-B-evOvwjqvbÓ ejv nq| Bw¯¿ bv‡g WvKv nq Zvn‡j GKRb bvix †KK evbv‡Z
wZwb wQ‡jb evsjvi cÖ_g gymwjg myjZvb Ges Bwjqvm †KvbwU e¨envi Ki‡eb?
kvnx es‡ki cÖwZôvZv| A. †Uwjwfkb B. ‡iwWI
wmKv›`i kvn wQ‡jb Bwjqvm kvnx ivRes‡ki wØZxq C. gvB‡µv I‡fb D. wMÖÛvi
myjZvb Ges kvgmywÏb Bwjqvm kv‡ni cyÎ| mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
35. Avjx g`©vb mnPi wQ‡jb
42. cvwiRv iwngvi †P‡q eq‡m eo| KBZwi iwngvi †P‡q
A. Bwjqvm kv‡ni B. ‡nv‡mb kv‡ni eq‡m †QvU| iwngv mwLbvi †P‡q eq‡m eo| mwLbv
C. KzZyeDwχbi D. eLwZqvi LjwRi KBZwii †P‡q eq‡m eo| G‡`i g‡a¨ †K e‡qv‡R¨ô?
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Avjx g`©vb LjRx wQ‡jb A. KBZwi B. mwLbv C. iwngv D.cvwiRv
eLwZqvi LjRxi mvgwiK mn‡hvMx| mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
36. Av‡jKRvÛvi cykwKb wQ‡jb cvwiRv iwngv mwLbv KBZwi|
A. iæk Kwe B. divwm `vk©wbK 43. †mvgv Zvi mnhvÎx GK f`ª‡jvK‡K †`wL‡q Zvi evÜex‡`i
C. †cvj¨v‡Ûi Kwe D. weªwUk Dcb¨vwmK ej‡jv ÒG f`ª‡jvKwUi evevi GKgvÎ cy‡Îi †QvU‡ev‡bi
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Av‡jKRvÛvi †m‡M©B‡qwfP evev Avgvi k¦ïiÓ mnhvÎx f`ª‡jvK †mvgvi Kx nb?
A. fvB B. fvïi C. `yjvfvB D. ¯^vgx
cykwKb wQ‡jb ivwkqvi GKRb weL¨vZ †ivgvw›UK av‡Pi Kwe|
A‡b‡KB Zv‡K ivwkqvi me©‡kÖô Kwe Ges AvaywbK mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v f`ª‡jvKwU †mvgvi bb‡`i
ivwkqvb mvwn‡Z¨i RbK| GKgvÎ fvB ev †mvgvi ¯^vgx|
37. Mein Kampf iPbv K‡ib 44. 19,33,51,73-----avivwUi cieZx© msL¨vwU KZ?
A. g‡›U¯‹z B. iæ‡kv C. DBjmb D. wnUjvi A. 109 B. 99 C. 103 D. 132
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
Mein Kamps A¨vWjd wnUjvi 45. mv`„k¨g~jK kã emvI- Protein : Growth : :
Social Contract iæ‡kv Carbohydrate : ?
History of the Second A. Energy B. Strength
DBb÷b PvwP©j C.Resistance D. Diseases
World war
RvwZcyÄ MV‡bi D‡`¨v³v DBjmb mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Analogy: Protein is
38. cvnvocyi wenv‡ii wbg©vZv
A. Kvjv cvnvo B. ‡mvgcvj
essential for growth. Similarly, Carbohydrate
C. ag©cvj D. ‡Mvcvj is essential for providing strength.
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 46. wb‡Pi †KvbwU Word Processing Software bq
wenvi wbg©vZv Ae¯’vb A. MS Word B. Word Perfect
cvnvocyi wenvi ag©cvj e`jMvwQ, bIMvu C. Ms Excel D. Word Star

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb

 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 146
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Ms Excel GKwU Awdm wbg©vZv gnvivRv Kzgvi †Mvcvj jvj ivq|
Gwcø‡Kkb Ges †¯úªWkxU we‡kølYx †cÖvMÖvg| Ab¨¸‡jv wbg©vY Kvj wesk kZvãxi ïiæi w`‡K|
Word Processing Software 53. An analysis which is not related with
47. evsjv‡`‡ki ZË¡veavqK miKvi c×wZi cÖ_g cÖavb climatic interpretation:
Dc‡`óv †K wQ‡jb? A. Pollen analysis B. Soil analysis
A. BqvRDwÏb Avng` B. wePvicwZ jwZdzi ingvb C. Floral analysis D. Fluorine analysis
C. wePvicwZ nvweeyi ingvb D. wePvicwZ mvnveywÏb Avng` mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
54. Chaklapunji and Lalmai perhistoric
48. ÔA Brief History of time‟ MÖ‡š’i †jLK †K? locations had to stone. Instead,
A. AvBb÷vBb B. w÷‡db nwKs archaeologists have found weapons and
C. evUª©vÛ iv‡mj D.Gwi÷Uj cutting tools made from stoned tree called:
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v A. ferricreted wood; B. crusted wood
w÷‡db nwKs ÔA Brief History of time C. petrified wood; D.carbonized wood
AvBb÷vBb w_Iwi Ae wi‡jwUwfwU Z‡Ë¡i cÖ‡YZv mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
evUª©vÛ iv‡mj g¨v‡iR G¨vÛ givjm 55. What is the name of course of the river
Gwi÷Uj The Politics Bramhaputra in Arunachal Pradesh
49. i³k~b¨Zv ej‡Z Kx eySvq? A. Yarlung Sangpo B. Lohitya
A. kixi i‡³i cwigvY K‡g hvIqv C. Siang D. Dihang
B. i‡³ wn‡gv‡Møvwe‡bi cwigvY K‡g hvIqv mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
C. i‡³ AbyPwµKvi cwigvY K‡g hvIqv
56. Which wonder of word is not in the list or
D. †k¦Z KwYKvi cwigvY K‡g hvIqv Old 7 wonders of world?
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v i³ k~b¨Zv ej‡Z i³ A. The Hanging Gardens of Babylon;
K‡g hvIqv bq, eis i‡³i Dcv`vb †jvwnZ KwYKvq B. The Light House of Alexandria
wn‡gv‡Møvwe‡bi cwigvY K‡g †M‡jB i³ k~Y¨Zv †`Lv †`q| C. The Great Pyramid of Giza
50. ‡mŠiRM‡Zi †K‡›`ª i‡q‡Q m~h© Ges c„w_ex I MÖn¸‡jv D. Petra
m~h©‡K †K›`ª K‡i Nyi‡Q----- Gi gZev‡`i cÖeZ©K †K? mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v bZzb mßvðh© - wP‡Pb
A. †cø‡Uv B. M¨vwjwjI
BZRv, ÷¨vPz Ae µvB÷ `¨v wiwWgvi, Px‡bi gnvcÖvPxi ,
C. †KvcviwbKvm D. eªæ‡bv
gv”Pzwc”Pz, †cÎv bMix, †iv‡gi Kj, mxqvg ZvRgnj|
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 57. The building period of `Tajmahal' is between:
wb‡Kvjvm m~‡h©i PZzw`©‡K c„w_ex Ges Ab¨vb¨ MÖ‡ni A. 1632 to 1652 B. 1612 to 1634
†Kvcvwb©Kvm N~Y©b gZev` cÖ`vb K‡ib C. 1602 to 1624 D. 1648 to 1670
M¨vwjwjI Òm~h© c„w_exi Pviw`‡K bq, eis c„w_ex mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
m~‡h©i Pviw`‡K Nyi‡QÓ Dw³wU K‡i‡Qb
51. ____is the study of location of artifacts ‡gvMj m¤ªvU kvnRvnvb Zvi mnawg©bx ggZvR gn‡ji
along with ecofacts mgvwai Dci 22 nvRvi †jv‡Ki 20 eQ‡ii kÖ‡gi
mvnv‡h¨ G myig¨ ¯§„wZ‡mŠa wbgv©Y K‡ib|
A. Archaeology B. Ecology
C. Geology D. Environmental study
wbg©vY K‡ib m¤ªvU kvnRvnvb|
Ae¯’vb AvMÖvi (w`wjø) hgybv b`xi Zx‡i|
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v wbg©vY Kvj 1632 - 1653
52. Which is the archaeological remain not cÖavb I¯Ív` Avng` jv‡nwi
paired with the period? wWRvBbvi gZvšÍ‡i gv÷vi Cmv|
A. Khan-e Jahan‘s Tomb:Sultanate period; 58. ------, Long walk to freedom‟ is written by:
B. Sompur Bihar : Early Medieval period; A. Stephen Hawking; B. Nelson Mandela;
C. Wari –Bateshwar : Early Historic Period; C. A P J Abul Kalam D. Winston Churchil
D. Tajhat Jaminder Bari: Mughal Period.
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
59. Which the area was included in
Ae¯’vb ZvR nvU Rwg`vi evwo iscyi kn‡i Mesopotanmian civilization?
Aew¯’Z GKwU cÖvmv` †mwU eZ©gv‡b A. Iraq; B. Iran
Rv`yNi wn‡m‡e e¨eüZ n‡”Q| C. Jerusalem; D. Alexandria
wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb
 wj‡RÛ C-BDwbU Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© mnvwqKv 147
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v †g‡mvc‡Uwgqv ej‡Z 65. Where is the SAARC Energy center located?
A. India B. Srilanka
eZ©gv‡b BivK‡K †evSvq|
†RiæRv‡jg‡K †K›`ª K‡i wneªæ mf¨Zv M‡o I‡V| C . Bangladesh D. Pakistan
Bivb‡K †K›`ª K‡i cvim¨ mf¨Zv Ges Av‡jKRvw›`ªqv mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
(wgki) wgkixq mf¨Zvi AšÍM©Z 1. mvK© AvenvIqv M‡elYv ‡K›`ª (SMRC) XvKv
60. Emoperor Zahiruddin Babar won the war of 2. mvK© K…wl Z_¨ †K›`ª (SAIC) XvKv
A. Kalinga B. First war of Panipath
3. mvK© Z_¨ †K›`ª (SIC) ‡bcvj
C. Second war Tarain D. Haldight
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Spire (1964), The Pyramid (1967) mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
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A.M Mansur Ali B.AHM Qamaruzzaman B.the rescue operation of Gulshan hostage.
C.Tajuddin Ahmad D.Syed Nazrul Islam C.the rescue operation of spectrum tragedy.
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v D.none
Office Name(s) Notes mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
Holder 35. Soviet Union recognized Bangladesh in
Sheikh Nominal
A.1971 B.1972
Mujibur president.
Rahman Detained in West C.1973 D.1974
President
Pakistan mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
throughout the
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First American Canada (14 Bangladesh on
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have any sea port? Election symbol Donkey
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 2008 mv‡j ee wWjvib m¤§vbRK cywjrRvi B.mvaviYxKiY (Generalization)
cyi¯‥vi cvb| C.mgZzj¨Zv (Parallel)
 2012 mv‡j †cÖwm‡Ww›Uqvj †g‡Wj Ad wd«Wg cvb| D.Kvh©KviY (Cause and effect)
 GQvovI †Mv‡ìb †Møve, A¨vKv‡Wwg cyi®‥vi I mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
AmsL¨ MÖ¨vgx A¨vIqv‡W© f‚wlZ nb|
13. ‘Glossary’ k‡ãi evsjv cwifvlv †KvbwU?
9. g~j As‡k mv`v cv_‡ii M¤^yR i‡q‡Q †KvbwU‡Z?
A.MÖš’ZvwjKv B.cy¯ÍKwecwY‡K›`ª
A. Av‡jKRvw›`ªqv B. UvIqvi Ad jÛb
C.kã‡Kvl D. †KvbwUBbq
C. weªwUkwgDwRqg D. Kvq‡ivwgDwRqvg
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
¸iæZ¡c~Y© wKQz cwifvlv
UvIqvi Ad jÛb- jÛ‡bi †Ugm b`xi DËi ZxieZ©x
ivRKxq `yM©| Gi g~j As‡k i‡q‡Q mv`v cv_‡ii M¤^yR, Word Meaning
1078 wLª÷v‡ã wbwg©Z nq| GK mgq ivRKxq feb I Glossary kã‡Kvl
ivóªxq KvivMvi wn‡m‡e e¨eüZ nq| Initial Aby¯^vÿi
10.Ô--- Avi N‡i N‡i PiKv I †U‡Kv nB‡j Pvlvi ---- Implication Zvrch©
NywP‡eÕ|-k~b¨¯’v‡b h_vµ‡g †KvbwU em‡e? Immunity ‡ivMcÖ wZ‡iva kw³
A. cvovqcvovqcvVkvjv, Afve Immitation AbyKiY, AbyK„wZ
B. MÖv‡gMÖv‡gcvVkvjv, `vwi`ª Hearsay RbkÖæwZ
C. MÖv‡gMÖv‡g we`¨vjq, `yw`©b 14. wef~wZf~lY e‡›`¨vcva¨v‡qi Rb¥-
D.cvovqcvovqwkÿvjq, `yfv©M¨ A.NvUwkjvq B.e¨vivKcy‡i
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v C.evivmv‡Z D.gyivwicy‡i
Pvlvi `yÿz cÖe‡Üi ¸iæZ¡c~Y© wKQz jvBb- mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
 MÖv‡g MÖv‡g cvVkvjv Avi N‡i N‡i PiKv I †U‡Kv
nB‡j Pvlvi `vwi`ª¨ NywP‡e| wef‚wZf‚lY e‡›`¨vcva¨vq Gi-
 ‡e․-Gi ‣cQv weKvq wKš‘ Zey †e‡jvqv‡ii Pzwo _v‡K Z! Rb¥ 1894 mv‡j, PweŸk ciMbvi gyivwicyi MÖvg
 AZtci wkwefvevnKMY cwé jBqv Uªv‡g hvZvqvZ c‡_ cvuPvjx, AcivwRZ, AviY¨K,
Kwi‡jB mf¨Zvi P‚ovšÍ nB‡e| Dcb¨vm
AbyeZ©b, BQvgwZ, Akwb ms‡KZ|
 ZLb Pvlv Abœe‡¯¿i Kv½vj wQj bv, ZLb wKš‘ †m ‡QvUMí ‡gNgvjøvi, †g․ixdzj, wKbœi`j|
Amf¨ ee©i wQj, GLb Zvnviv mf¨ nBqv‡Q|
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15. †m MÖ‡š’iiPwqZv †K? mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
A.wef~wZf~lY e‡›`¨vcva¨vq Take down wj‡L ivLv
B. gvwbK e‡›`¨vcva¨vq Take on cÖZvwqZ
C. AvLZviæ¾vgvb Bwjqvm Take out ‡Zvjv
D. iex›`ªbv_ VvKzi Resemble m`„k¨/wgj nIqv
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Take after wgj nIqv
iex›`ªbv_ VvKzi iwPZ MímsKjb- 22. ___, I enjoyed my time at college.
wjcKv, wZbm½x, Mí¸”Q BZ¨vw`| A. By the by B. By and large
Zvi weL¨vZ †QvU Mí- K¼vj, wbkx‡_, gwYnviv, ÿzwaZ C.By and by D.Bye-bye
cvlvY, ¯¿xi cÎ, bóbxo, KveywjIqvjv, •ngšÍx,
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16. Which word is spelt incorrectly? 23. Choose the correct sentence.
A.prestige B.provilege A. Every boy and every girl are
C.pastime D.posture participating in the programme.
N.B-all are correct B. Every boys and every girls are
17. Antonym of the word ‘inappropriate’ is- participating in the programme.
A.pragmatic B.suitable C. Every boy and every girl is
C.proper D.apposite participating in the programme.
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v D. Every boy and girl are participating in
the programme.
Inappropriate Abyc‡hvMx
 Synonym: Inapt, Incompatible, mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
Mismatched, Unsuited GK ev GKvwaK singular subject Gi c~‡e© each,
 Antonym: Compatible, Suitable, Uniform every, one, any _vK‡j verb singular nq|
18. A synonym of the word ‘hesitant’ is- 24. It ___ I who help you take preparations
A.Intent B. keen for the examination last year.
C.reluctant D.desirous A.is B.are
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v C.am D.can
Hesitant wØavMÖ¯Í/AbwðZ mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
 Synonym: Averse, Hesitating, Be verb Gi c‡i pronoun Gi subjective form
Reluctant, Loath (I, he, She, We etc) e‡m| GLv‡b cÖavb Subject
 Antonym: Certain, Sure, Definite †h‡nZz It ZvB are bv n‡q is n‡e|
19. The word ‘college’ in the sentence æHe 25. Would you mind __ the window?
was my college teacher” functions as ___. A. to open B.opening
A. a noun B. an adjective C.open D.to opening
C. a verb D. an adverb mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Worth, Enjoy, Mind, Sto, Consider Gi c‡i
20. The verb of the noun ‘wide’ is___. verb+ing nq|
A. Widen B. Widely 26. The passive form of the sentence ''Do
C.Wider D. Widest the task as directed” is___.
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v A. Let the task is done as directed.
Widen (verb) - e„w× Kiv B. Let the task to be done as directed.
21. The phrase ‘take after’ means__. C. Let the task be done as directed.
A.contrast B.oppose D. Do the task as to be directed.
C.mismatch D.resemble mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v

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27. The reported speech of the sentence æHe 31. The oath of Mujibnagar Government
says to me, ‘You were not serious about was taken on
the duty” is___. A.7 April 1971 B.17 April 1971
A.He tells me that I was not serious about
C.27 April 1971 D.17 May 1971
the duty.
B. He tells me that he was not serious mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
about the duty. Mujibnagar Government the government
C. He says to me that he was not serious constituted at Mujibnagar to conduct the
about the duty. Bangladesh war of liberation, formed on 10
D. He says to me that you were not April 1971 after the declaration of
independence on 26 March 1971. The
serious about the duty.
Mujibnagar government headed by tajuddin
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v ahmad took oath on 17 April 1971 at
28.To greet your friend at 10:30 pm, you Mujibnagar. This government had also been
will say___. known as Mujibnagar Government in-exile,
A.good night B.good late night as the activities of the government had been
C. good late evening D. good evening conducted from outside of the territory of
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Bangladesh.
Formation of the government On 10 April a
29.William Wordsworth is a great___. government was formed consisting of the top
A.romantic B.dramatist ranking leaders of awami league. The oath
C.novelist D.playwright taking ceremony of the government took
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v place on 17 April at Baidyanathtala, in the
William Wordsworth GKRb weL¨vZ district of Meherpur. The oath taking
Romantic poet. Zvi K‡qKwU weL¨vZ iPbv- ceremony was conducted by Abdul Mannan
 'Resolution and Independence' MNA and the proclamation of independence
was read out by Professor mohammad yusuf
 'I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud' ali. In this place a guard of honour was given
 'My Heart Leaps Up' to syed nazrul islam, the Acting President of
 'Ode: Ikntimations of Immortality'' the newly formed government.
 ''Ode to Duty'' 32. Which of the following Division does
 'The Solitary Reper'' not have any border with india?
 'Elegiace Stanzas' A.Dhaka B. Barisal
30. The Merchant of Venice is a ___ C. Khulna D. Both a and b
written by William Shakespeare.
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
A.story B.essay
C.play D.nove  The Bangladesh–India border, known
locally as the International Border
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
(IB), is an international border running
William Shakespeare Gi wfL¨vZ K‡gwW bvUK-
between Bangladesh and India that
AjÕm I‡qj `¨vU GÛm I‡qj, A¨vR BD jvBK BU, `¨
K‡gwW Ae Giim, jfÕm †beviÕm j÷, `¨ gv‡P©›U Ae demarcates the eight divisions of
†fwbm, `¨ †gwi IqvBfm Ae DBÛmi, wgWmvgvi Bangladesh and the Indian states.
bvBUm wWªg, gvP A¨v‡Wv A¨vevDU bvw_s, †cwiwK¬m, wcÖÝ  The Bangladeshi divisions of
Ae Uvqvi, `¨ †Uwgs Ae `¨ wkÖD, `¨ †Ug‡c÷ Mymensingh, Khulna, Rajshahi,
 Merchant of Venice G comedy bvKwU
Rangpur, Sylhet, and Chittagong are
16th century †Z wj‡L‡Qb William
Shakespeare. situated along the border.

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33. Speaker of the Parliament of 36. Official languages of UN are
Bangladesh is elected by A.English, Arabic, Chinese, French,
A. Members of Parliament Russian and Spanish
B.Chinese, English, French, Russian,
B. The cabinet
Spanish and Hindi
C. Prime Minister
C.Arabic, Chinese, English, French,
D. Prime Minister and Leader of opposition
Russian and Bengali
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
D.French, Arabic, Chinese, English,
The speaker is elected generally in the first Russian and Japanese.
meeting of the parliament following
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
general elections. Serving for a term of
five years, the speaker chosen from sitting There are six official languages of the UN.
members of the parliament, and is by These are Arabic, Chinese, English,
convention a member of the ruling party or French, Russian and Spanish.
alliance. 37. Which of the following country does
34. How many police officers were killed in not have any land border with other
Gulshan terrorist attack? country?
A.2 B.3 C.4 D.5 A.Maldives B. Sri Lanka
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v C.Nepal D.Both a and b
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
22 civilians, 02 police officers killed and
Sri Lanka does not share land boundary
50 civilians injured. On the night of 1 July
with India. Sri Lanka is an island nation
2016, at 21:20 local time, five militants south of India in the Indian Ocean. The
took hostages and opened fire on the Holey Island was formerly known as Ceylon. Sri
Artisan Bakery in Gulshan Thana. Lanka shares maritime borders with
35. China recognized Bangladesh Maldives and India
A. in 1972 B. in 1973 38. Chinese President Xi Jinping visited
Bangladesh on
C. in 1974 D. in 1975
A.10-11 October 2016
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v B. 12-13 October 2016
Bhutan 6th December 1971 C.14-15 October 2016
India 6th December 1971 D.16-17 October 2016
First non-aeration Malaysia mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
Muslim Country mv¤úªwZK cÖkœ|
First African Senegal 39. What is the Symbol of US Republic
country Party?
Poland and 12 January 1972 A.Donkey B. Dog
Bulgaria C. Elephant D. Kingfisher
First American Canada (14 February mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
Country 1972) 40. ‘I Have a Dream’ is a public speech
Pakistan 22 February 1974 delivered by
First from Five Russia (24 January A.Woodrow Wilson
Power 1972) B. Martin Luther King
Last from Five China (31 August 1975) C. John Milton
Power D.Bertrand Russell
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mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 1990s the national TV channel started to
Martin Luther King Jr. (born Michael King broadcast the news programs of BBC and
Jr.; January 15, 1929 – April 4, 1968) was CNN. In 2004, BTV started worldwide
an American Christian minister and activist broadcasts through its satellite based
who became the most visible spokesperson branch, BTV World.
and leader in the civil rights movement 43. How many electoral vote are needed to
from 1955 until his assassination in 1968. be the president of USA?
King is best known for advancing civil A.250 B.265 C.290 D.270
rights through nonviolence and civil mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
disobedience, inspired by his Christian The Electoral College is a body of electors
beliefs and the nonviolent activism of established by the United States
Mahatma Gandhi. Constitution, which forms every four years
41. Fox News is a TV channel of which country? for the sole purpose of electing the
A.UK B.USA president and vice president of the United
C.Germany D. Australia States. The Electoral College consists of
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 538 electors, and an absolute majority of at
least 270 electoral votes is required to win
†`k msev` ms¯’v
the election.
A·‡dvW© BDwbfvwm©wU †cÖm
(IBDwc), BDbvB‡UW †cÖm 44. Where is ‘Mukti o Ganotontro
hy³ivóª Toron’situated?
B›Uvib¨vkbvj (BDwcAvB),
G·‡PÄ †UwjMÖvd †Kv¤úvbx| A.in National Assembly building
A‡óªwjqvb eªWKvw÷s K‡c©v‡ikb B.in University of Dhaka
A‡óªwjqv C. in Shahbag
(G.we.wm)
Rvg©vwb GwWGb D.in SohrawardiUdyan
42. When did ‘BTV Songshad’started its mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
operation? Just completed " Mukti O Gonotontro
Toron" at the Dhaka University campus
A.2009 B.2010 C.2011 D. 2012
now awaits inauguration by Prime Minister
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v soon. The first ever toron at the campus is
Bangladesh Television also known by the being built by courteasy of NCC Bank with
acronym BTV, is the state-owned Television the initiative & planning by Dhaka
network in Bangladesh. It started broadcasting University Alumni Association.
as Pakistan Television in what was then East 45. Who signs bank note?
Pakistan on 25 December 1964. It was A. Governor of Bangladesh Bank
renamed Bangladesh Television after the B. Finance Secretary
independence in 1971. Broadcasts in full
C. Finance Minister
colour started in 1980. About 2 million
televisions receive transmissions from the
D. Head of State
network's 17 relay stations. mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
Bangladesh Television administrative Governor. Mr. Fazle Kabir, former Senior
building BTV has a national channel which Secretary to the Government of
is broadcast from Dhaka. This transmission Bangladesh, joined as the 11th Governor of
is relayed to the whole country via local Bangladesh Bank on March 20, 2016.
relay stations in major cities of the country. 46. What was the target period to achieve
There is also a regional station located in MDG?
Chittagong which broadcasts local A.2010 B.2015
programmes in the evening. In the mid-
C.2020 D.2025
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mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 50. What is the length of Padma Bridge?
The Millennium Development Goals A.5.03 km B.6.80 km
(MDGs) were eight international C.6.15 km D. 4.80 km
development goals for the year 2015 that mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
had been established following the The Padma Bridge is a multipurpose road-
Millennium Summit of the United Nations rail bridge across the Padma River under
in 2000, following the adoption of the construction in Bangladesh. It will connect
United Nations Millennium Declaration. Munshiganj to Shariatpur. The two-level
The Sustainable Development Goals steel truss bridge will carry a four-lane
(SDGs) succeeded the MDGs in 2016. highway on the upper level and a single
47. What is START-2? track railway on a lower level. With 150.12
A. a TV drama serial m (492.5 ft) span, 6.241 km (3.878 mi)
B. a strategic arms reduction treaty total length and 18.18 m (59.6 ft) width, it
C.a strategic business agreement is going to be the largest bridge in the
D.none Padma-Brahmaputra-Meghna river basins
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v of country in terms of both span and the
total length.[4] Padma Bridge, when
48. What is Abu Ghraib? commissioned, is expected to boost the
A.a pious man B. a prison GDP of Bangladesh by as much as 1.2
C. a mosque D. a religious book percent.
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 51. ‘Histories’ MÖš’ wj‡Lb-
During the early stages of the Iraq War, A.Kvj©gvK©m B.U‡qbwe
United States Army and Central C. Lvj`yb D. †n‡iv‡WvUvm
Intelligence Agency personnel committed mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
a series of human rights violations against wKQz ¸iæZ¡c~Y© MÖš’ I †jLK:
detainees in the Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq, ‡n‡iv‡WvUvm
Histories
including physical and sexual abuse,
torture, rape, sodomy, and murder. The Das Capital Kvj© gvK©m
abuses came to public attention with the Avj gyKvwÏgv,wKZveyj Be‡b Lvj`yb
publication of photographs of the abuse by Bevi
CBS News in April 2004. The incidents A Study Of History U‡qbwe
received widespread condemnation both 52. M½wiWB iv‡R¨i •mb¨ `‡ji fq †c‡qwQj-
within the United States and abroad, A.weªwUk •mb¨iv B.G‡kixq •mb¨iv
although the torturers received support C.Aviexq •mb¨iv D.wMÖK •mb¨iv
from some conservative media in the mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
United States.
M½vFw× ev M½vüw` ev M½vivpx wLª÷c~e© 300 kZ‡Ki
49. Right to Information Act was enacted in GKwU ivR¨| fviZxq Dcgnv‡`‡ki e½ AÂj ev eZ©gvb
A.2008 B.2009 evsjv‡`k I fvi‡Zi cwðge½ Ry‡o G ivR¨ we¯Í…Z wQj|
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mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v iv‡R¨i D‡jøL K‡ib| wMÖK I jvwZb HwZnvwmK‡`i
g‡Z, Av‡jKRvÛvi Zvi fviZel© Awfhvb ‡_‡K m‡i
The fight against corruption was a major G‡mwQ‡jb KviY Zvn‡j Zv‡K M½vFw× AvµgY Ki‡Z
factor in Bangladesh's path to adopting the n‡Zv| Av‡jKRvÛvi Avk¼v KiwQ‡jb M½vFw× mv¤ªvR¨
RTI legislation. The 2008 Ordinance was AvµgY Kivi cwiYwZ n‡e fqven| Z‡e GLb ch©š—
subsequently ratified by an elected GB mv¤ªvR¨ m¤ú‡K© Lye ‡ewk wKQy Rvbv hvqwb|
government and the Right to Information 53. gvrm¨b¨vqg wb‡`©k K‡i-
Act (RTI Act) came into force on 1 July A.cvjc~e© hyM B. ¸ßc~e© hyM
2009.
C.kkvsKc~e© hyM D.A‡kvKc~e© hyM
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C.jÿY ‡mb D. ejøvj ‡mb ewYK evsjvq AvMgb
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56. e·vi hy‡×i c‡ii NUbv- ivgcvj ‡Kvb †Rjvi AšÍM©Z?
A.Bs‡iR‡`i weZvob B.wQqvˇii gš^šÍi A.Lyjbv B.ev‡MinvU
C.cjvkxi lohš¿ D.evsjvq Bs‡iR‡`i AvMgb C.PÆMÖvg D. wm‡jU
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
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RwoZ wQ‡jb|
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C. Ultra Power Supply C.Noise D.Ear
D. Universal Power Supply mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 70. AIDS ‡iv‡Mi Rb¨ `vqx-
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wQj me©e„nr cÖkvmwbK wefvM Ges mg«v‡Ui GKRb
C. School of Socrates
cÖwZwbwa Zv kvmb Ki‡Zb| cÖvPxb evsjvi mvgwMÖK
cÖkvmb e¨e¯’vq MÖvg¸wj LyeB Zvrch©c~Y© f‚wgKv cvjb D. None of the above
KiZ| ‡mKv‡j m¤¢eZ MÖvgB wQj mePvB‡Z ‡QvU mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
cÖkvmwbK BDwbU| cvnvocyi wjwc mv‡¶¨ Rvbv hvq ‡h, This article is about the type of school. For
Ôe«vþYÕ, ÔgnËiÕ ÔKyUyw¤^Õ wQ‡jb MÖv‡gi cÖkvm‡bi m‡½ Aristotle's Lyceum, see Lyceum
mswkøó ‡emiKvwi e¨w³| (Classical). For individual schools, and
72. w`bvRcy‡ii †Nvov Nv‡Ui cvk w`‡q e‡q wM‡q‡Q- other buildings and uses, see Lyceum
A.Ki‡Zvqv B.ZzjmxM½v 77. ‘Parthenon’ is-
C.beM½v D.‡QvUhgybv
A.Persian temple B.Greek temple
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
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evsjv‡`‡ki cÂMo ‡Rjvi ‡ZZywjqv Dc‡Rjvi The Parthenon is a former temple on the
‡fvRbcyi BDwbqb w`‡q evsjv‡`‡k cÖ‡ek K‡i‡Q Ges Athenian Acropolis, Greece, dedicated to the
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mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v A.1912 B.1914 C.1892 D.1905
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Cambodian revolutionary and politician who The Revolutionary Armed Forces of
governed Cambodia as the Prime Minister of Colombia People's Army was a guerrilla
Democratic Kampuchea between 1975 and movement involved in the continuing
1979. Ideologically a Marxist–Leninist and a Colombian conflict starting in 1964. They
Khmer nationalist, he was a leading member of were known to employ a variety of military
Cambodia's communist movement, the Khmer tactics in addition to more unconventional
Rouge, from 1963 until 1997 and served as the methods, including terrorism.] The FARC–
General Secretary of the Communist Party of EP was formed during the Cold War period
Kampuchea from 1963 to 1981 as a Marxist–Leninist peasant force
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A. Dubai B. Abu Dhabi and anti-imperialism.
C. Sharjah D. Doha 62. ‘Liberty equality, fraternity’ was the famous
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v slogan of-
Gwkqvi D‡jøL‡hvM¨ †`‡ki ivRavbx- A. French Revolution
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evnivBb gvbvgv D. Anti-racial Revolution
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French for "liberty, equality, fraternity", is
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the national motto of France and the
KvZvi ‡`vnv
Republic of Haiti, and is an example of a
59. The duration of the Korean War was- tripartite motto. Although it finds its
A. 2 years B. 3 years origins in the French Revolution, it was
C. 8 years D. 15 years then only one motto among others and was
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v not institutionalized until the Third
The Korean War began when North Republic at the end of the 19th century.
Korean troops pushed into South Korea on Debates concerning the compatibility and
June 25, 1950, and it lasted until 1953 order of the three terms began at the same
60. Cayman Islands are located in- time as the Revolution. It is also the motto
of the Grand Oriente and the Grande Loge
A. Caribbean Sea B. Micronesia
de France.
C. Mediterranean Sea D. Polynesia
63. Where as ‘Machu Picchu’?
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v A. Mexico B. Peru
The Cayman Islands is an autonomous C. Chile D. Bolivia
British Overseas Territory in the western mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
Caribbean Sea. The 264-square-kilometre
Machu Picchu is a 15th-century Inca
(102-square-mile) territory comprises the citadel, located in the Eastern Cordillera of
three islands of Grand Cayman, Cayman southern Peru, on a 2,430-metre (7,970 ft)
Brac and Little Cayman, which are located mountain ridge. It is located in the Cusco
to the south of Cuba and northeast of Region, Urubamba Province, Machupicchu
Honduras, between Jamaica and Mexico's District, above the Sacred Valley, which is
Yucatán Peninsula. The capital city is 80 kilometres (50 mi) northwest of Cuzco.
George Town on Grand Cayman, which is The Urubamba River flows past it, cutting
the most populous of the three islands. through the Cordillera and creating a
61. FARC guerrillas are active in- canyon with a tropical mountain climate.
A. Bolivia B. El Salvador 64. ANTARA is the name of the news agency of-
C. Nicaragua D. Colombia A. Iran B Iraq C. lndonesia D Italy
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Central News Bangladesh and India comes into effect on
ZvBIqvb A. July 31. 2015 B. August 1.2015
Agency (CNA)
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mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v A. Faridpur B. Comilla
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Division and Sylhet Division. On 14
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67. When was the Mujibnagar government formed? Uaiited front in the provincial election of 1954.
A. April 10, 1971 B. April 17, 1971 A Awami League B Knslsok Prva Patsy
C. April, 26, 1971 D. December 16, 1971 C Nezame Islam D. National Awami Party
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
The Provisional Government of the Legislative elections were held in East Bengal
People's Republic of Bangladesh, most between 8 and 12 March 1954, the first since
popularly known as Mujibnagar Pakistan became an independent country in
Government was established following the 1947. The opposition United Front led by the
declaration of independence of East Awami League and Krishak Sramik Party won
Pakistan on 10 April 1971. It was the a landslide victory with 223 of the 309 seats.
supreme leadership of the Bangladeshi The Muslim League Chief Minister of East
liberation movement. Pakistan Nurul Amin was defeated in his own
Historical era: Bangladesh Liberation War constituency by Khaleque Nawaz Khan by
Government: Transitional republic over 7,000 votes, with all the Muslim League
68. Which part of Bangladesh Constitution deals ministers losing their seats.
72. Which ministry has the responsibility to
with the fundamental rights of the citizens?
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wØZxq ivóª cwiPvjbvi g~jbxwZ
in Bangladesh?
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Mahasthangarh: Mahasthan, the oldest archaeological South Asia?
site of Bangladesh is on the western bank of river A. Niaz Murshad
Karatoa 18 km. north of Bogra town beside Bogra- B. Mollah Abdullah Al-Rakib
Rangpur Road. The spectacular site is an imposing C. Reefat Bin Sattar
landmark in the area having a fortified, oblong D. G. M. Ziaur Rahman
enclosure measuring 5000 ft.
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A.Vijay B. Lakshman Eugenio Torre (born November 4, 1951) is a
C.Hemanta Sen D. Ballal Sen chess grandmaster (GM). He is considered
the strongest chess player the Philippines
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produced during the 1980s and 1990s.
Lakshmana Sena also called Lakshman 79. 7th Five year Plan of Bangladesh will Start from-
Sen in modern vernaculars, was the ruler A. 2015 B. 2016 C. 2017 D. 2018
from the Sena dynasty of the Bengal region
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on the Indian subcontinent. His rule lasted
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Muhammad bin Bakhtiyar Khilji. wØZxq 1980-1985
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A. 4 B.25 C.141 D.101 cÂg 1997-2002
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v lô 2011-2015
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A.Humid continental B.Tundar A. Considerable B. Success
C.Arid D.Tropiclal C. Successful D. Successive
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17. Which of these is written by a British 24. ''That's very kind of you'' is said in
Bangladeshi writer: reesponse to -
A. The Reluctant Fundamentalist A. ''Would you like some coffee?''
B. The Hungry Tide B. ''May I give you a hand?''
C. The Namesake C. ''How do you do''?
D. The Good Muslim D. ''Nice to meet you''
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he Good Muslim is a novel by Tahmima 25. Identify the error: ''(I) As your old one,
Anam. This novel is a sequel to her debut this new copier (ii) can collate and (iii)
novel A Golden Age and spans the year from staple the copies in (iv) half the time''
1984 to 1985, with occasional flashbacks to
A. i B. ii
the aftermath of the Bangladesh Liberation
War in 1971. It is a story about faith and C. iii D. iv
family shadowed by a war. The family that mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
has taken active part in the war of 26. These slums are a disgrace ------- the civic
independence has now to face the challenges authorities.
of peace, within and outside. A. to B. on
18. Take the odd one out. C. for D. by
A. Java B. C++ mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
C. Oracle D. OS X 27. Which of the following words does not
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v rhyme with the word ''lion''?
This article is about the current Apple A. ion B. iron C. cyan D. nylon
operating system for Mac computers. For mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
pre-2001 versions, see Classic Mac OS.
"OSX" and "OS X" redirect here. For other 28. Which of these sentences is correct?
uses, see OSX (disambiguation). A. We all swum at the beach yesterday.
19. Choose the correct spelling. B. They hadn't scarcely any feed fro their cattle.
A. imminant B. conundrum C. The cow has trod on my sweet peas.
C. differenciation D. counsellor D. The perfume is for your sister and yourself.
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20. Which of these sentences is 29. ––––– is a type of literary device where an
A. Had I seen her, I would have told you. author, ridicules specific people, groups,
B. If I see her, I will tell you. or some aspects of society.
C. If I saw her, I would tell you. A. Parody B. Setting
D. None of the above. C. Satire D. Elegy
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21. ''Time is money'' is an example of- 30. ''My fired's cats, together with her dogs
A. Simile B. Metaphor make a real racket.'' Which punctuation
C. Personification D. Allusion mark is missing in this sentence?
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v A. Apostrophe B. Exclamation
22. A ––––– of fish C. Comma D. Colon
A. flock B. group mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
C. school D. fleet 31. Do you happen to know-----
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v A. why has he left the office?
23. As blind as a bat: As deaf as a –––––. B. Why did he leave the office?
A. door B. nail C. why he has left the office?
C. post D. stone D. why had he left the office?
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32. Leave me alone, ---------- 40. Which of these sentences is correct?
A. don't you? B. can't you? A. Every boy and every girl are participating
in the programme.
C. won't you? D. all of them.
B. Every boys and every girls are
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v participating in the programme.
33. ''He isn't into music.'' The correct response is: C. Every boy and every girl is participating in
the programme.
A. ''So did I.'' B. ''Me neither.''
D. Every boy and girl are participating in the
C. ''Neither do I.'' D. ''So am I.'' programme.
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34. Identify the tone: ''She delicately palced the 41. Rimon invited you to dinner. What may
cooing baby on a soft, freshly cleaned blanked.'' you have said in reply?
A. ''My pleasure.'' B. ''I'd love to.''
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mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 42. Which of these sentences is correclty
35. Identify the error: ''He (i) knows that his punctuated?
mother (ii) enjoys (iii) to travel (iv) by car.'' A. Sapin is a beautiful country; the beache's
are warm and clean.
A. i B. ii B. Sapin is a beautiful country; the beaches
C. iii D. iv are warm and clean.
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v C. Spain is a beautiful country, the beaches
are warm, and clean.
36. In the sentence ''Do not trust a man who D. Sapin is a beautiful contry; the beaches is
blows his own trumpet'', the underlined warm and clean.
part means- mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
A. rebukes others 43. Would you mind if I ––––– your phone?
B. praises others A. use B. used
C. proudly express yourself C. was D. had used
D. scold others mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 44. By altering only one letter at a time,
sequentially change the top word into the
37. What is the purpose of the notice?
bottom word: LOSE to FINE
A. To advertise the opening of a hotel
A. LOSE B. LOSE
B. To annonuce a sale of artwork
LOST LONE
C. To offer a siscount on paintings
FAST LINE
D. To publicize a photography exhibition
FINE FINE
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C. LOSE D. LOSE
38. What can people do online? LINE LICE
A. Buy select itmes
B. Order tickets to the gallery LIST LACE
C. Register for art classes FINE FINE
D. View some art pieces mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Question 45-54
39. The exhibition is primarily for ----- Read the passage and answer the questions
A. fabrics B. oil that follow.
C. paintings D. antiques Next to Moby Dick, his masterpiece, Billy
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Bud is Melville's greatest work. Published in
1924, it slowly became a cult. The novel has
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been dramatized for Broadway, done on TV, 50. The passage indicates that the Captain-
made into opera, and reached a highly A. disobeys the law
satisfying form in Ustinov's movie. B. dislikes Billy intensely
Scholars, however, disagree abou what C. is incapable of action
Melville says in the novel. For some critics, D. is responsible for siscipline
the novel recounts a duel between Good and mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
Evil. Several times Billy Bud appears as 51. The passage suggests that Melville was ----
innocent and ignorant as Adam before the A. Jehovah-like B. shrewd
Fall, and his enemy often appears like Satan C. scholarly D. immune to pain
in Milton's Paradise Lost. mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
At the end ofthe novel, the Captain of the 52. To 'recount' (in para.2) is-
ship sentences Billy Bud to death according A. to determine the number of something.
to the letter of the law. Controversy exists as B. to give an account of something.
to whether the Captain is a mortal man C. to include.
preserving order or a Jehovah-like figure, D. both (B) and (C).
dispensing cruel justice. Melville, it is mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
claimed, cleverly took pains to hide his
53. Who is a heretic?
heretical feelings. Bully Bud is written in
A. One who believes in God.
such a way as if it is told by a pious writer.
B. One who questions accepted beliefs.
45. Billy Bud is Melville's-
C. One who believes in law and justice.
A. greatest work
B. magnum opus. D. One who attacks critics.
C. second masterpiece mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
D. none of the above 54. Here the word 'cult'' refers to-
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v A. religious dogma B. popular adaptation
46. Critics disagreed about the novel's - C. taboo D. celebrity
A. theme B. plot
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C. mood D. characterization
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 55. Elected : -------:: Condemend: Exceution
47. Some critics contend that Billy Bud is- A. Graduation B. Inauguration
A. satanic B. ambiguous C. Dismissal D. Exhibition
C. naive D. vain mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 56. If FRIEND is coded as HUMJTK, how can
48. The purpose of this passage is to- CANDLE be written in that code?
A. point out the major features of Billy Bud.
A. DEQJQ B. DCQHQK
B. show that Billy Bud is a great novel.
C. defend Melville against hostile critics. C. EDRIRL D. ESJFME
D. describe Melville's growth as a literary mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
artist. 57. In the sentnece ''I did not mind what he
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v was saying; he was only through his hat'',
49. Milton's Paradise Lost is- the underlined part means-
A. a tragic novel B. a love peom A. talking igrnoranlty B. talking insultingly
C. a religious epic D. a science ficiton C. talking fine D. talking nonsense
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58. The underlined word in the sentences----- would mar our union; They would come
'The girl's hypothesis was that someone btween thee and me; Their jingling would
was watching her, but she could not prove drown thy whispers. My peot's vanity dies in
it''-- means: shame before the sight. 0 master poet, I have
A. expectation B. mystery sat strainght, like a flute of reed for thee to
C. working theory D. counclusion fill with music.
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 63. Who does ''she'' refer to in line 2?
59. The underlined word in the sentences ---- A. Beloved B. Music
''The striations in the rock showed that C. Master D. Mother
water used to flow along the channels in mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
the rock''-means: 64. What does ''ornaments'' refer to in line 3?
A. circles B. stripes A. Figurative languages
C. holes D. dots B. Expensive jewelry
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60. Tom pitches the ball faster than Ed. D. None of the above
i. Don is the champion pitcher. mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
ii. Tom can throw the ball further than Don. 65. Which lines suggest that the speaker
iii. Tom can throw the ball as fast as Don. considers the addressee superior to
iv. Don cna throw the ball aster than Ed. her/him?
Which two of the above sentences logically A. Lines 1 and 2 B. Lines 3 and 4
deduce the italicized statement? C. Lines 4 and 5 D. Lines 6 and 7
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mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v ''jingling'' ornaments that the speaker
61. The orator was so ––––– that the audience mentions in lines 3-5?
became ------------.
A. A diamond neclakce
A. inaudible ----elated
B. pompous ----- bombastic B. Akeychain
C. tedious ----- drowsy C. A bell
D. convincing ----- bored D. Rhyme
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62. Which of these sentences is correclty 67. What does ''mar'' in line 3 mean?
punctuated? A. Ruin B. Strengthen
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and accident. mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
B. I can't see Tim's there must have been an 68. Simile in a figure of speech expressing
accident explicit similarity between two things.
C. I can't see Tim's car there must have been Which line contains an example of simile?
an accident A. 1 B. 3 C. 7 D. 9
D. I can't see Time's car; there must have mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
been an accident.
69. What is the theme of the poem?
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v A. Music is a more worthwhile art than poetry.
Question 63-72 B. Expensive jewelry is often a sign of vanity.
Read Rabindaranath Tagore's ''Song VII'' C. One should try to achieve simplicty in art
and answer the questions that follow. and life.
My song has put off her adornments. She has D. Uncertainty is a necessary evil in art and life.
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70. Personification is a figure of speech in 78. Consonance refers to the repetition of
which human features are attributed to similar consonant sounds. Which of the
inanimate objects or abstract ideas. Which following is NOT an example of
of these is an example of personification?
consonance?
A. ''My song has put off her adornments''
B. ''My poet's vanity dies'' A. Curse, bless me now
C. ''a flute of reed'' B. Dark deep dread
D. Both (A) and (B) C. Bleak chill stream
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71. In describing herself/himself as a 'flute of mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
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is?
personal library.
A. A painter B. A musician
C. A flute-maker D. A hustler A. little B. some
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A. screams B. voices through another boring lecture?''
C. jingling D. salutations A. Calm B. Anonyed
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C. hard-working D. cautious
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74. None of the sardines ------been eaten.
A. has B. have
C. has had D. have had
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75. A good judge never jumps ----- the
conclusion
A. on B. at
C. for D. to
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76. Identify the error: '(i) don't forget (ii) to
turn of (iii) light when you (iv) go out.''
A. i B. ii C. iii D. iv
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77. Identify the error: ''Every pair of (i)
sunglasses she tried (ii) on (iii) were too
(iv) dark.'
A. i B. ii
C. iii D. iv
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mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v C. Thank you
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means they canceled the meeting when the
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16. Which of these sentence is correct? 2. The total age of Tasmia and Nusrat is 12
A. I don't feel like to hang out tonight. years more than the total age Of Nusrat
B. I'm not feeling like to hang out tonight. and Nowrin. Nowring is how many years
C. I'm not feeling to hang out tonight. younger than Tasmia.
D. I don't feel like hanging out tonight. A. 12 B. 24
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v C. 26 D. None
17. Which of these setences is correct? mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
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3. Wha natural element is the primary
B. The match is done; however, I still fell tensed.
ingredient in computer chips?
C. The match is done, however, I still feel tensed.
A. Carbon B. Silicon
D. The match is done- however, I still fell tensed.
C. Iron D. Uranium
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Questions 18-20 4. When was the Euro introduced to World
Read the passage and answer the question: Financial Market?
Many great inventions are initially greeted A. January 01, 19958 B. January 01, 1997
with ridicule, and disbelief. The invention ofC. January 01, 1999 D. None
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many people who heard about the first 5. In economics, demand refers to-
powered flight on December 17, 1903 were A. How much (quantity) of a product or
excited and impressed, service is desrired by buyers
18. According to the passage, great innovation
B. How much (quality) of a product eor
are not always ---------. service is desired by buyers
A. welcomed B. ridiculed C. How much (supply) of a product or
C. great D. Both A and B service is desired by buyers
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service is desired by buyers.
19. The idea of flying a aircraft was ––––– to
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some people.
6. The term ''democray'' first appeared in:
A. boring B. distateful
A. Ancient Roman political and philosophical thought
C. exciting D. Answer not available B. Medieval Roman political and philosophical thought
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D. Medieval greek political and philosophical thought
20. People thought that the Wright brothers
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B. been negatively influenced
A. Desert ecosystem
C. been too cautious
B. Mountain ecosystem
D. been mistaken
C. Fresh water ecosystem
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1. The difference of two numbers is 11 and
8. Amartya Sen was awarded the Nobel Prize
one-fifth of their sum is 9. Find the
for his work on:
numbers. A. Food and Nutrition B. Micro-credit
A. 28 and 17 B. 28 and 18
C. Famine and Poverty D. International trade
C. 28 and 19 D. None
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
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9. The term 'light year' is related to which of 18. Which is the first Arab country to
the following: recognize Bangladesh?
A. Intensity B. Speed A. Iran B. Syria
C. Distance D. Energy C. Lebanon D. Iraq
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10. Philology is the ---
19. During the liberation war, Dhaka
A. Study of the earthquakes
B. Study of languages remained under which sector?
C. Study of religion D. Study of Birds A. No. 1 B. No. 3
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v C. No. 4 D. No. 2
11. The Greek Civilization dates back to- mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
A. 6th century BC B. 7th Century BC
20. SAFTA stands for-
C. 8th Century BC D. 9th Century BC
A. South Asian Free Trade Association
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
B. South Asian Free Trade Accord
12. The ISIS (Islamic State of Iraq and Syria) C. South Asian Free Trade Area
is also known as: D. South Asian Free Trade Agreement.
A. ISIL B. ISLL C. ISIJ D. ISIE
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
21. Which Bangladeshi has been honoured
13. As a peacekeeping mechanism of UNO,
R2P implies: with a French award recently?
A. Reposibility to Prevent A. Artist Sahabuddin Ahmed
B. Responsibility to Protect B. Actor Razzak
C. Responsibility to Preempt C. Sheikh Hasian
D. Responsibility to Persuade D. None
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
14. ASEAN+3 adds:
A. Australia, China and Japan 22. The 'Operation New Dawn' is related to
B. china, India and Japan Which country?
C. China, Russia and South Korea A. Iraq B. Afghanistan
D. China, Japan and South Korea
C. Libya D. Somalia
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
15. The headquarters of US seventh fleet in
the Pacific ocean is located in: 23. Hispanic denotes a relationship to:
A. Yokosuka (Japan) B. Hawail (USA) A. France B. Italy
C. Guam (USA) C. Netherlands D. Spain
D. Subic Bay (Philippines) mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
24. What is the national per capital income in
16. Which in the UN Day for Women's Rights
and International Peace? Bangladesh?
A. 6 March B. 7 March A. US$1100 B. US$950
C. 8 March D. 9 March C. US$1200 D. US$1190
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
17. The official name of Syria is: 25. How many districts in Bangladesh share
A. Syrian Arab Republic
borders with the neighbouring states?
B. Arab Republic of Syria
C. Peoples' Republic of Syria A. 30 B. 31
D. The State of Syria C. 32 D. 33
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1. evsjv I evOjv bv‡gi e¨vL¨v cvIqv hvq hvui iPbvq wZwb- A. KvRx Bg`v`yj nK I gvwbK e‡›`¨vcva¨vq
A. Aveyj dRj B. gywÝ Gjvnx e· B. gvwbK e‡›`¨vcva¨vq I KvRx Bg`v`yj nK
C. Avgxi Lmiæ D. wgbnvR -B-wmivR C. KvRx Bg`v`yj nK I B›`ªbv_ e‡›`¨vcva¨vq
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v D. kirP›`ª P‡Ævcva¨vq I gvwbK e‡›`¨vcva¨vq
2. ‡g‡mvc‡Ugxq mf¨Zvfz³ RvwZ-
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
A. my‡gixq, wdwbkxq, e¨wejbxq
B. ‡g‡mvc‡Ugxq, my‡gixq, K¨vjWxq 11. QvÎ msMÖvg cwil‡`i mv‡_ AwaK mswkøó-
C. Av°v`xq, Avivgxqv, e¨wejbxq A. cëb gq`vb B. eUZjv
D. my‡gixq, e¨wejbxq, G‡kixq C. igbv cvK© D. ‡mvnvivIqv`©x D`¨vb
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
3. ¯^vaxb evsjv‡`k‡K d«vÝ ¯^xK…wZ †`q-
A. 1972 mv‡ji 8 GwcÖj 12. Kg©-we‡ePbvq cvkvcvwk D‡jøL Kiv hvq-
B. 1972 mv‡ji 14 ‡deªæqvix A. Ave`yj iv¾vK I AvjvDwÏb Lvu
C. 1972 mv‡ji 14 GwcÖj B. AvjvDwÏb Lvu I mi`vi dRjyj Kwig
D. 1972 mv‡ji 4 †deªæqvwi
C. Ave`yi iv¾vK I mi`vi dRjyj Kwig
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
D. Gm Gg myjZvb I AvjvDwÏb Lvu
4. BD‡ivvc I Avwd«Kv gnv‡`‡ki ga¨eZ©x ¯’v‡b-
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
A. Mediterranean Sea B. Medeterrinean Sea
C. Mediternanean Sea D. Mediterinean Sea 13. div‡wR Av‡›`vj‡bi ivR‣bwZK iƒcvšÍi NUvb-
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v A. wZZzgxi B. `y`y wgqv
5. DËie‡½i mycÖvPxi b`x- C. bIqve Ave`yj jwZd D. ‡Mvjvg gvmyg
A. M½v B. ‡Kvkx mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
C. eªþcyÎ D. Ki‡Zvqv 14. GKB iKg bq?
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v A. START, CTBT, SALT
6. The Origin of Species I The Principles of B. NPT, CTBT, SALT
Geography MÖš’ `yÕwU wj‡Lb h_vµ‡g- C. NATO, CENTO, ANZUS
A. Charles Leuell I Charles Darwing D. NPT, NAFTA, NATO
B. Charles Darwin I Charles William mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
C. Charles Darwing I Charles Lyell 15. Food Gather, Stone tools Gimv‡_ mswkøó †KvbwU?
D. Charles William I Charles Lyell A. Paleolithic B. Neolithic
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v C. Mesolithic D. Archipelago
7. ‡kL gywReyi ingvb e½eÜz Dcvwa cvb- mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
A. 23 †deªæqvwi 1966 B. 7 gvP© 1969 16. ivkgwb knx` nb-
C. 7 gvP© 1971 D. 23 †deªæqvwi 1969 A. gyw³hy‡× B. fvlv Av‡›`vj‡b
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v C. UsK Av‡›`vj‡b D. MY-Afz¨Ìv‡b
8. gvjv°v cÖvYx †Kvb `yÕwU ¯’jfvM‡K c„_K K‡i‡Q Ges mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
Kv‡`i‡K mshy³ K‡i‡Q? 17. evsjv-fvi‡Zi cÖ_g AvaywbK gvbyl-
A. gvjq DcØxc I mygvÎv: fviZ gnvmvMi I I cÖkvšÍ gnvmvMi A. wPËiÄb `vm B. ivRv kkvsK
B. gvjq I mygvÎv: AvUjvw›UK gnvmvMi I cÖkvšÍ gnvmvMi C. AZxk `xc¼i D. ivRv ivg‡gvnb ivq
C. gvj‡qwkqv I wm½vcyi: fviZ gnvmvMi I cÖkv¯Í gnvmvMi
D. gvj‡qwkqv I B‡›`v‡bwkqv: fviZ gnvmvMi I cÖkvšÍ gnvmvMi mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 18. BwZnv‡mi Aa¨vcK W. †gvt Gbvgyj nK Lvb knx`
9. 21 `dvi wfwË MVZ nq- eyw×Rxexi mšÍvb| ZvB cÖvmw½K ZvwiL n‡e-
A. gyw³d«›U B. wÎ`jxq HK¨‡RvU A. 16 wW‡m¤^i B. 14 wW‡m¤^i
C. evKkvj D. hy³d«›U C. 21 †deªæqvix D. 25 gvP©
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19. mg‡MvÎxq kni- 3. wb‡Pi †Kvb evK¨wU ¯^we‡ivax?
A. b`xqv, ZvÛv, Rvnv½xibMi A. AvZ¥vi Aw¯ÍZ¡ Av‡Q A_ev †bB
B. PÆMÖvg, ZvÛv, Rvnv½xibMi B. AvZ¥vi Aw¯ÍZ¡ Av‡Q Ges †bB
C. gyqv¾gvev`, b`xqv, ZvÛv C. AvZ¥vi Aw¯ÍZ¡ Av‡Q
D. PÆMÖvg, gyqv¾gvev`, b`xqv D. AvZ¥vi Aw¯ÍZ¡ †bB
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
20. mywdev` I ¯’vcZ¨wk‡íi mv‡_ RwoZ bvg- 4. GKwU Wªqv‡i 30wU †gvRv Av‡Q| 60% †gvRv n‡j jvj
A. Lvb Rvnvb Avjx B. kvnRvjvj Avi evwK¸‡jv bxj| bv †`‡L b~¨bZg KZM‡jv †gvRv Wªqvi
C. ev‡qwR` †ev¯Ívgx D. kvnRvjvj I kvncivY †_‡K Zzj‡j `y‡Uv bxj †gvRv Aek¨B DV‡e?
A. 12 B. 14 C. 16 D. 20
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
21. dwKi- mbœ¨vmx we‡`ªvn n‡qwQj- 5. L kniwU K kn‡ii 5 gvBj c~‡e© Aew¯’Z| M kniwU L
A. ‡lvok kZ‡K B. Rwg`vi‡`i weiæ‡× kn‡ii 8 gvBj `wÿ‡Y Aew¯’Z| wb‡¤œi DËi¸wji g‡a¨
C. wfÿv I gywô we‡ivax weªwUk AvB‡bi weiæ‡× †KvbwU K kni †_‡K M kn‡i hvevi mswÿß `~iZ¡?
D. ‡KvbwUB bq A. 10 gvBj B. 11 gvBj
C. 13 gvBj D. 14 gvBj
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
22. ‡cÖwm‡W›Umn AvšÍR©vwZK wePvivj‡qi wePviK n‡”Qb-
6. wKQz ivRbxwZwe` e¨emvq bb- evK¨wU mZ¨ n‡j wb‡Pi
A. 16 Rb B. 15 Rb †Kvb evL¨wU wg_¨v n‡e?
C. 14 Rb D. 13 Rb A. ‡Kvb ivRbxwZwe` e¨emvqx bb
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v B. mKj ivRbxwZwe`B e¨emvqx
C. wKQz ivRbxwZwe`B e¨emvqx
23. BIMSTEC m`m¨ bq- D. ‡Kv‡bv e¨emvqx ivRbxwZwe` bb
A. evsjv‡`k I cvwK¯Ívb B. cvwK¯Ívb I gvj‡qwkqv mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
C. evsjv‡`k I gvj‡qwkqv D. evsjv‡`k I _vBj¨vÛ
7. wb‡Pi msL¨vwU wmwi‡Ri cieZ©x msL¨vwU KZ n‡e? 22,
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 21, 23, 22, 24, 23, ........
24. mܨvKi b›`x iwPZ ivgPwiÎ GKwU- A. 22 B. 24 C. 25 D. 26
A. A_©kv¯¿ B. AvZ¥Rxebx mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
C. BwZnvmMÖš’ D. Kve¨ 8. GKwU eo ev‡·i g‡a¨ 4wU ev· Av‡Q I Zvi cÖ‡Z¨KwUi
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v †fZi 4wU K‡i †PvU ev· Av‡Q| †gvU ev‡·i msL¨v KZ?
25. ‡h †`k †mbvevwnbx †bB- A. 31wU B. 23wU C. 21wU D. 18wU
A. gvjØxc B. fzUvb mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
C. ‡bcvj D. jvIm 9. GK e¨w³ Zvui ¯¿xi †P‡q 3 eQ‡i eo Ges Zvui ¯¿xi eqm
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Zv‡`i †Q‡ji eq‡mi 4 ¸Y| 4 eQi ci †Q‡ji eqm 12
eQi n‡j †mB e¨w³i eZ©gb eqm KZ?
`k©b (welq †KvW-4) A. 30 eQi B. 35 eQi
1. hw` e„wó nq, Z‡e dmj fv‡jv n‡e- K_vwU w`‡q Kx †evSvq? C. 25 eQi D. 38 eQi
A. hw` e„wó bv nq, dmj fv‡jv n‡e bv mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
B. hw` Rj‡mP †`q nq Zvn‡j dmj fv‡jv n‡e 10. `vwocvjøv: b¨vqwePvi-Gi m‡½ †KvbwU m`„k¨?
C. hwZ dmj fv‡jv bv n‡q _v‡K, Z‡e Aek¨B e„wó nqwb A. AvBb : Av`vjZ B. UP© : e¨vUwi
D. hw` dmj fv‡jv n‡q _v‡K, Z‡e Aek¨B e„wó n‡q‡Q C. m¤§vb : kvwšÍ D. fvimvg¨ : mgZv
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
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A. 1:1 B. 3:1 A. 65 gvBj B. 84 gvBj
C. 4:3 D. 5:3 C. 124 gvBj D. 145 gvBj
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mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
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Wjvi| G‡KK hvÎxi Rb¨ AwZwi³ fvov 50 †m›U| hw`
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GKwU Mvwo cvi Ki‡Z 6.5 Wjvi LPi n‡q _v‡K Z‡e
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w`‡Z cv‡i| mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
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C. ‡Kv‡bv hyw³B mej bv D. Dfq hyw³B mej 4. wb‡¤œi †K Awebq wkíx-
A. Ag‡j›`y wek¦vm B. myKzgvi wek¦vm
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
C. A¤øvb wek¦vm D. iZb wek¦vm
23. 6 n‡”Q GKwU msL¨vi 24%, Zvn‡j GKB msL¨vi 40 n‡e? mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
A. 8 B. 10
C. 15 D. 20 5. ÔPoK MvQÕ Kx?
A. GKcÖKvi KvVMvQ
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
B. b`x cvi nevi Rb¨ e¨eüZ MvQ
24. wb¤œwjwLZ weeiYwUi †ÿ‡Î wb‡Pi †Kvb Z_¨wU mZ¨? C. ‡h Mv‡Q P‡o `y‡ii e¯‘ †`LA hvq
weei‡Y hLb Zviv mybvwgi Lei ïbj, gywbqv I Rvnvbvi wm×všÍ D. ‣PÎ msµvwšÍ‡Z MvRb Drm‡e mbœ¨vmxiv †h LyuwU‡Z Sz‡j
wb‡jv Zviv Zv‡`i QzwUi cwiKëcbv cvëv‡e| Zviv K·evRvi NyicvK Lvq
mgy`ª ‰mK‡Z hvevi cwiKívbv ev` w`‡q bxjwMwi cvnv‡oi mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
wi‡mv‡U© GKwU Kÿ eivÏ wb‡jv| bZzb cwiKíbvwU wQj
A‡cÿvK…Z e¨qeûj| Z‡e Zviv bxjwMwi cvnv‡oi AwfÁZvi 6. ÔNvwbMvQÕ n‡jv-
PgrKvwi‡Z¡i K_v ï‡b‡Q Ges Aí mg‡q Ggb GKwUmy‡hvM A. ‡h MvQ †_‡K †Zj †ei nq
†c‡q hvIqv‡Z Zviv wbiæwØMœ wQj| B. ‡Zj †ei Kiv h‡š¿i †gvUv LyuwU
A. gywbqv I Rvnviv cªwZeQi QzwU‡Z K·evRvi mgy`ª C. GK cÖKvi `vgx KvVMvQ
•mK‡Z hvq D. GK cÖKvi Jlwa MvQ
B. bxjwMwi wi‡mvU© wQj e¨qeûj| mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
C. bxjwMwi wi‡mvU© eivÏ †c‡Z Kgc‡· 6 gvm Av‡M 7. ÔRv‡Mi MvbÕ n‡jv-
Rvbv‡Z nq A. ‡R‡M †_‡K Mvb †kvbv
D. gywbqv I Rvnvbviv mybvwgi Kvi‡Y Zv‡`i QzwU KvUv‡bvi
B. ‡h Mvb ï‡b RvMiY
cwiKíbvq cwieZ©b G‡b‡Q|
C. K…ò welqK Avw` imvZ¥K cvjv
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v D. ivg welqK ag©K_vi cvjv
25. ¯^v¯’¨ iÿvq Avcwb hw` nvu‡Ub, Z‡e Avi †nj_ K¬v‡e hvevi mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
†Kv‡bv `iKvi †bB| Avcbvi AvkcvB Avcbvi †nj_ K¬ve|
fv‡jv dj †c‡Z Avcbvi A‡bK iK‡gi miÄv‡gi `iKvB 8. cwÐZ iwek¼i wQ‡jb?
†bB| hv Avcbvi `iKvi Zv n‡jv GK †Rvov nvuUvi RyZv| A. Zejv ev`K B. KÉwkíx
GB Aby‡”Q` wb‡Pi †Kvb weeiYwU‡K mg_©b K‡i? C. ‡envjv ev`K D. ‡mZvi ev`K
A. ‡nj_ K¬v‡e m`m¨ n‡Z A‡bK †ewk LiP jv‡M mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
B. N‡ii †fZ‡i nvuUvi †P‡q evB‡i nvuUvB fv‡jv 9. ‡KvbwU gvB‡Kj gaym~`b `‡Ëi iPbv bq-
C. fv‡ivËj‡bi †P‡q nvuUv DËg e¨vqvg A. K…òKzgvix B. iZœvjx
D. nvuUvi RyZv Lye myweavRbK Ges kixiPP©vi Rb¨ C. ey‡ov mvwj‡Ki Nv‡o †ivu D. kKzšÍjv
Dc‡hvMx mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
10. wb‡Pi †Kvb MvbwU bRiæj m½xZ bq?
bvUK I bvU¨ZË¡ (welq †KvW-5) A. AÄwj jn †gvi m½x‡Z........
1. Ôw`Iwbmy‡mi w_‡qUviÕ †Kvb †`‡ki? B. Avgvi Mv‡bi gvjv Avwg Kei Kv‡i `vb
A. fviZ B. wMÖm C. ‡gvi Nyg †Nv‡i G‡j g‡bvni
C. ‡ivg D. Bsj¨vÛ D. gg wP‡Ë wbwZ b„‡Z¨ †K †h bv‡P
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
2. ‡Kvb cÖ‡qvRbwU ÔXvKv w_‡qUviÕ-Gi bq- 11. ‡Mv‡qwb©Kv Gi wPÎwkíxi bvg-
A. nvZ n`vB B. i³Keix A. Rqbyj Av‡e`xb B. dwi`v Rvgvb
C. cÖvP¨ D. wbg¾b C. mvjfv`i Wvwj D. cve‡jv wcKv‡mv
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v

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12. Clv© bvUKwUi iPwqZv- 23. ÔAvcwb `vk©wbK| eyw× w`‡q mewKQz wePvi Ki‡Z
A. ‡mwjg Avj `xb B. Ave`yjøvn Avj gvgyb Af¯Í|..........Õ i³v³ cÖvšÍi bvU‡K G msjvc Kvi?
C. gvgybyi ikx` D. ‣mq` kvgmyj nK A. AvZv Lvu B. myRvD‡Ï․jv
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v C. wniYevjv D. gbœy‡eM
13. G Wjm nvDm bvU‡Ki iPwqZv †K? mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
A. RR© evbvW© k B. ‡nbwiK Be‡mb 24. wb‡¤œi Z…Zxq evK¨wUi k~b¨¯’v‡b †Kvb is Gi bvg em‡e?
C. Av_©vi wgjvi D. BDwRb I bxj GKwU mv`v †fov mv`v Dj †`q
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v GKwU ev`vgx gyiMx ev`vgxwWg †`q
GKwU Kv‡jv Miæ ------- `ya †`q
14. Kvwj`vm iwPZ bvUK bq- A. jvj B. mv`v C. Kv‡jv D. ev`vgx
A. AwfÁvb kKzšÍjg B. weµ‡gve©kxq mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
C. g„”QKvUK D. gvweKvwMœwgÎ
25. `ytK -Kó gvb‡ei gb‡K mejI `„p K‡i| Rxe‡b †h hZ
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v DbœwZ Ki‡Z Pvq Zv‡K ZZ evavweNœ mn¨ Ki‡Z nq|
15. ¯‥vBjvm †Kvb †`‡ki bvU¨Kvi? mwnòzZv hvi †bB †m eo eo evavweNœ AwZµg Ki‡Z cv‡i
A. d«vÝ B. wMÖm C. BZvwj D. Rvg©vwb bv| e¨w³MZ Rxe‡bB †nvK Avi RvZxq Rxe‡bB †nvK,
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwnòzZv e¨ZxZ ‡Kv‡bv eov KvR Kiv hvq bv|
GB Aby‡”Q‡` †h welqwUi cÖwZ ¸iæZ¡ †`qv n‡q‡Q Zv n‡jv
16. ÔgvigvÕ b„‡Mvôx evsjv‡`‡ki †Kvb A‡j emevm K‡i? A. Kómva¨ B. Rxeb cwimi
A. wm‡jU B. w`bvRcyi C. ‣ah© D. w¯’wZkxjZv
C. bIMvu D. ev›`ievb
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
17. avZzwbwg©Z Zv‡ji ev`¨hš¿ bq †KvbwU?
A. SvuS B. KiZvj C. ‡pvj D. gw›`iv
Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Kjv I gvbweK Abyl`
ÔCÕ BDwbU SET CODE: 7
18. gybxi †P․ayixi Rb¥¯’vb I Rb¥mvj- fwZ© cixÿv 2013-2014
A. PÆMÖvg, 1920 B. ‡bvqvLvwj, 1925
C. gvwbKMÄ, 1925 D. ‡bvqvLvwj, 1924
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v evsjv I Bs‡iwR
19. ÔAvjøvn †gN †`, cvwb †`, Qvqv †` †i Zz&B .......Õ- Mv‡bi 1. wb‡Pi †Kvb evbvbwU ï×?
iPwqZv †K? K. wcPvk, wk‡iv‡”Q`, byc~i L. wcPvk, wki‡ñ`, byc~i
A. mywdqv Kvgvj B. Rmxg DÏxb L. wckvP, wki‡”Q`, b~cyi N. wckvP, wk‡iv‡”Q`, b~cyi
C. jvjb kvn D. AveŸvm DÏxb mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 2. wb‡Pi †Kvb ¸‡”Qi me¸‡jv MÖš’ ew¼gP›`ª P‡Ævcva¨vq Gi
iPbv bq?
20. gvby‡li gv_v †_‡K †gvUvgywUfv‡e †Kvgi ch©šÍ †`Lv hv‡e K. wele„ÿ, ivRwmsn, wewPÎ cÖeÜ, KgjvKv‡šÍi `ßi
†mB kU‡K ejv nq- L. `~‡M©kbw›`bx, KcvKzÐjv, K…òKv‡šÍi DBj, ivRwmsn
A. weM †K¬vR Avc B. ‡K¬vR Avc M. ivRwmsn, †jvinm¨, wewea cÖeÜ, KgjvKv‡šÍi `ßi
C. gbZvR D. G·wUªg †K¬vR Avc N. KcvjKzÐjv, K…òKv‡šÍi DBj, KgjvKv‡šÍi `ßi, mvg¨
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
21. 4, 6, 10, 18 msL¨vi wmwi‡Ri cÂg msL¨vwU KZ? 3. Ôe‡M©i cÖ_g e‡Y©i ci ¯^ieY©, †h †KvbI e‡M©i Z…Zxq eY©
A. 36 B. 34 A_ev h-e-n _vK‡j cÖ_g e‡Y©i ¯’v‡b †mB e‡M©i Z…Zxq eY©
C. 32 D. 30 nq|Õ- GB wbqgvbyhvqx †KvbwU ï×?
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v K. D`+Wxb= DÇxb L. mg&+Pq = mÂq
M. RMr+eÜz = RMøÜz N. hver+Rxeb = hve¾xeb
22. ZrKvjxb cvwK¯Ív‡b evsv fvlv ivóªfvlv wn‡m‡e mvsweavwbK mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
¯^xK…wZ jvf K‡i KZ mv‡j?
A. 1956 B. 1952 4. Ôm•NvivgÕ Kx?
K. †e․× gV L. hÁ we‡kl
C. 1959 D. 1971 M. •eòe AvLov N. †KvbwUB bq
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v

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5. wb‡Pi †Kvb evK¨wU ï×? 13. What is the synonym of ‘dismal’?
K. GB MÖš’wUi †Kv‡bv Avek¨KZv †bB a. contrast b. excelelence
L. evsjvi cÖvPxb †M․ie jyß n‡q‡Q c. dim d. none of them
M. Zuvi K_vB cÖgvwYZ n‡q‡Q
mwVK DËi c Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
N. †m mg¯Í K_v we¯ÍvwiZ ejj
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 14. What is true about Wole Soyinka?
a. He studied theatre in London
6. evsjv Awfav‡bi eY©vbyµg Abyhvqx †Kvb k㸔Q ï×fv‡e
web¨v¯Í? b. He is an English playwright, British Novelish
K. †Muvqvi, ¸Y, wMix›`ª, MÖnx c. He is a Nigerian Theatre artist
L. wMix›`ª, †Muvqvi, ¸Y, M„nx d. none of them
M. ¸Y, wMix›`ª, †Muvqvi, M„nx mwVK DËi c Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
N. wMix›`ª, ¸Y, M„nx, †Muvqvi 15. Who is the author of Around the World in
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Eighty Days?
7. evMaviv/cÖev‡`i h_vh_ cÖ‡qvM i‡q‡Q †Kvb evK¨wU‡Z? a. Hugo Gernsback
K. eÜz‡`i mevB‡K e‡jwQjvg GB KvRwU Ki‡Z, wKš‘ G‡m †`wL †KD b. H.G. Wells
KvRwU K‡iwb, Avm‡j †evSv DwPZ wQj fv‡Mi gv M½v cvqbv c. Jules Gabriel Verne
L. †Zvgvi g‡Zv Ajm-wb®‥g©v gvbyl‡K w`‡q KvR Kive bv, GiKg
bvB gvgvi †P‡q Kvbv gvgv fvj| d. William Shakespear
M. Puv`vevwR Ki‡Z wM‡q MY‡avjvB †L‡q‡Q, G‡KB e‡j mwVK DËi c Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
GK wX‡j `yB cvwL gviv| Read the following passage and answer the
N. Dc‡ii †KvbwUB mwVK bq| following questions from 16-20:
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v ‘Communicative competence’ refers to the
8. cÖeÜmvwn‡Z¨ evsjv GKv‡Wwg cyi¯‥vi-2013 †c‡q‡Qb †K? ability to use language approtriately in different
K. gCbyÏxb Lv‡j` L. gwd`yj nK circumstances. There are two ways of developing
M. nvmvb AvwRRyj nK N. c~iex emy communicative competence in a language. The
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v first is acquisition which is similar to the way
9. ‡h․wMK ¯^iaŸwb †Kvb¸‡jv? people develop ability in their mother tongue. It
K. AvB L. AvI M. H N. me¸‡jv is a natural, subconscious process in which users
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v are not usually aware of acquiring a language.
10. gvB‡Kj gaym~`b `‡Ëi cÖ_g bvU‡Ki bvg Kx? They are aware only fo the fact that they are
K. K…òKzgvix L. cÙveZx using the languageis communicate. In non
M. kwg©ôv N. †KvbwUB bq technical terms, acquisition is ‘picking up’ a
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v language spontaneously. It may also be called
11. According to William Wordsworth’s A men ‘implicit’ learning.
Speaking to men’- what is the central idea of poet? On the other hand, the second way of developing
a. Poet is a very sensible religious person communicative competence in a language is learning
b. Poet has different idea about presnt life that language. It refers to conscious knowledge of a
language, knowning the rules of language use, being
c. Poet has greater knowledge of morden
aware of using them, and being able to talk about
technology
them. In non-technical terms, learning is to know
d. Poet is a man who speaking to men consciously about a language. It may be described as
mwVK DËi d Z_¨/e¨vL¨v ‘explicit’ learning.
12. What is correct from the poem ‘I wandered Language specialists believe that acquiring a
Lonely as a Cloud’? language is more successful and longer lasting
a. Where is the bliss of Solitude? than learning. Therefore, teachers these days
b. When all at once I saw a cloud encourage learners of a second language to
c. Ten thousand Saw I at a glance practice and experience the language in different
d. Tossing their heads in Sprightly wave situations where they are involved in
communicating with others. And that is exactly
mwVK DËi c Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
what the tasks in this book are designed to do.
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16. What do you understand by ‘implicit’ 22. ÔAÜ n‡j wK cÖjq eÜ _v‡K?Õ- cOw³wU KvKze‡µvw³i D`vniY|
learning? wb‡Pi †Kvb cOw³wU Abyiƒc AjsKv‡ii D`vniY?
K. nv Ck¦i, G Kx Aciƒc!
a. Indirect Language acquisition L. Òwn›`y bv Iiv gymwjg?Ó IB wRÁv‡m †Kvb Rb?
b. Picking up a language spontaneously M. Zzwg wK †`‡LQ Kfz Rxe‡bi civRq?
N. ivZ †cvnvevi KZ †`ix cv‡Äix?
c. none of them
d. Both a and b mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi b Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 23. cÖ`Ë DÏxc‡Ki m‡½ †Zvgvi cwVZ wb‡Pi †Kvb iPbvwUi
mv`„k¨ i‡q‡Q?
17. What is longer lasting? K. †mvbvi Zix L. AvVv‡iv eQi eqm
a.Learning language by practice M. GKwU d‡UvMÖvd N. evsjv‡`k
b. learning a language mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
c. acquiring a language 24. cÖ`Ë DÏxc‡ii g~jfve-
d. experience the language in different situations K. cvi¯úwiK †`vlv‡ivc L. cjvqbciZv
mwVK DËi c Z_¨/e¨vL¨v M. `vwqZ¡wegyL bv nIqv N. ¯^‡`k‡cÖg
18. What do you understand by ‘Communicative mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
Competence’? 25. Dc‡ii KweZvs‡k Avgv‡`i KZ©e¨ m¤ú‡K¨ AšÍwb©wnZ
a. The ability to use language. wb‡`©kwU Kx?
b. The ability to communicate in different situation K. cvIbv Av`v‡q m‡PZb nIqv
c. The ability to develop communication in a L. m¤¢ve¨ ÿwZi gy‡LvgywL `uvov‡bv
M. †`‡ki mKj FY cwi‡kva Kiv
second language. N. cÖjq †`L‡jB cvwj‡q euvPv
d. All of them
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi b Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
26. ga¨hy‡Mi evsjv mvwn‡Z¨I cÖ_g wb`k©b-
19. ‘Competent’ means- K. kÖxK…òKxZ©b L. PÐxg½j
a. Do something b. Elaborate M. Ph©vc` N. P›`ªveZxi ivgvqY
c. Having the necessary skill mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
d. Accusation
27. ÔKweiÄbÕ Kvi Dcvax?
mwVK DËi c Z_¨/e¨vL¨v K. `vkiw_ ivq L. we`¨vcwZ
20. ‘Explicit’ learning is- M. ivgcÖmv` †mb N. Kvwj`vm
a. Technical method of language learning mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
b. Expensive learning 28. ew¼gP›`ª P‡Ævcva¨v‡qi cÖ_g cÖKvwkZ MÖš’wU-
c. Clear and detailed learning K. Dcb¨vm L. Bs‡iwR Dcb¨vm
d. None of them M. cÖeÜ cyw¯ÍKv N. KweZv cyw¯ÍKv
mwVK DËi c Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
welq wfwËK: 40 29. iex›`ªbv_ VvKz‡ii cÖKvwkZ †kl Kve¨ †KvbwU?
wb‡Pi KweZvskwU cvV Ki Ges 21 †_‡K 25 bs cÖ‡kœi DËi K. ‡kl †jLv L. †ivMkh¨vq
`vI: M. Av‡ivM¨ N. •eKvjx
Avwg Rvwb GB aÿs‡mi `vqfv‡M mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
Avgiv `y-R‡b mgvb Askx`vi; 30. ÔAvgvi nv‡ZB wbjvg Avgvi/ wbf©iZvi Pvwe;/ Zzwg Avgvi
Ac‡i cvIbv Av`vq K‡i‡Q Av‡M, AvKvk †_‡K/ mivI †Zvgvi Qvqv/ Zzwg evOjv Qv‡ov|Õ-
Avgv‡`i Õc‡I †`bv †kvaevi fvi| cOw³wU Kvi iPbv?
ZvB Amn¨ jv‡M I-AvZ¥iwZ| K. kvgmyi ingvb L. nvmvb nvwdRyi ingvb
AÜ n‡j wK cÖjq eÜ _v‡K? M. wbg©‡j›`y ¸Y N. wmKvb&`vi Avey Rvdi
21. cÖ`Ë DÏxc‡Ki Abyiƒc Q‡›` iwPZ wb‡Pi †Kvb cOw³wU? mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
K. Avgv‡`i †QvU b`x P‡j euv‡K euv‡K
L. gy‡LvgywL `uvovevi GB‡Zv mgq 31. Rxebvb›` `v‡ki Dcb¨vm †KvbwU?
M. myjZv Rv‡b, myjZv Rv‡b fv‡jv K. mvZwU Zvivi wZwgi L. a~mi cvÐwjwc
N. eb¨ ïKi Luy‡R cv‡e wcÖq Kv`v M. gvj¨evb N. gnvc„w_ex
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v

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32. KvRx bRiæj Bmjvg †mbvevwnbx‡Z KZ mv‡j Ges †Kv_vq 42. ÔKPzKvUvÕ kãwU †Kvb mgv‡mi D`vniY?
†hvM`vb K‡ib? K. iƒcK Kg©aviq L. Dcgvb Kg©aviq
K. 1916 mv‡j, ivIqvjwcwÛ L. 1918 mv‡j, PÆMÖvg M. wØZxq Zrcyiæl N. ga¨c`‡jvcx Kg©aviq
M. 1922 mv‡j, †ejywP¯Ívb N. 1917 mv‡j, KivwP mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
43. ‡Kvb evK¨ms‡KvPbwU eyj?
33. evsjv beel© †K cÖPjb K‡ib? K. g‡b hvi Rb¥- g„b¥q L. wms‡ni Pvov- K…wË
K. Bwjqvm kvn L. weRq †mb M. whwb mewKQzB Rv‡bb- we‡klÁ
M. jÿY †mb N. AvKei N. me¸‡jvB fzj
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
34. KvšÍRx gw›`i †Kv_vq Aew¯’Z?
K. w`bvRcyi L. †kicyi 44. wb‡Pi †Kvb mgwóevPK kã‡hvM ï× bq?
M. wc‡ivRcyi N. iscyi K. cv`c‡kÖYx L. eªwZm•N
M. eÜzei N. weøb¥Ðjx
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
35. Mv‡iv RvwZmËv g~jZ-
K. gvZ…Zvwš¿K L. wcZ…Zvwš¿K 45. wb‡Pi evK¨¸‡jvi wb¤œ‡iL k㸇jvi g‡a¨ me©bvg c‡`i
M. †KvbwUB bq N. DfqB wVK D`vniY †KvbwU?
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v K. nvwiivg eveyi `yB cyÎB we×vb|
L. ‡Ljvq nvi-wRZ Av‡QB|
36. G eQi evsjv‡`‡ki †Kvb L¨vwZgvb wPÎwkíxi Rb¥kZel©? M. evRv‡i hv”Q GKUv B‡q G‡bv;
K. Gm Gg myjZvb L. Kvgiæj nvmvb N. eY©gvjvq eY©¸‡jv D”PviY¯’vb Abyhvqx web¨v¯Í|
M. Rqbyj Av‡e`xb N. mwdDwÏb Avn‡g`
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
46. ‡Kvb wecixZ kãhyMj ï×?
37. Ô`¨ jv÷ mvcviÕ- Gi ¯ªóv †K? K. A_©x- Ab_©x L. Db¥yL- cwZZ
K. f¨vb MuM L. ivdv‡qj M. D`¨wZ-weiwZ N. †KvbwUB bq
M. wjIbv‡`©v `¨v wfw N. cve‡jv wcKv‡mv
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
47. ‡Kvb ¸‡”Qi k㸇jv mgv_©K kã?
38. weL¨vZ wkíx gvbœv ‡`-i cÖK…Z bvg wK? K. Ak¦, evn, evwR, •mÜe, giæ`ª_
K. cÖfvZKzgvi †` L. cÖ‡evaP›`ª †` L. B›`y, `xwßgvb, PgwKZ, evjvK©, evme
M. cÖ‡evaP›`ª `Ë N. cÖZzjKzgvi †` M. Ab½, dzjki, g‡bvR, dzjaby, gbwmR
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v N. me¸‡jvB mgv_©K
39. ÔRvMÖZ †P․i½xÕ fv¯‥‡h©i fv¯‥i †K? mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
K. wbZzb KzÛy L. nvwg`yi ingvb 48. ‡Kvb evK¨wU‡Z wbZ¨e„Ë AZxZKvj e¨eüZ n‡q‡Q?
M. Avãyi iv¾vK N. b‡fiv Avn‡g` K. Gÿ‡Y Rvwbjvg- Kzgy‡g KxU Av‡Q|
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v L. nqZ ‡mw`b e„wó n‡qwQj|
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K. cÖMwZ L. cÖ‡Póv M. cÖg~Z© N. cÖZvc N. †KvbwUB bq|
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
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hyM-Rb‡gi eÜy Avgvi Auvavi N‡ii Av‡jv K. myiÄbv, IBLv‡b ‡hI bv‡Kv Zzwg|
mevB †gv‡i Qvo‡Z cv‡i eÜz hviv Av‡Q,
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-KweZvskwUi mvigg© wn‡m‡e †Kvb e³e¨wU wbKUZg? M. GLv‡b e‡mv|
K. wb›`y‡Ki mgv‡jvPbvB gvbyl‡K Rxe‡bi fzj c`‡ÿc N. Zzwg GLv‡b G‡j Avwg hve|
†_‡K weiZ iv‡L| mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
L. wb›`yK mgv‡jvPbv K‡i e‡j gvby‡li Rxeb GZ A_©en
n‡q I‡V 50. ‡KvbwU gnvKve¨ bq?
M. wb›`y‡Ki mgv‡jvPbvB gvby‡li Rxeb c‡_i cÖavb Aby‡cÖiYv K. cÖvivWvDm j÷ L. CwbW
N. wb›`yKB Avgv‡`i mvivRxeb‡K eÜzi gZ wbqš¿Y K‡i| M. d¬¨I `y¨ gvj N. gnvfviZ
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
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51. The Old man and the Sea MÖ‡š’i iPwqZv †K?
K. Zj‡¯Ívq
M. Av‡b©÷ †nwgsI‡q
L. g¨vw·g †MvwK©
N. DBwjqvg dKbvi
Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq
Kjv I gvbweK Abyl`
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v ÔCÕ BDwbU SET CODE: 2
52. The Second Sex MÖ‡š’i †jLK †K? fwZ© cixÿv 2013-2014
K. AiæÜZx ivq L. wmjwfqv cøv_
M. wm‡gvb `¨ e¨‡fqvi N. ûgvqyb AvRv`
1. evsjv‡`k †eZv‡ii c~e© bvg wK?
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v K. evsjv‡`k †iwWI L. †iwWI evsjv‡`k
53. 2013 mv‡j mvwn‡Z¨ †bv‡ej cyi¯‥vi AR©bKvix A¨vwjm M. †eZvi evsjv‡`k N. †KvbwUB bq
gvb‡iv- †K ejv nq- mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
K. Bsj¨v‡Ûi †gvcvmuv L. KvbvWvi †PLf 2. XvKvq ÔGwewm †iwWIÕ- Gi wd«‡Kv‡qwÝ KZ?
M. †gw·‡Kvi IÕ †nbwi N. BZvwji A¨vjvb †cv K. 89.6 L. 88.4 M. 88.0 N. 89.2
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
54. ÕcqRviÕ k‡ãi A_© wK? 3. gyw³hy×wfwËK c~Y©‣`N©¨ Pjw”PÎ †KvbwU?
K. cÖ¯Íve L. RyZv M. QvZv N. gv`yi K. wPrKvi L. ûwjqv M. AvMvgx N. gyw³i K_v
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
55. BwZnvm weL¨vZ †mbvbvqK BLwZqvi DwÏb gyn¤§` web 4. Ô‡LjvNiÕ Pjw”P‡Îi cwiPvjK †K?
eLwZqvi wLjwR †Kvb †`‡ki bvMwiK wQ‡jb? K. Zv‡iK gvmy` L. †Z․wKi Avn‡g`
K. cvwK¯Ívb L. Zzi¯‥ M. AvdMvwb¯Ívb N. fviZ M. Lvb AvZvDi ingvb N. †gvi‡k`yj Bmjvg
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
56. ‡g‡qi we‡qi mgq †M․ixk¼i KZ UvKv bM` w`‡qwQ‡jb? 5. evsjv‡`k f~-LÐ †_‡K cÖKvwkZ cÖ_g msev`cÎ †KvbwU?
K. 20 nvRvi L. 15 nvRvi M. 10 nvRvi N. 5 nvRvi K. XvKv cÖKvk L. †e½j †M‡RU
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v M. iscyi evZ©ven N. w`M`k©b
57. ÔKv‡jv-‡Kk †g‡Ni m‡qi g‡ZvÕ- c‡ii AskwU Kx? mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
K. m‡ive‡ii AZ‡ji g‡Zv L. wegy» †e`bvi kvwšÍ 6. ‡`‡k jvB‡mÝ cvIqv †emiKvwi †Uwjwfkb P¨v‡b‡ji msL¨v
M. wm³ bxjv¤^ix N. cyjwKZ m”QjZv KZwU?
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v K. 28wU L. 36wU
58. Ô..... ivM nB‡Z jvwMj|Õ k~b¨¯’v‡b Kx em‡e? M. 26wU N. 40wU
K. k¦ï‡ii Dci cÖkœwU cwieZ©bkxj, mv¤úªwZK Z_¨ †`Lyb
L. k¦ï‡ii gwb‡ei Dci 7. evsjv mvwn‡Z¨ M`¨ixwZi cÖPj‡b †Kvb cwÎKvi Ae`vb †ewk?
M. k¦ï‡ii Ges Zvunvi gwb‡ei Dci K. K‡jøvj L. meyRcÎ
N. k¦ï‡ii Ges Zvunvi eÜz ebgvjxi Dci M. Kvwj I Kjg N. w`M`k©b
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
59. Ô‣ggbwmsn MxwZKvÕi cÖavb msMÖvnK †K? 8. ÔSzgv ‡cÖmÕ †Kvb †`‡ki msev` ms¯’v?
K. Avãyj Kwig mvwnZ¨wekvi` K. d«vÝ L. fviZ
L. `wÿYviÄb wgÎ gRyg`vi M. hy³ivóª N. †bcvj
M. `x‡bkP›`ª †mb mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
N. P›`ªKygvi †` 9. ‡Kvb cwÎKvq ÔIqvUvi †MUÕ †K‡j½vwii msev` cÖ_g
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v cÖKvwkZ nq?
60. we`ylx Lbv †Kvb A‡ji Awaevmx e‡j RbkÖæwZ Av‡Q? K. wbDBqK© UvBgm L. IqvwksUb †cvó
K. Dwol¨v L. wÎcyiv M. Iqvj w÷ªU Rvb©vj N. wkKv‡Mv wUªweDb
M. gywk©`vev` N. KY©vUK mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 10. ÔAvR Ges AvMvgxiÕ †Kvb †Uwjwfkb P¨v‡b‡ji ‡¯øvMvb?
K. AviwUwf L. mgq wUwf
M. GwUGb evsjv N. GbwUwf
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cÖwZØ›ØxZvq wbe©vwPZ nq? M. kvwšÍi ms¯‥…wZ N. kvwšÍ I †m․nv`©¨
K. RqcyinvU L. bxjdvgvix
M. gywÝMÄ N. bv‡Uvi mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 22. fvi‡Zi ÔAvg Av`wg cvwU©Õ K‡e cÖwZwôZ nq?
K. 22 Ryb 2013 L. 26 b‡f¤^i, 2012
12. m`¨ cÖqvZ wkíx Lv‡j` Lvb AwfbxZ bvUK bq †KvbwU? M. 28 †g, 2012 N. 24 A‡±vei, 2013
K. iƒcbMi L. †jvnvi Pzwo
M. mKvj-mܨv N. †mBme w`bivwÎ mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 23. evsjv‡`‡ki †Kvb b`xi DRv‡b fviZ dviv°v euva wbg©vY K‡i‡Q?
K. cÙv L. †gNbv
13. m¤úªwZ nvBcimwbK Rw½ wegv‡bi mdj cixÿv Pvjvq †Kvb M. hgybv N. M½v
†`k?
K. hy³ivóª L. Rvcvb mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
M. Pxb N. ivwkqv 24. mZx`vn cÖ_v iwnZKiY AvBb cvm K‡ib †K?
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v K. Ck¦iP›`ª we`¨vmvMi L. jW© KY©Iqvwjm
M. ivRv ivg‡gvnb ivq N. jW© †ew›U¼
14. 1952 mv‡ji 21 †deªæqvwi w`bwU wQj dvêyb gv‡mi-
K. 8 ZvwiL L. 4 ZvwiL mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
M. 12 ZvwiL N. 16 ZvwiL 25. we‡k¦i RxweZ me‡P‡q †ewk eqmx †U÷ wµ‡KUvi †K?
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v K. †iM wm¤úmb L. wjÛ‡m Uv‡KU
M. big¨vb MW©b N. MW©b wMÖwbP
15. evsjv‡`k Iqvb‡W wµ‡K‡Ui kZZg g¨v‡P †Kvb †`k‡K
civwRZ K‡i? mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
K. cvwK¯Ívb L. fviZ 26. ‡KvbwU wkívPvh© Rqbyj Av‡ew`‡bi wPÎKg© bq?
M. wR¤^vey‡q N. wbDwRj¨vÛ K. `ytmn Rxeb L. msMÖvg
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v M. bevbœ N. Mv‡qi eay
16. evsjv‡`‡ki cÖvK…wZK M¨vm †Kv_vq me‡P‡q ‡ewk e¨eüZ mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
nq? 27. ÔeB‡gjv-2014Õ Kv‡K DrmM© Kiv nq?
K. hvbevn‡bi R¡vjvwb L. emZ evwo‡Z K. knx` ‡mvnivIqv`©x L. knx` eiKZ
M. we`y¨r Drcv`‡b N. mvi KviLvbvq M. wePvicwZ nvweeyi ingvb N. ûgvqyb Avn‡g`
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
17. evsjv‡`‡ki msweavb M„nxZ nIqvi mgq ivóªcwZ †K 28. evsjv‡`k †Uwjwfk‡bi myeY©RqšÍx †Kvb w`b?
wQ‡jb? K. 25 wW‡m¤^i, 2013 L. 12 wW‡m¤^i 2013
K. ‡gvnv¤§` Djøvn L. wePvicwZ Avey mvC` †P․ayix M. 14 wW‡m¤^i, 2013 N. 26 wW‡m¤^i, 2013
M. †kL gywReyi ingvb N. wePvicwZ AvnmvbDÏxb mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 29. evsjv‡`‡k •Zwi hy×RvnvR nq †KvbwU?
18. evsjv‡`‡ki m‡e©v”P ivóªxq cyi¯‥vi †KvbwU? K. Aciv‡Rq L. weGbGm cÙv
K. GKz‡k c`K L. ¯^vaxbZv c`K M. AZ›`ª cÖnix N. weGbGm myigv
M. evsjv GKv‡Wwg cyi¯‥vi N. cÖavbgš¿xi RvZxq cyi¯‥vi mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 30. Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq w`em †KvbwU?
K. 12 Rvbyqvwi L. 5 Rvbyqvwi
19. `yB UvKvi †bv‡U ¯^vÿi _v‡K-
M. 2 Rvbyqvwi N. 18 Rvbyqvwi
K. A_©gš¿xi L. Mfb©‡ii
M. ivóªcwZi N. A_©mwP‡ei mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
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20. wfUvwgb ÔGÕ me‡P‡q ‡ewk cvIqv hvq- Aby‡”Q‡` i‡q‡Q?
K. MvR‡i L. †cu‡c‡Z K. 25 Aby‡”Q‡` L. 47 Aby‡”Q‡`
M. Kjvq N. cvKv Av‡g M. 30 Aby‡”Q‡` N. 70 Aby‡”Q‡`
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32. evsjv‡`‡k cÂevwl©Kx cwiKíbv cÖYqb K‡i ‡Kvb ms¯’v? 41. Choose the correct sentence.
K. cwiKíbv Kwgkb L. RvZxq ivR¯^ a. BNP and Awami League had either been in
M. A_© gš¿vYjq N. gwš¿cwil` gš¿Yvjq power or the leading poorsition party since 1991
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v b. BNP and Awami League had either been in power
33. ÔMvwo P‡j bv P‡j bv †iÕ MvbwUi iPwqZv †K? or been the leading opposition party since 1991
K. evà gRyg`vi L. mÄxe †P․ayix c. BNP and Awami League had either been in power
M. nvQb ivR N. kvn Avãyj Kwig or was the leading opposition party since 1991
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v d. BNP and Awami League had either been in
34. RvZxq ¯§„wZ‡m․‡ai KqwU †K․wYK ¯Íi i‡q‡Q? power or were the leading opposition since 1991
K. 9wU L. 8wU mwVK DËi b Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
M. 7wU N. 11wU 42. ''Better three hours too soon than a minute
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v too late'' was said by-
35. ‡bjmb g¨v‡Ûjv‡K Ôgvw`evÕ bvgwU †`q- a. William Shakespeare
K. evev L. †MvÎ b. William Wordswort
c. O henry d. Edgar Allan Poe
M. gv N. wkÿK
mwVK DËi a Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
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Read the passage and answer the questions 43-45:
English Evidence of the rise of Mahayana Buddhism in
36. Choose the correct spelling- Bengal form the 7th century onwards, Somapura
a. Millenium b. Milennium Mahavira, or until the 12th century. It influenced
c. Milleniuam d. Millennium Buddhist aechitecture as far away as Cambodia.
mwVK DËi d Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Located in Naogaon, the heartland of ancient
‘Varendra’, close to the village of Paharpur the
37. The synonym of ‘Courteous’ is-
extensive wreckage of the Buddhist monastic
a. Polite b. Curious
complex are the most spectacular and important
c. Bravo d. Talented
pre-Islamic monumentin Bangladesh. The
mwVK DËi a Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
monastery can be decribed as a large quadrangle
38. She stood ---- the window and looked ---- measuring approximately 920 feet, with the
dully ----a grey cat walking a grey fence in a main entrance, an elaborate structure, on the
grey backyard. northen side. Epigraphic records testify that the
a. near, at, to b. out, through, for cultural and religious life ofthis great Vihara,
c. by, out, at d. at, for, of were closely linked with the contemporary
mwVK DËi c Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Budhist centres of fame and history at Bohdgaya
39. Yet there is time to mend the thing. Here, and Nalanda, many Buddhist treatises were
yet is- completed at Paharpur, a centre were the
Vajrayana trend of Mahayana Buddhism was
a. Preposition b. adverb
Practiced. Paharpur is the most spectacular and
c. adjective d. interjection
magnificent monument in Bangladesh and the
mwVK DËi b Z_¨/e¨vL¨v second largest single Buddhist monastery on
40. Choose the correct sentence. south of the Himalays.
a. Take your shoes off the bed 43. Which title suits the passage most?
a. A tale of Buddhist Vihara at Paharpur
b. Take your shoes off the bed
b. Ruins of Buddhist Vihara at Paharpur
c. Take your shoes off by the bed c. A brief synthesis of Buddist Vihara at Paharpur
d. Take your shoes of near the bed d.Architecture of Buddhist Vihara at Paharpur
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44. According to the passage, which statement 50. ÔR½gÕ k‡ãi AvwfavwbK A_© wK?
is true? K. R½‡ji AwacwZ L. R•Nvi Ask
M. cÖ vYwewkó N. wgjb‡gjv
a. Paharpur is the 2nd largest Buddhist
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
monastery in Asia
51. Ô‡K nvq ü`q Luy‡o †e`bv RvMv‡Z fv‡jvev‡m!Õ- Gi wbLuyZ
b. Paharpur is the 2nd largest Buddhist mvwnwZ¨K Abyev` †KvbwU?
monastery on south of the Himalayas a. Who wants to create pain by digging heart?
nd
c. Paharpur is the 2 largest single Buddhist b. Who wants to stir up pain by digging heart?
monastery in south-east-Asia c. Who wants to board pain by digging heart?
nd d. Who wants bag pain by digging heart?
d. Paharpur is the 2 largest Buddhist
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
monastery in the Himalayas
52. wb‡Pi †Kvb evK¨wU mwVK bq?
mwVK DËi b Z_¨/e¨vL¨v K. `x‡bi KvR Ki, mIqv cv‡e
45. According the passage, the design of the L. Avgv w`bKvj fv‡jv hv‡”Q bv
monastery is like- M. ‡Zvgvi •`b¨ Avgvq nZvk K‡i‡Q
N. DcwiD³ †KvbwUB bq
a. a square b. a semi rectangle mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
c. a polygon
53. iex›`ªbv_ VvKzi- Gi Dcb¨v‡mi mwVK †Rvo †KvbwU?
d. A combination of rectangle and polygon K. PZzi½, Pvi‡ejv
mwVK DËi b Z_¨/e¨vL¨v L. Pvi‡ejv, gvbmx
M. †k‡li KweZv, KvcvjKzÐjv
evsjv N. †Mviv, PZzi½
46. wb‡Pi †Kvb evbvb¸”Q mwVK bq? mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
K. b~¨bZg, c`we L. `~iexb, `~Zvevm 54. Avj gvngy`- Gi Kve¨MÖš’ †KvbwU?
M. `~M©v, •`b¨ N. wccxwjKv, djcÖm~ K. Kv‡ji Kjm
L. †jvK †jvKvšÍi
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v M. cvb‡K․woi i³
47. wb‡Pi †Kvb cÖ‡qvMwU mwVK bq? N. gvqvex c`©v `y‡j I‡Vv
K. †kÖwYKÿ Avgv‡`i wcÖq RvqMv mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
L. KvR †bB, djkÖæwZ‡Z evwo P‡j Gjvg 55. wb‡Pi †Kvb evbvb¸”Q mwVK?
M. evwo ‡divi c_ memgq my›`i, ZvB bv? K. wefxwlKv, aviYv, f~Zc~e©, aib
N. gv Avgvi wcÖq gvbyl, evev Av`k© L. wewflxKv, aviYv, f~Zc~e©, aib
M. wefxwmKv, aviYv, fzZc~e©, aib
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v N. wefxwlKv, aviYv, fzZc~e©, aiY
48. Awfav‡b wb‡Pi †Kvb kãµg¸‡jv mwVK? mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
K. K…ò, •KeZ©, KxZ©b, †ÿ․iKvi
L. KxZ©b, K…ò, †ÿ․iKvi, ‣KeZ©
M. KxZ©b, K…ò, •KeZ©, †ÿ․iKvi
N. K…ò, KxZ©b, •KeZ©, †ÿ․iKvi
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
49. wb‡Pi †Kvb DËiwU mwVK?
K. Rxebvb›` `vk ewikv‡j g„Zz¨eiY K‡ib
L. mvZwU Zvivi wZwgi Rxebvb›` `v‡ki cÖ_g Kve¨MÖš’
M. Kb¨vKzgvix `vk Rxebvb›` `v‡ki gv‡qi bvg
N. Rxebvb›` `vk ¯¿x jveY¨ `vk
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10. Ôgy»‡evas e¨vKiYg&Õ MÖš’wUi iPwqZv †K?
Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq K. ivg‡gvnb ivq
M. †evc‡`e †Mv¯^vgx
L. nicÖvm` kv¯¿x
N. ivR‡kLi emy
Kjv I gvbweK Abyl`
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ÔCÕ BDwbU SET CODE: 7
fwZ© cixÿv 2012-2013 English: 10
Read the passage and answer question 11-17:
evsjv We spoke Gikuyu as we worked in the fields. We
1. Ôbv P¤úK, bv i³, bv †k¦ZcÙ‡KviK|Õ- GLv‡b ÔP¤úKÕ spoke Gikuyu in and outside the home. I can
kãwUi A_©- vividly recall those evenings of storytelling
K. ïK¬c‡ÿi Puv` L. dzj we‡kl around the fireside. It was mostly the grown-ups
M. †k¦Z k•L N. Aj¼vi we‡kl telling the children but everybody was interested
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v and involved. We children who worked re-tell
2. Zrmg cÖZ¨q‡hv‡M MwVZ k㸔Q †KvbwU? the stories the following day to other children
K. e¨vOvwP, •kke L. KviK, evnZv who worked in the fields picking the pyrethrum
M. _vjv, weweqvbv N. †K․Z~nj, bexb flowers, tea-leaves or coffee beans of our
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v European and African landlords. The stories, with
3. wb‡¤œi †Kvb evK¨wU‡Z AbymM© Ae¨‡qi cÖ‡qvM Av‡Q? mostly animals as the main characters, were all
K. wQt Gfv‡e K_v e‡j bv told in Gikuyu. Hare, being small, weak but full of
L. †Zvgv‡K w`‡q KvR Kiv‡bv hv‡e bv innovative wit and cunning, was our hero. We
M. g‡š¿i mvab wKsev kixi cvZb indemnified with him as he struggled against the
N. ac& K‡i c‡o †Mivg!
brutes of prey like lion, leopard, and hyena. His
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v victories was our victories and we learnt that the
4. ‘Trilogy’- Gi cwifvlv wK? apparently weak victories was our victories and
K. Îqx L. wÎfzeb Rqx we learnt that the apparently weak can outwit
M. wÎbqb N. wMÖK cyiv‡Yi PwiÎ the strong. We followed the animals in their
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v struggle against hostile nature-drought, rain,
5. mwÜwe‡”Q` Ki: wbixÿY sun, windÍa confrontation often them to search
K. wbt+CÿY L. wbwi+BÿY for forms of co-operation.
M.wbi+CÿY N.wbixÿv+AY 11. The word ‘vivid’ means-
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v a. clear b. dull
6. RR© evbvW© kÕi bvUK †KvbwU? c. unexciting d. tedious
K. I‡qwUs di M‡Wv L. eøvW I‡qwWs mwVK DËi a Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
M. †W_ Ae G †mjm g¨vb N. g¨vb A¨vÛ mycvig¨vb
12. The word ‘groin-up’ means-
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
a. teenager b. full-grown
7. Ôe½fvlvÕ KweZvi AšÍ¨wgjweb¨vm †KvbwU? c. adolescent d. youngster
K. LMLN L. KLMN
M. KLL N. KNLM mwVK DËi b Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 13. In the passage, the author concentrates on ---
8. bvU‡Ki wZb H‡K¨i g‡a¨ AšÍf©~³ bq †KvbwU? a. learning process b. story telling
K. ¯’v‡bi HK¨ L. mg‡qi HK¨ c. hostility of nature d. cultural activities
M. Pwi‡Îi HK¨ N. NUbvi HK¨ mwVK DËi b Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 14. In what sense does the author use the word
9. Ô‡mvbvi ZixÕ KweZvwU †Kvb Q‡›` ‡jLv? ‘outwit’?
K. ¯^ie„Ì L. gvÎve„Ë a. favorable b. sympathetic
M. Aÿie„Ë N. AwgÎvÿi c. outmaneuver d. encouraging
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15. Find out the synonym of confrontation: e„wó bv‡g, hLb Kv‡jv w`M‡šÍi Mf© †f` K‡i m~‡h©i DÌvb N‡U
a. clam b. tranquil c. peace d. conflict ZLb †hb Avgvi wbðj Rxe‡biI cybiæ¾xeb N‡U| 9. Avwg
mwVK DËi d Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Mvwj‡ei MRj ïwb, gv‡›Uvi Mí cwo, g‡b g‡b jvj‡bi c`
AvIovB| 10. K_vi mgy‡`ª muvZiv‡Z PvB‡j Avwg Dcb¨v‡m †PvL
16. Find out the antonym of ‘hostile’: ivwL| 11. Avgv‡K c_ †`Lvb Zj¯Íq| 12. gvby‡li cvc I c~Y¨,
a. unfriendly b. aggressive Av‡jv I AÜKvi, cZb I DËiY GB me wgwj‡q Rxe‡bi GK
c. unsympathetic d. favorable RwUj mvgwMÖKZvi †`Lv †g‡j| 13. KL‡bvev cyi‡bvi AvKl©‡Y
mwVK DËi d Z_¨/e¨vL¨v †PvL ivwL HwZwn¨K f~wgR AvL¨v‡b| 14. K_vmwirmvMi ev
RvZ‡Ki c„ôvq wbišÍi †eu‡P _vKevi, gvbweK weKv‡ki BwZnvm
17. The passage is an example of cvV Kwi| 15. GLb †mB Kwei g‡Zv K‡i ej‡Z cvwi, ÔKweZv
a. Memoir b. Comic Essay I Rxeb GKB wRwb‡miB `yB iKg Drmvij|Õ 16. AvR wek¦vm
c. Satiric prose d. Formal Essay Ki, mg¯Í b›`bfzeb †Zv gvby‡liB Kvievi|
mwVK DËi c Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 21. DwjøwLZ Aby‡”Q‡` wb‡¤œi †Kvb welq‡K cÖvavb¨ †`qv
n‡q‡Q?
18. An epic poem
K. wk‡íi BwZevPKZv L. wkívbyf~wZ
a. is a poem used to express personal feelings M. wkí`k©b N. imv¯^v`b
b. is a lengthy narrative poem containing mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
details of heroic deeds
22. ÔgvgywjÕ kãwU †Kvb fvlv †_‡K evsjvq G‡m‡Q?
c. is a poem used to express powerful emotion
K. dviwm L. †`wk M. Aviwe N. D`©y
d. is a mournful, melancholic poem, especially a
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
funeral song or a lament for the dead.
23. ÔnZvk¦vmÕ kãwUi mwÜwe‡”Q`:
mwVK DËi b Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
K. nZ+k¦vm L. nZt+Avk¦vm
19. Who was the author the famous novel M. nZt+k¦vm N. nZ+Avk¦vm
‘David Copperfield’? mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
a. Henry Fielding b. Jonathon Swift 24. b›`bZË¡ welqK ZvwË¡K Av‡jvPbvi †ÿ·K wb‡¤œi †Kvb
c. Ernest Hemingway d. Charles Dickens kãwU Øviv wb‡`©k Kiv nq?
mwVK DËi d Z_¨/e¨vL¨v K. Literature L. Aesthetics
20. Capitalism is- M. Linguistics N. Atheism
a. a theosophical term b. a set of relationship mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
b. an economic system that is based on 25. A¨v‡jb wMÝev‡M©i weL¨vZ †jLv-
private ownership of the means of K. Howl L. The Crow
production M. Cantos N. The Prelude
c. a set of relationship between the metro mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
pole and the colony 26. ‡g`yi kãwUi A_© Kx?
d. an economic system characterized by K. Kv‡jv L. a~mi M. w¯œ» N. DošÍ
social ownership of the means of production mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi b Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 27. Aby‡”Q‡`i KZ-msL¨K evK¨‡K GKwU myfvwlZ Dw³ wn‡m‡e
welqwfwËK: 40 wb‡`©k Kiv hvq?
K. 7 L. 8 M. 10 N. 12
Aby‡”Q`wU c‡o 21-45 msL¨K cÖ‡kœi DËi `vI:
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
1. Avwg G‡Kev‡iB gvgywj gvbyl, miKvwi e¨v‡Ki PvKz‡i| 2.
Mfxi nZvk¦v‡m fvO‡Z fvO‡Z cÖ_g Zviæ‡Y¨ cÖvq wbt‡kl n‡q 28. Mvwje †Kvb fvlvi Kwe?
c‡owQjvg GKevi| 3. ZLbB wk‡íi m‡½ mvÿvr| 4. K. D`©y L. dviwm M. wnw›` N. ¸RivwU
b›`b‡jv‡Ki Avnÿv‡b mvov w`‡q wbtmskqfv‡e Avei Rxe‡b mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
cÖ‡ek K‡iwQ| 5. ‡k·wcqi e‡jwQ‡jb, Rxeb GK Pjgvb Qvqv; 29. Aby‡”Q‡` ewY©Z gv‡›`v n‡jb-
A¨v‡j wMÝevM© †Zv wPrKv‡i cÖwZ‡iv‡a †ÿv‡f-nZvkvq fzeb K. mv`Z Avjx gv‡›Uv L. mw`Djøvn gv‡›Uv
cøvweZ K‡i KweZv‡K Qwo‡q w`‡qwQ‡jb| 6. wKš‘ †klvewa wd‡i M. mv`vZ nvmvb gv‡›Uv N. mv`Z AvL›` gv‡›Uv
G‡mwQ‡jb cÖvK…Z Rxe‡biB Kv‡Q| 7. wkíKjv Avgvi AvkÖq,
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
m½xZ Avgvi AvZ¥vi D”PviY| 8. hLb †gN †g`yi el©vq SgSg

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30. KvjMZ ci¤úivq jvjb †Kvb kZ‡Ki gvbyl? 41. wPÎK‡íi Rb¨ evsjv fvlvi we‡kl Av‡jvwPZ Kwe-
K. †lvj-m‡Zi L. m‡Zi-AvVvi K. myfvl gy‡Lvcva¨vq L. myKvšÍ fÆvPvh©
M. AvVvi-Dwbk N. Dwbk-wek M. weòz †` N. Rxebvb›` `vk
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
31. Ôb›`b‡jvKÕ ej‡Z GLv‡b †evSv‡bv n‡q‡Q- 42. wØiæ³evPK aŸb¨vZ¥K k‡ãi D`vniY Av‡Q Aby‡”Q‡`i †Kvb
K. wkí mvwnZ¨ L. b›`bZË¡ evK¨wU‡Z?
M. Kve¨kv¯¿ N. wPÎKjv K. 8 bs L. 9 bs M. 2 bs N. 12 bs
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
32. K_v mwir mvMi wK? 43. Ôb›`bÕ kãwUi AvwfavwbK A_© wK?
K. cÖvPxb ms¯‥…Z MíKvwnbx msMÖn K. cyÎ L. bZzb M. Kvbi N. cÖvPxb
L. cÖvPxb-MxwZ KweZvi msKjb mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
M. cÖvPxb evsjvi M‡`¨i msMÖn
44. wMÝev‡M©i †jLv Ô‡m‡c‡U¤^i Ab h‡kvi †ivWÕ KweZvwU‡K Mvb
N. cÖvPxb cvwj KweZvi msKjb
wn‡m‡e †M‡q‡Qb-
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v K. ¯^vMZvjÿx L. ïfwgZv e¨vbvwR©
33. RvZK g~jZ- M. †jvcvgy`ªv wgÎ N. †g․mygx †f․wgK
K. RvwZwe‡Øl we‡ivax MÖš’ mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
L. ey‡×i Rb¥všÍi welqK Mí
M. gnvex‡ii RxebL¨vb N. †e․× wÎwcUK 45. ÔcÖ_g ZviæY¨Õ- GLv‡b ÔcÖ_gÕ kãwU GKwU
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v K. AskevPK L. msL¨vevPK
M. wµqv we‡klY N. µgevPK we‡klY
34. ÔKweZv I Rxeb GKB iKg wRwb‡mi `yB iKg DrmviY|Õ mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
K_vwU Kvi?
K. iex›`ªbv_ VvKzi L. myax›`bv_ `Ë 46. ûgvq~b Avn‡g‡`i g„Zz¨i ZvwiL KZ?
M. Rxebvb›` `vk N. eyׇ`e emy K. 9 RyjvB L. 19 RyjvB M. 20 RyjvB N. 29 RyjvB
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
35. Zj¯Í‡qi Dcb¨vm †KvbwU? 47. my›`ig cwÎKvi m¤úv`K †K?
K. dv`vi wm‡qwM© L. Avbœv Kv‡iwbbv K. Avnmvb nvexe L. †KZKx Kzkvix WvBmb
M. Bfvb Bwj‡Pi g„Zz¨ N. †KvbwUB bq M. gy¯Ívdv b~iDj Bmjvg N. Avwe` AvRv`
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
36. Aby‡”Q‡` Dcb¨vm cÖm‡½ ÔK_vi mgy`ªÕ ej‡Z ‡evSv‡bv 48. PviæjZv †Kvb M‡íi Pjw”PÎvqb?
n‡q‡Q? K. iweevi L. j¨ve‡iUwi
K. Dcb¨v‡mi fvlv L. mvgwóK Rxeb M. bóbxo N. cqjv b¤^i
M. Dcb¨v‡mi cwimi N. Dcb¨v‡mi gg©evYx
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
49. Kvgiæj nvmv‡bi Qwe †KvbwU?
37. K_vmvwnZ¨ ej‡Z †evSvq-
K. gbcyiv L.wZb Kb¨v
K. Fiction L. Novel M. Av`myi N. msMÖvg
M. Autobiography N. Farce 50. Ômsm` evsjv AwfavbÕ †K msKjb K‡ib?
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v K. Áv‡b›`ª‡gvnb L. •k‡j›`ª wek¦vm
38. Ôf~wgRÕ kãwU- M. ivR‡kLi emy N. nwiPiY e‡›`¨vcva¨vq
K. mgvmwb®úbœ L. mwÜRvZ mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
M. cÖZ¨q mvwaZ N. DcmM© MwVZ
51. wb‡¤œi †Kvb ¸‡”Qi me¸‡jv k‡ãi evbvb ï×?
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
K. wefxwlKv, wcwcjxKv L. wewflY, cÖvwZw¤^K
39. Aby‡”Q‡`i †Kvb evK¨wU ¯^fv‡e wPÎKívkÖqx? M. wefxlb, cÖvwZ¤^xK N. wefxwlKv, wccxwjKv
K. 2 bs L. 3 bs M. 7 bs N. 8 bs
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
40. myfvwlZ Dw³i Rb¨ weL¨vZ †jLK- 52. ÔnèÕ hy³eY©wU fvO‡j cvIqv hvq
K. cÖg_ †P․ayix L. cÖg_bv_ wekx K. n+Y L. n+b
M. cÖg‡_k eo–qv N. †cÖ‡g›`ª wgÎ M. b+n N. Y+n
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v

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53. gyw³hy× welqK weL¨vZ MÖš’ The Rape of
Bangladesh- Gi †jLK †K? Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq
K. kwg©jv emy L. wZj‡ng †fb †m‡›`j Kjv I gvbweK Abyl`
M. A¨vš’wb g¨vmKvin¨vbm N. mvBgb wWªs ÔCÕ BDwbU SET CODE: 2
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54. ÔmwÂZvÕi cÖKvkKvj KZ?
K. 1928 L. 1932
1. ÔAvgv‡K mvnh¨ KiæbÕ- Kx A‡_© AbyÁv e¨envi Kiv n‡q‡Q?
M. 1936 N. 1941
K. Aby‡iva L. Av‡`k
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v M. cÖv_©bv N. Dc‡`k
55. KjKvZv wek¦we`¨vjq evsjv evbvb ms¯‥vi welqK D‡`¨vM mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
MÖnY K‡i‡Q KZ mv‡j?
2. ‡Kvb evbvbwU mwVK?
K. 1925 L. 1935
K. wki‡”Q` L. wki‡ñ`
M. 1945 N. 1955
M. wkit‡Q` N. wki‡Q`
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
56. ÔLÐ-Z(r)Õ welqK †Kvb eY©bvwU mwVK?
3. †Kvb ev‡K¨ wµqv mKg©K?
K. LÐ-Z GKwU ¯^Zš¿-¯^vaxb eY©
K. AvKv‡k Puv` D‡V‡Q
L. GwU Z-e‡Y©i nm-wPýhy³ iƒc‡f`
M. GwU GKwU civkÖqx eY© L. Pzc K‡i _vK
N. GKwUI mwVK bq M. AvKv‡ki Puv` †h gvwU‡Z G‡jv
N. wkïwU Kuv‡`
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
57. Ôgvqv Rv‡bb bv whwbÕ- Gi GKK_vq cÖKvk
K. `qvnxb L. AgvwqK 4. Ô`v-KzgovÕ evMavivwUi GKB A_© cÖKvk K‡i-
M. wb`©q N. Agl© K. †Pv‡Li evwj L. bqQq
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v M. †jdvdv `yišÍ N. AwnbKyj
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
GKvwaK kã‡K GKwU k‡ã cÖKvk Kiv‡K evK¨
ms‡KvPb ev GK K_vq cÖKvk e‡j| wKQz ¸iæZ¡c~Y© 5. Ôcyó- Gi wecixZv_©K kã-
GKK_vq cÖKvk- Ab¨Zg, RqšÍx, wRRxwelv, K…ZNœ, K. jNy L. ÿxY M. ¸ß N. eû
Abm~qv, cÖZ¨ÿ, AMÖcÐvr| mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
58. Ôb‡`i Puv`Õ evMavivi A_© wK? 6. Ôki‡Zi ci Av‡m emšÍÕ- GLv‡b ÔciÕ AbymM©wU Kx A_© cÖKvk K‡i?
K. mymg‡qi AvMš‘K L. my›`i A_P Ac`v_© e¨w³ K. `xN© weiwZ L. weiwZ
M. myLx gvbyl N. `vk©wbK fvevcbœ M. Aí weiwZ N. †KvbwUB bq
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
59. Awfav‡bi eY©bvbyµg Abyhvqx ‡Kvb k㸔Q mwVK web¨v¯Í? 7. wb‡Pi †Kvb evK¨wU ï×?
K. †¯ÍvÎ, ¯’cwZ, ¯’vei, •¯’h© L. ¯’cwZ, †¯ÍvÎ, ¯’vei, •¯’h© K. Zvi K_vq Avwg Acgvb njvg
M. †¯ÍvÎ, ¯’vei, •¯’h,© ¯’cwZ N. ¯’cwZ, †¯ÍvÎ, •¯’h©, ¯’vei
L. KbK‡b kx‡Z Vb&Vb& K‡i KvucwQ
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60. ÔKvbvB Zzwg †LBo †LjvI K¨v‡b/i‡½ iw½jv KvbvB/ Zzwg N. LyeB j¾v®‥i NUbv
†LBo †LjvI K¨v‡b|Õ MvbwU Kvi? mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
K. jvjb kvn L. nvQb ivRv
M. kvn Ave`yj Kwig N. DwKj gybwk 8. AvMvgx ciï mvËv‡ii Rb¥w`b| c‡ii mßv‡ni †mB w`‡b GKwU
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Drme n‡”Q| AvR iweevi n‡j Drm‡ei ciw`b wK evi n‡e?
K. g½jevi L. iweevi
M. eyaevi N. ïµevi
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9. ÔmvMiKb¨vÕ †Kvb GjvKvi †f․MwjK bvg?
K. KzgviLvjx L. cUyqvLvjx
M. †bvqvLvjx N. g‡nkLvjx
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19. Choose the correct spelling:
10. Ô¯^vaxbZv Zzwg AÜKv‡ii Luv Luv mxgv‡šÍ gyw³‡mbvi †Pv‡Li---?
K. Av‡jv L. wSwjK M. PvIqv N. gwY a. commitee b. accommodation
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v c. scenary d. procastination
11. Who won the Nobel Prize for literature in mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
2011? 20. Our MD has approved ---- my proposal.
a. Harold Pinter a. on b. of
b. V. S. Naipaul c. x (no preposition) d. with
c. Gabriel Garcia Marquez mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
d. Mario Vargas Liosa 21. Which of these sentences is correct?
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v a. You would rather go yourself, had you?
12. Who is the author of Alice’s Adventures in b. You would rather go yourself, hadn’t you?
c. You would rather go yourself, won’t you?
Wonderland?
d. You would rather go yourself, would you?
a. H.G. Wells b. Lewis Carroll
c. John Keats d. Rudyard Kipling
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mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v [Note: would rather _vK‡j wouldn’t nq|]
13. Which of the following is a web browser? 22. Which of these sentences is correct?
a. You wouldn’t be so tired if you weren’t
a. YouTube b. Al Jazzer
going to bed so late
c. Microsoft d. Firefox
b. You wouldn’t have been so tired if you
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v weren’t gone to bed so late
14. which of the Bronte sisters wrote Jane c. You won’t be so tired if you didn’t gone to
Eyre? bed so late
a. Anne b. Charlotte d. You wouldn’t be so tired if you didn’t go
c. Emily d. Louise to bed so late
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15. Which of the following is the odd man? 23. Which of these sentences is correct?
a. Hamlet b. King Lear a. While doing my homework, a worm bit me
c. Doctor Faustus d. Julius Caesar b. While I was doing my homework, a worm bit me
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v c. While doing my homework, I was bitten by
a worm
16. Which author is from a different continent?
d. B & C above
a. Jhumpa Lahiri b. Toni Morrison
c. Bharati Mukherjee d. Anita Desai mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 24. Which of these sentences is correct?
a. He found it difficult to mount the horse
17. IELTS stand for-
wearing tight jeans.
a. International English Language Teaching Society
b. He found it difficult wearing tight jeans to
b. International English Learning and Teaching System
mount the horse
c. International English Language Testing System
c. He wearing tight jeans, found it difficult to
d. Institute of English Language Testing System
mount the horse
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d. Both B & C
18. Register early if you would like to attend mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
next Tuesday’s ---- on project management. 25. Could you tell me-
a. policy b. reason a. where did she went? b. where she did go?
c. seminar d. office c. where she went. d. where did she go?
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26. ''I am a student” The expected response This is a limited time offer only.
would be”: Application and funds must be received not later
a. Me neither b. So am I than Dec. 1st 2012. Canadian residents should
c. Neither am I d. What me you? add $3 US for shipping. Offer is available only for
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v residents of North America.
27. If the answer is ''I don’t mind,” what was 33. What is this advertisement for?
the question? a. A summer trip b. A travel company
a. What about a cup of coffee? c. A special deal d. A free magazine
b. Did he scold you last night?
c. How was your exam? mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
d. How long have you been here? 34. Who con not benefit from this special deal?
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v a. Canadians b. UK residents
28. Which of the following words rhyme with c. North American d. US residents
the word ‘paid’? mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
a. made b. red c. head d. said 35. $21.95 is the-
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v a. one-year subscription fee
29. In a report or textbook, ‘e.g.’ or ‘eg’ means- b. price of a copy of Vacation the Nation
a. extra b. not equal to c price of the sunglasses
c. etcetera d. for example
d. None of the above
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30. To achieve independence ---- the goal of
many nations since the World War II. Question 36-38
a. it has been b. which has been The following diagram indicates some places
c. has been d. is and their directions. Fill in the blanks based
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Super Library
31. The custom of having many wives is called:
Market Departmental Book Store Bakery
a. polygamy b. bigamy store Theater
c. matrimony d. pigmy
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32. One who hates mankind is a/an: Cafe Park
Bank
a. misanthrope b. sadist Post French
c. philanthropist d. atheist Parking lot
office
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Question 33-35. Read the commercial and
answer the questions that follow: Train
Free Sunglasses Statio Grocery Store Laundrounal
And Case n
Purchase a 12-month subscription to Vacation the
36. The library is ---- the department store.
Nation to day and receive a free pair of Sunnis
a. at the back of b. opposite
Sunglasses with your very own soft leather case. To
gat your free Sunnis, follow these 3 easy steps. c. one block away from
1. Purchase a copy of Vacation the Nation, New d. between the supermarket and
York’s # I travel magazine. mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
2. Fill out the application card (found in the 37. The train station is ---- the post office.
center of the magazine) a. in front of b. on the side of
3. Mail the card and $21.95 US to the address c. behind d. next to
provided. mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v

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38.---- is down the linking street from the post office. 41. The need for greater understanding
a. the cafe b. the theatre between a nations:
c. the bakery d. the grocery store a. is always the same b. is no longer there
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39. Read statement i and ii: d. will always be there
a. Standard of living among the middle class mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
society constantly going up since past few years. 42. According to the author, his countrymen
b. Indian Economy is deserving remarkable growth. should-
Now, decide which of the following correctly depicts a. read the story of other nations
the relationship between the two statements: b. have a better understanding of other nation
a. Statement I is the cause and statement II is c. not react to other actions
its effect d. have vital contacts with other nations
b. Statement II is the cause and statement I is mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
its effect 43. Englishmen like others to react to political
c. Both the statements I and II are situations like:
independent cause a. us b. them c. others d. each other
d. Both the statements I and II are effects of
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independent causes
44. How may you phrase the author’s reaction
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to such attitude of the Englishmen?
Questions 40-48. Read the passage and answer a. Criticism b. Appreciation
the questions that follow: c. Unconditional acceptance
At this stage of civilization, æwhen many nations d. None of the above
are brought in to close and vital contact for good
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and evil, it is pivotal, as never before, that their
gross ignorance of one another should be 45. According to the author, our attitude
diminished, that they should begin to towards others will be mended if-
understand a little of one another’s historical a. we know other’s history in detail
experience and resulting mentality. It is the fault b. we have understanding of other’s religious
of the English to expect thee people of other situations
countries to react as they do, to political and d. we have a overall socio-political picture of
international situations. Our genuine goodwill other nations
and good intentions are often brought to e. all of the above
nothing, because we expect other people to be mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
like us. This would be corrected if we knew the 46. To want other people behave like you is in
history, not necessarily in details but in broad instance of-
outlines, of the social and political conditions a. brotherhood
which have given to each nation its present b. mutual understanding
character. c. dominance
40. According to the author, the ‘mentality’ of a d. decolonization
nation is mainly a product of its mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
a. international position 47. What can be a replacement for the word
b. present character ‘pivotal’ in the text?
c. history a. Mandatory b. Optional
d. politics c. Useless d. Essential
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48. The opposite meaning of ‘good well’ is- 54. Which statement best summarizes the
a. corruption b. hostility theme of the poem?
c. hospitality d. conspiracy a. Human beauty exceeds nature’s beauty
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v b. Art makes beauty eternal
49. Choose the pair that expresses a relationship c. True love will last forever
similar t that in the original pair: d. Nature is violent and unpredictable
Fire: Ashes mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
a. Accident: Delay b. Wood: Splinters 55. All of the following has been said about the
c. Water: Waves d. Nostalgia: Melancholy speaker’s friend, EXCEPT
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v a. The person is as pretty as the rose
50. If LEARNING is written as MGDVSOUO, then b. The person is more pleasing than the summer
SURPRISE would be written as: c. The person will live forever
a. TWUTWOAL b. TWUSVNZK d. The person will be remember
c. TWVUXPAN d. TWUTWOZM mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 56. What does the expression ‘summer’s
51. What would you say when you are lease’ in line 4 mean?
introduced to Mr. Reza a. Summer is far too short
a. How do you do, Mr. Reza b. Days are short during summer
b. Nice meeting you c. Summer shortens the dates
c. Mr. Reza, may I introduce myself? d. Summer is shorter than winter
d. Hi, Mr. Reza. How are you? mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 57.The speaker’s friend can best be described as-
Que. 52-60. Read Sonnet 18 by William a. eternally friendly
Shakespeare and answer the questions that b. enormously timid
follow: c. extremely influential
Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day? d. everlastingly, juvenile
Thou art more lovely and more temperate mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May 58. The tone of the poem is-
And summers lease hath all too short a date a. confident b. melancholic
Sometime too hot the eye of heaven shines,
c. ecstatic d. humorous
And often is his gold complexion dimm’d,
By chance or manure’s changing course untrimmed, mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
But thy eternal summer shall not fade 59. What does the word ‘darling’ in line 3 mean
Nor lose possession of that fair thou owest, in this context?
When in eternal lines to time thou growest; a. Lover b. Beautiful
So long as men can breathe or eyes can see, c. Soothing d. Hatred
So long live this, and this gives life to thee. mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
52. The poem begins with question: Where
60. `Metaphor’ is a word or phrase that is
does the answer lie?
a. in line 4 b. in line 9 applied to an object or action to which it is
c. none of the above d. Both A & B not literally applicable. Which one is an
example of metaphor?
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a. He is the eternal summer
53. `Personification’ is an attribution of human
b. he is youthful and happy
characteristics to something nonhuman. Which
c. Death will never touch him
line offers an example of personification?
d. He will live forever
a. 3 b. 4 c. 9 d. 11
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Carefully read the passage and answer the
Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq question 11-13:
Kjv I gvbweK Abyl` War is never the disease itself. War is a reaction
ÔCÕ BDwbU SET CODE: 2
to a disease of society, the symptom of disease.
fwZ© cixÿv 2012-2013 It is just like fever in the human body. We shall
never be able to prevent all wars in advance,
because it is impossible to foresee future
1. gy`ªYh‡š¿ evsjv ni‡di cÖ_g bwRi ÔAvjdv‡eZzg differentiations of human society, exactly where
†ebMvwjKzgÕ †Kv_vq Qvcv nq? divisions and splits of society will take place. In
K. Avg÷viWvg L. wjmeb M. c¨vwim N. jÛb the twenty-fifth century perhaps the great
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v conflict will be between the orange growers and the
2. ÔK‡Zv b`x m‡ivei ev evsjv fvlvi RxebxÕ Kvi †jLv? believers in Taoism. We do not know.
K. †R¨vwZf~lY PvKx L. W. ûgvqyb AvRv` 11. What is War?
M. Aveyj Kvjvg gbRyi †gvi‡k` N. W. nvqvr gvgy` a. a reactive social disease
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v b. a sign of social sickness
3. evsjv fvlvq †g․wjK ¯^iaŸwb KqwU? c. nothing but a human disease
K. 5 L. 6 M. 7 N. 8 d. just an irrational act
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4. ‡Kvb evbvbwU mwVK? 12. Prevention of war depends onÍ
K. hycKv÷ L. hycKvó M. h~cKvô N. hycKvô a. foreseeing the future of human society
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v b. taking intrusive actions
5. ‡KvbwU evsjvq e¨eüZ dviwm kã? c. talking pre-emptive measures
K. bKkv L. gRwjm M. gykwKj N. iwm` d. accepting uncertainty
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6. Dwbk kZ‡K evsjv fvlvi kÖxe„w× NUvb Kviv? 13. What we don’t know about war?
K. cÖg_ †P․ayix, iex›`ªbv_ VvKzi a. between whom would be the future war
L. Ave`yj nvwKg, AvjvIj b. Between different societal groups would
M. ivRv ivg‡gvnb ivq, gaym~`b `Ë be the future war
N. Ck¦iP›`ª ¸ß, DBwjqvg †Kwi c. Between conflicting parties would be the
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v future was
7. bxi`, †Zvq;, c‡qv`- †KvbwUi cÖwZkã? d. Between the Taoists and the orange
K. †gN L. e„wó growers would be the war
M. mgy`ª N. b`x mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
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14. In a dictionary which word comes first?
8. mwÜ we‡”Q` Ki: fvM¨ a. Holm b. Holocaust c. Hollow d. Holster
K. fv+h L. fvR+e
M. fR&+h N. fvR&+h mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 15. Fill in the gaps with appropriate
9. ‡KvbwU welgxfe‡bi D`vniY? prepositions The fight for Dubai will be
K. kixi> kixj L. Mj`v> Mjøv leaving (....) 30 minutes. All passengers
M. mc©> mà N. wckvP> wcPvk should check in (...) counter No. 3.
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v a. on, in b. in, on
10. ‡KvbwU †h․wMK evK¨? c. in, at d. within, into
K. Kve¨ g¨vwRK n‡jI mgv‡jvPbv jwRK n‡Z eva¨ mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
L. hw` Kve¨ g¨vwRK nq, Z‡e mgv‡jvPbv jwRK n‡Z eva¨ 16. Which is the correct spelling?
M. Kve¨ g¨vwRK n‡Z cv‡i, wKš‘ mgv‡jvPbv jwRK n‡Z eva¨ a. conscience b. conscince
N. Kve¨ hw` g¨vwRK nq, Z_vwcI mgv‡jvPbv jwRK n‡Z eva¨
c. concience d. conscence
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17. Which sentence is wrong? 26. gyw³evwnbxi ÔIqvi ÷ª¨v‡URxÕ wK bv‡g cwiwPZ?
a. If I see her, I’ll give her your message K. †Zwjqvcvov ÷ª¨v‡URx L. evNvBQwo ÷ª¨v‡URx
b. If you are needing any help, please let me know M. gywRebMi ÷ª¨v‡URx N. AvMiZjv ÷ª¨v‡URx
c. If the train is not late, he should be here mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
by nine o’clock 27. ‡g‡mvc‡Ugxq mf¨Zv †Kv_vq M‡o I‡V?
K. bxj b‡`i Zx‡i
d. If we had a computer, our work would be
L. BD‡d«wUm I UvBwMÖm b`xi Zx‡i
much easier M. BD‡d«wUm b`xi Zx‡i
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18. Which is not a colloquial expression? mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
a. Can you put me up for the night? 28. fviZ cÖ_g cvigvYweK we‡õviY NUvq †Kvb mv‡j?
b. I didn’t get what he said K. 1994 L. 1998 M. 1974 N. 1985
c. I don’t think we’ll make it before dark mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
d. I cannot tolerate the heat 29. wØZxq wek¦hy×Kv‡j weª‡U‡bi cÖavbgš¿x †K wQ‡jb?
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v K. DBÝUbPvwP©j L. gvM©v‡iU _¨vPvi
M. n¨viì g¨vKwgbvj N. ÷¨vbwj †evìDBb
19. Choose appropriate tense for the verb in mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
bracket.
30. `v`©v‡bwjm cÖYvjx mshy³ K‡i‡Q-
a. Have just left b. was just leaving K. gg©i mvMi I K…ò mvMi L. gg©i mvMi I f~ga¨mvMi
c. have been leaving d. left M. f~ga¨mvMi I K…ò mvMi
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v N. K…ò mvMi I Kvw¤úqvi mvMi
20. Which one is not a synonym of ‘Satirical’? mwVK DËi Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DIi- BwRqvb I
a. sardonic b. sarcastic gg©i mvMi
c. spoof d. sensitive 31. wb¤œwjwLZ †Kvb c×wZ †jLwPÎ AsK‡b e¨envi Kiv nq bv?
K. •iwLK †jLwPÎ L. e„Ë ev Pµ †jLwPÎ
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v M. QvqvcvZ †jLwPÎ N. ¯Í¤¢ †jLwPÎ
21. ‡gMvw¯’wbm Zvi †Kvb MÖ‡š’ fviZxq Dcgvn‡`‡k m¤ú‡K© mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
g~j¨evb Z_¨ wjwce× K‡i‡Qb? 32. ¯‥¨vwÛ‡bwfqvi AšÍf©~³ †`k ‡Kvb¸‡jv?
K. BwÛqv L. BwÛKv M. BwÛqvbv N. BÛvm K. biI‡q, wdbj¨vÛ, Avqvij¨vÛ
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v L. biI‡q, wdbj¨vÛ, nj¨vÛ
22. Pxb †`wkq BwZnv‡mi RbK my-gv-wK‡qb fviZxq BwZnv‡mi M. biI‡q, †WbgvK©, wdbj¨vÛ
MÖš’ iPbv K‡ib- N. †WbgvK©, wdbj¨vÛ, nj¨vÛ
K. wLªt c~e© 3q kZ‡K L. wLªt c~e© 4_© kZ‡K mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
M. wLªt c~e© 5g kZ‡K N. wLªt c~e© 1g kZ‡K 33. we‡k¦i e„nËg gnvKvk Dr‡ÿcY ‡K›`ª evBKbyi Km‡gvWªg
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v ‡Kv_vq Aew¯’Z?
23. mv‡eK hy‡Mvkøvwfqvi AšÍf©~³ bq †Kvb †`k? K. KvRvK¯Ívb L. ZvwRwK¯Ívb
K. †køv‡fwbqv L. †køvfvwKqv M. BD‡µb N. ivwkqv
M. †µv‡qwkqv N. †gwm‡Wvwbqv mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 34. Ô‡mB e¨w³ bvMwiK †h bMiiv‡óªi kvmbKv‡h© mwµq
24. mgmvgwqK AvšÍvR©vwZK ivRbxwZ‡Z ivóªmg~‡ni †Kvb †mUwU AskMÖnY Ki‡Z mÿg|Õ Dw³wU Kvi?
AwaKZi mvgÄm¨c~Y©? K. †cø‡Uv L. Gwi÷Uj
M. m‡µwUm N.Av‡jKRvÛvi
K. hy³ivóª, fviZ, cvwK¯Ívb L. hy³ivóª, BmivBj, fviZ
M. hy³ivóª, BmivBj, Bivb mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
N. hy³ivóª, BmivBj, cvwK¯Ívb 35. mve©‡f․gZ¡ m¤ú‡K© †Kvb e³e¨wU mwVK bq?
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v K. iv‡óªi me‡P‡q ¸iæZ¡c~Y© Dcv`vb n‡jv mve©‡f․gZ¡
25. e½f½ Ges e½f½ i` nq †Kvb †Kvb mv‡j? L. iv‡óªi mve©‡f․gZ¡ KL‡bv KL‡bv nv¯ÍšÍi‡hvM¨
K. 1906 I 1911 L. 1905 I 1910 M. mve©‡f․gZ¡ n‡jv iv‡óªi Pig ÿgZv
M. 1907 I 1911 N. 1905 I 1911 N. iv‡óªi P~ovšÍ B”QvB mve©‡f․gZ¡
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v

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36. ICC Gi cÖwZôvKvjxb bvg wK? 46. ‡Rv‡md gvk©vj wU‡Uv †Kvb †`‡ki †bZv wQ‡jb?
K. Intercontinental Cricket Council K. †PK‡køvfvwKqv L. hy‡Mvkøvwfqv
L. International Cricket Council M. ‡mvwf‡qZ BDwbqb N. Aw÷ªqv
M. International Cricket Conference mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
N. Imperial Cricket Conference 47. GKvav‡i Kwe, mvwnwZ¨K Ges K~UbxwZK †K wQ‡jb?
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v K. cve‡jv wcKv‡mv L. cve‡jv ‡biæ`v
37. 2016 mv‡ji Awjw¤úK AbwôZ n‡e †Kv_vq? M. ûqvb cve‡jv N. wdI`i `¯Íqfw¯‥
K. wiI wW †R‡bwiI, eªvwRj mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
L. †Rvnv‡bmevM©, `wÿY Avwd«Kv 48. COMECON Gi cÖwZôvKvj †KvbwU?
M. KvbKzb, †gw·‡Kv N. eªvwmwjqv, eªvwRj
K. Rvbyqvwi 1949 L. Rvbyqvwi 1950
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v M. †deªæqvwi 1950 N. †deªæqvwi 1949
38. m¤úªwZ †Kvb evsjv‡`kx bvix RvwZms‡Ni AvÛv †m‡µUvwi mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
†Rbv‡ij c‡` wb‡qvM cvb?
K. BmgZ Rvnvb L. cjv gbwRjv DwÏb 49. BD‡ivcxq BDwbqb hvÎv ïiæ K‡i †Kvb Pzw³i gva¨‡g?
M. Avwgivn nK N. iækbviv Avjx K. †ivg Pzw³ 1958 L. g¨vmwUªPU Pzw³ 1992
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v M. †kb‡Rb Pzw³ 1985 N. c¨vwim Pzw³ 1973
39. evsjv‡`k I fvi‡Zi g‡a¨ mxgvšÍ nvU Pvjy nq K‡e? mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
K. 23 RyjvB 2011 L. 23 RyjvB 2012 50. ÔAiwem B›Uvib¨vkbvjÕ wK?
M. 24 RyjvB 2012 N. 24 RyjvB 2011 K. hy³ivR¨ wfwËK weL¨vZ cÖKvkbv ms¯’v
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v L. hy³ivóª wfwËK †gvevBj Pÿz nvmcvZvj
M. hy³ivR¨ wfwËK †gvevBj Pÿz nvmcvZvj
40. 2012 mv‡ji UNCTAD wi‡cvU© Abyhvqx evsjv‡`‡k
N. hy³ivóª wfwËK weL¨vZ cÖKvkbv ms¯’v
wewb‡qvM kxl© †`k †KvbwU?
K. wm½vcyi L. wgki mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
M. gvj‡qwkqv N. hy³ivóª 51. Zapatista I FARC ‡Mwijviv †Kvb †Kvb †`‡ki?
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v K. Kjw¤^qv I †gw·‡Kv L. †gw·‡Kv I Kjw¤^qv
41. evsjv‡`‡k Aew¯’Z Gwkqvb BDwbfvwm©wU di DB‡gb-Gi M. wbKviv¸qv I †gw·‡Kv N. Kjw¤^qv I wbKviv¸qv
P¨v‡Ýji ‡K? mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
K. †kwi †eøqvi L. jiv eyk 52. ¯^vaxbZvKvgx K¨vUvjb AÂjwU †Kvb †`‡ki?
M. wnjvix wK¬bUb N. wg‡kj Ievgv
K. KvbvWv L. †¯úb
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v M. BZvwj N. d«vÝ
42. BD‡b‡¯‹v †NvwlZ2012 mv‡ji Iqvì eyK K¨vwcUvj †KvbwU? mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
K. Av¼viv (Zzi¯‥) L. d«v¼d«zU (Rvg©vwb)
M. B‡q‡ifvb (Av‡g©wbqv) N. g‡¯‥v (ivwkqv) 53. Ô`yišÍÕ fv¯‥h©wU †Kv_vq Aew¯’Z?
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v K. MvRxcyi †P․iv¯Ívq
43. ÔivbI‡qÕ Pjw”PÎwUi cwiPvjK †K? L. †mvnivIqv`©x D`¨v‡b
K. Zvbfxi †gvKv‡¤§j L. †gvi‡k`yj Bmjvg M. evsjv‡`k wkï GKv‡Wgx MÖv½‡Y
M. ûgvq~b Avn‡g` N. Zv‡iK gvmy` N. iscyi KvigvB‡Kj K‡j‡R
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
44. Ô‡Mwijv Ad UvBgÕ- Kvi AvZ¥Rxebx? 54. WHO Gi Z_¨g‡Z evsjv‡`‡ki cvwb‡Z Av‡m©wb‡Ki
K. wd‡`j Kv‡¯¿v L. Bqvwmi AvivdvZ
M. ‡P ¸‡qfviv N. b¸‡qb fb wMqvc MÖnY‡hvM¨Zv KZ?
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v K. 0.06 wgMÖv/wjUvi L. 0.07 wgMÖv/wjUvi
45. Bû`xiv wek¦vm K‡i †Kvb ag©MÖš’? M. 0.03 wgMÖv/wjUvi N. 0.05 wgMÖv/wjUvi
K. Old testament mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
L. New Testament 55. ÔmvgvwRK e¨emvÕ aviYvwUi cÖeZ©K †K?
M. Old testament I New Testament K. W. gynv¤§` BDbym L. dR‡j nvmvb Av‡e`
N. Gospels M. AgZ©¨ †mb N. W. AvKei Avjx Lvb
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v

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56. gy³evRvi A_©bxwZi •ewk÷¨ bq ‡KvbwU? 2. The word ‘odd’ means---
K. cÖwZ‡hvwMZvg~jK evRvi L. ïé-Aïé evav K. universal L. huge
M. c‡Y¨i Aeva cÖevn N. cuywRi Aeva cÖevn M. average N. strange
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
57. AFP I AP ‡Kvb †`‡ki msev` ms¯’v? 3. Aby‡”Q`wU co Ges wb‡Pi cÖ‡kœi DËi `vI-
K. hy³ivR¨ I hy³ivóª L. d«vÝ I hy³ivóª ÔKí`ªs Riæwi Kv‡R kn‡i G‡m‡Q| mKvj †_‡K NyivNywi K‡i
M. hy³ivR¨ I d«vÝ N. hy³ivóª I d«vÝ ÿzavZ© n‡q Lvevi PvB‡j †nv‡Uj gvwjK ejj, ÕAvw`evmx‡`i
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v R‡b¨ `yÕb¤^i evmb Avgiv ivwL bv|Õ Avw`evmx‡`i cÖwZ †nv‡Uj
58. cigvYy A¯¿ n«vm Kivi j‡ÿ¨ hy³ivóª I ivwkqvi g‡a¨ gvwj‡Ki g‡bvfve †h cÖm‡½i mv‡_ m½wZc~Y© Zvn‡jv-
¯^vÿwiZ bZzb Pzw³ †KvbwU? K. cÐv`c`‡kÖYx L. DcRvwZ
K. START I L. START II M. A¯ú„k¨‡kÖYx N. AbMÖmi
M. New START N. SALT mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v wb‡Pi Aby‡”Q`wU c‡o 4-6 bs cÖ‡kœi DËi `vI:
59. ‡R‡bfv Kb‡fbkb 1949 wK? The Arakan court was a cosmopolitan place. Its
K. gvbeRvwZi cÖwZwU m`‡m¨i AwaKvi, gh©v`v I mgZv power was rapidly expanding and slave raids on
iÿvi AvPiY wewa coastal Bengal were an important strategy for
L. hy×ew›` I hy×vnZ e¨w³‡`i mv‡_ AvPiY wewa acquiring much-needed skilled labour. In addition,
M. hy‡× A¯¿k¯¿ e¨envi msµvšÍ wewa the court attracted numerous mercenaries, notably
N. bvix AwaKvi msµvšÍ AvšÍR©vwZK D‡`¨vM Christians and Muslims, to man its naval forces. As a
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v result, the court became a cultural melting pot. It
60. BD‡iv gy`ªv e¨envi Ki‡Q bv BD‡ivcxq BDwbqbfz³ †Kvb upheld the royal traditions of the Buddhist courts of
†`k? South East Asia but it also embraced the aristocratic
K. †ejwRqvg L. Rvg©vwb traditions of the Muslim courts of Bengal. These
M. †WbgvK© N. d«vÝ circumstances guaranteed that Alaol’s skills were
appreciated.
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 4. AvivKvb ivR`ievi wQj-
K. mve©Rbxb `ievi L. `ÿ kÖwgK‡`i wgjb †gjv
M. †e․× ag©vej¤^x‡`i Zx_©‡K›`ª
Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq N. AvjvI‡ji Rb¥¯’vb
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
Kjv I gvbweK Abyl` 5. AvivKvb ivR`iev‡ii `ªæZ mg„w×i †cQ‡b ¸iæZ¡c~Y© †K․kj
ÔCÕ BDwbU SET CODE: 3 wQj-
fwZ© cixÿv 2012-2013 K. evsjvi DcK~jxq AÂj †Z‡K a„Z `vm‡`i `ÿZv
L. wewfbœ ms¯‥…wZi mswgkÖY
1. Choose the correct sentence. M. AvjvI‡ji cÖwZfv
N. ivR`iev‡ii mve©RwbbZv
K. In 1971, after almost four centuries of
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
foreign rule, it was once again a local elite
that took charge of the Bengol delta. 6. AvivKvb ivRcÖvmv` wewfbœ ms¯‥…wZi wgj †K‡›`ª cwiYZ
nIqvi †cP‡b g~j KviY wQj-
L. In 1971, after almost four century of K. a‡i †bqv `vm‡`i cÖwZfv I wewfbœ ‡`k †_‡K AvMZ
foreign role, it was once again a local elite ewYK †kÖYx
that took charge of the Bengal delta. L. †e․× a‡g©i HwZn¨
M. In 1971, after almost four centuries over M. evsjvi gymwjg kvmK‡`i HwZn¨
foreign rule, it was once again as local elite N. evB‡ii RMr †_‡K †Kvb wkÿv bv †`qv
that take charge of the Bengal delta. mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
N. Both B and C 7. ÔkZvãxÕ †Kvb mgvm?
K. eûeªxwn L. wظ M. Zrcyiæl N. Kg©aviq
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
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8. Ô‡KivbxÕ kãwU †Kvb fvlv †_‡K G‡m‡Q? 19. wPi¯’vqx e‡›`ve‡¯Íi cÖeZ©K †K?
K. Ij›`vR L. cZ©yMxR M. ZzwK© N. divwm K. ievU© K¬vBf L. Iqv‡ib †nw÷sm
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v M. jW© Wvj‡n․mx N. jW© Kb©Iqvwjm
9. Ô‡emvZxÕ k‡ãi A_© wK? mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
K. †cvkvK L. mvmm¾v M. DcKiY N. †Kbv‡ePv 20. 1863 mv‡j KjKvZv †gvnv‡gWvb wjUv‡iwi †K cÖwZôv K‡ib?
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v K. •mq` Avgxi Avjx L. beve mwjgyjøvn
M. Ave`yj jwZd N. gvIjvbv AvKivg Luv
10. †Kvb evbvbwU mwVK? mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
K. gyg~l©y L. g~gyl©y M. g~g~l©~ N. g~gyl©~
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 21. fviZxq RvZxq Ks‡MÖm cÖwZwôZ nq-
K. 1785 L. 1885
11. evsjv fvlvq gvÎvnxb eY© KqwU? M. 1905 N. 1906
K. 8wU L. 10wU M. 9wU N. 11wU mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 22. me©‡kl gyNj m¤ªvU †K wQ‡jb?
12. ÔGKz‡k †deªæqvix Avgv‡`i RvZxq BwZnv‡mi GKwU ¯§iYxq K. AvIi½‡Re L. wØZxq kvn Avjg
w`bÕ evK¨wUi mwVK Abyev` †KvbwU? M. wØZxq AvKei N. wØZxq evnv`yi kvn
K.The 21st February is the memorable day in mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
our history 23. cÖvPxb wgkixq wjLb c×wZi bvg wK?
L. The 21st February is the memorable day in K. wKIcm L. nvqv‡iwMÖwdK
our national history M. my`v‡bi N. wgqvbgv‡ii
M. The 21st February is a memorable day in mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
our national history 24. †ivwn½vÕiv †Kvb †`‡ki bvMwiK?
N. 21st February is the memorable day in our K. gvj‡qwkqvi L. cwK¯Ív‡bi
M. my`v‡bi N. wgqvbgv‡ii
national history
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
25. jv‡nvi cÖ¯Íve †K, †Kv_vq DÌvcb K‡ib?
13. `A passage of India` is written by- K. †kL gywReyi ingvb, jv‡nv‡i
K. A husly L. Sir Walter Scott L. G. †K dRjyj nK, jv‡nv‡i
M. E M Forster N. Nirad C Chowdhury M. †gvn¤§` Avjx wRbœvn, jv‡nv‡i
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v N. beve mwjgyjøvn, XvKvq
14. BwZnv‡mi wjwLZ Dcv`vb †KvbwU? mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
K. mvwnZ¨ L. Rxebx M. wkjvwjwc N. bw_cÎ 26. Rvcv‡bi cÖvPxb bvg wK?
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v K. gvjvMvwQ L. †UvwKI M. wbàb N. wn‡ivwkgv
15. wnD‡qb mvO †K wQ‡jb? mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
K. fviZxq wfÿz L. ‣PwbK cwieªvRK 27. e¸ov cÖvPxb evsjvi †Kvb Rbc‡`i AšÍf©~³?
M. gi‡°vi ch©UK N. Rvcvwb cwieªvRK K. cyÛª L. e‡i›`ªx
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v M. nwi‡Kj N. †M․o
16. †Kvb gymwjg exi me©cÖ_g evsjv Rq K‡ib? mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
K. KzZzeDwÏb L. eLwZqvi LjwR 28. ‡mb ivRv‡`i ag© wQj-
K. eªvþ L. ‡e․×
M. myjZvb gvngy` N. wMqvmDwÏb ejeb M. •Rb N. wn›`y
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
17. ‡K evsjvi ivRavbxi bvgKiY K‡ib ÔRvnv½xibMiÕ? 29. w`wjøi HwZnvwmK wRqvDwÏb evivbx evsjvi bvg w`‡qwQ‡jb
K. kv‡q¯Ív Lvb L. Bmjvg Lvb ÔeyjMvKcyiÕ hvi A_©-
K. we‡`ªv‡ni bMi L. kvwšÍi bMi
M. gxi Rygjv N. Beªvnxg Lvb M. mg„× bMi N. k¨vgj bMi
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
18. ÔivRZiw½bxÕ BwZnvm MÖ‡š’i iPwqZv †K? 30. B÷ BwÛqv †Kv¤úvwbi kvmb †K›`ª wQj-
K. wn‡iv‡WUvm L. Kjnb K. KjKvZv L. w`wjø
M. Aveyj dRj N. wRqvDÏxb evivbx M. cvÄve N. XvKv
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v

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31. e½f‡½i Kvi‡Y bZzb cÖ‡`k MwVZ nq- 44. avivevwnKZv e¨ZxZ BwZnvm wKQz wew”Qbœ NUbvi mgwó, KviY-
K. c~e©e½ I Avmvg L. c~e©e½ I wenvi K. avivevwnKZv BwZnvm‡K mg„× K‡i
M. c~e©e½ I Dwol¨v N. c~e©e½ L. avivevwnKZv cÖavb NUbvi weeiY
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v M. avivevwnKZv n‡jv BwZnv‡mi g~jm~Î
N. avivevwnKZv BwZnvm‡K myLcvV¨ K‡i
32. lvU M¤^yR gmwR` †Kvb ‡Rjvq Aew¯’Z?
K. Lyjbv L. ev‡MinvU M. h‡kvi N. mvZÿxiv mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 45. b›`xMÖv‡gi †KD KvD‡K gv‡b bv| mej `ye©‡ji m¤ú`
†K‡o †bq| †Kv‡bv wePvi †bB| Pig wek„•Ljv †MvUv MÖv‡g|
33. wneªæ mf¨Zv M‡o I‡V eZ©gvb- Giæc wek„•Ljv Zzjbv Kiv hvq wK‡mi mv‡_?
K. Biv‡b L. Biv‡K M. c¨v‡j÷vB‡b N. wgk‡i K. Kwj½hy× L. cvwbc‡_i hy×
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v M. gvrm¨b¨vq N. nl©PwiZ
34. ¯úvU©v bMiiv‡óªi ivóª‡bZviv wQ‡jb- mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
K. MYZš¿x L. •¯^ivPvix M. abZš¿x N. †KvbwUB bq 46. ivgKvšÍ cÖfvekvjx Rwg`vi| Rwg`vix cwiPvjbvi mv‡_
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mv‡_ wZwb mvwnZ¨PP©vI K‡ib| iPbv K‡ib `ywU eB| GKwU
35. 1969 mv‡j me©`jxq QvÎmsMÖvg cwil‡`i Kg©m~wP wQj- Amgvß | Kvi mv‡_ Giƒc NUbvi wgj i‡q‡Q ?
K. 6 `dv L. 11 `dv M. 8 `dv N. 21 `dv K. weRq †mb L. ejøvj †mb
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v M. jÿY †mb N. •Î‡jvK¨P›`ª
36. g¨vK‡gvnb jvBb †h `ywU †`‡ki mxgv‡iLv wbiƒcY K‡i, Zv n‡jv- mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
K. fviZ-Pxb L. cvwK¯Ívb-AvdMvwb¯Ívb 47. A‡b‡Ki g‡Z †cÖg I AbyivMB a‡g©i g~jgš¿| Zuviv mg_©b K‡ib-
M. fviZ-cvwK¯Ívb N. Pxb-cvwK¯Ívb K. bxwZev` L. †g․jev` M. fw³ev` N. mvg¨ev`
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
37. †Kvb ivóªbvq‡Ki †bZ…‡Z¡ gvwK©b hy³ivóª wØZxq wek¦hy‡× 48. NvZK-`vjv‡ji wePv‡ii Rb¨ MwVZ MY-Av`vj‡Zi m‡½
Ask †bq? Kvi bvg m¤ú„³?
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mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v M. Rvnvbviv Bgvg N. †eMg mywdqv Kvgvj
38. fvi‡Zi eZ©gvb †cÖwm‡W‡›Ui bvg wK? mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
K. gb‡gvnb wms L. cÖYe gyLvwR© 49. Dcvwa MÖn‡Yi ga¨w`‡q ev½vjx‡`i ivóªxq cwiPq Zz‡j
M. g~jv‡qg wms hv`e N. cÖwZfv cvwZj a‡ib-
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v K. eyMiv Lvb L. Bwjqvm kvn
M. weRq †mb N. jÿY †mb
39. evsjv‡`‡ki cÖ_g Gfv‡i÷ weRqx bvix-
K. Iqvmwdqv bvRbxb L. wbkvZ gRyg`vi mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
M. iRIqvbv †P․ayix N. mvjvg Avdwib 50. evevi w`wjøi wmsnvmb AwaKvi K‡ib-
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v K. 1522 L. 1524
M. 1528 N. 1526
40. Choose the correct spelling-
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
a. Enormous b. Inormus
c. Enormouse d. Enurmus 51. mZx`vn cÖ_v iwnZKi‡Y hvi bvg ¯§iYxq, wZwb n‡jb-
K. jW© RR© L. jW© †ew›UsK
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v M. jW© gvwU©b N. jW© K¬vBf
41. Ô‡mvbvi ZixÕ KweZvwU AvcvZ`„‡ó †Kvb Q‡›` iwPZ e‡j mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
g‡b nq?
K. gvÎve„Ë L. Aÿie„Ë 52. †nvgvi †K wQ‡jb-
M. ¯^ie„Ë N. AwgÎvÿi K. wMÖ‡mi Kwe L. Px‡bi cy‡ivwnZ
M. wgk‡ii dvivI N. G‡_‡Ýi ivRv
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
42. we‡`ªv‡ni Dcv`v‡b mg„× myKvšÍ fÆvPv‡h©i Kve¨MÖ‡š’i bvg-
K. wgwVKov L. Awfhvb 53. †KvbwU HwZnvwmK bvUK?
M. QvocÎ N. c~e©vfvm K. kwg©ôv L. ivRwmsn
M. i³ Kiex N. i³v³ cÖvšÍi
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
43. ÔBwZnvmÕ K_vwUi AvwfavwbK A_©-
K. eZ©gvb L. AZxZ 54. `jcwZ A‡_© evMaviv †KvbwU?
M. fwel¨Z N. HwZn¨ K. iæB KvZjv L. iv‡Nve †evqvj
M. f~lwÐi KvK N. cv‡ji †Mv`v
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v

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55. evsjv‡`‡ki RvZxq cZvKvi gv‡ci AbycvZ KZ? 5. wb‡Pi †Kvb evbvbwU ï×?
K. 9t5 L. 11t7 M. 10t6 N. 6t4 K. wbkxw_bx L. wbwkw_bx M. bxwkw_bx N. wbwkw_bx
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
56. cÖ_g Gwkqvb †Mgm AbywôZ n‡qwQj †h mv‡j Zv n‡jv- 6. ‡KvbwU mwVK?
K. 1951 L. 1952 M. 1962 N. 1961 K. FZ+D=FZz L. K…+Z„P=KZ©v
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v M. Fwl+h=Avh© N. Ab¨+Avb¨=Ab¨vb¨
57. RvwZmsN mb` Kvh©Kix nq- mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
K. 24 A‡±vei 1945 L. 24 Ryb 1944
M. 24 gvP© 1945 N. 24 GwcÖj 1945 7. wb‡Pi ‡Kvb evK¨wU mwVK bq?
58. cixÿvg~jK •eÁvwbK c×wZi cÖe³v wQ‡jb- K. †R¨vr¯œv ivZ eoB gayi
K. wbDUb L. M¨vwjwjI L. Abœvfv‡e cÖwZ N‡i N‡i nvnvKvi
M. iRvi †eKb N. AvBb÷vBb M. •`b¨Zv me mgq fvj bq
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v N. †g‡qwU my‡Kkx I mynvwmbx
59. Avj dvivwR wQ‡jb- mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
K. wkíx L. †R¨vwZwe©`
M. †hv×v N. Kwe 8. Kwnj †m my`~‡i Pvwnqv, ÒAj‡Li cv_vi evwnqv...Ó GB PiY
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v `ywU †Kvb KweZvi AšÍf©~³?
60. wmivRD‡Ï․jv bvU‡Ki bvU¨Kvi- K. Zvnv‡iB c‡o g‡b L. GKwU A‡UvMÖvd
K. w؇R›`ªjvj ivq L. wMwikP›`ª M. Rxeb-e›`bv N. Kei
M. †mwjg Avj `xb N. gybxi †P․ayix mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
9. ‡KvbwU Rvcvwb fvlvi kã bq?
K. wi·v L. nvmbv‡nbv
M. Pv‡gjx N. Ry‡Wv
Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
Kjv I gvbweK Abyl` 10. hv evj‡Ki g‡a¨B myjf- Gi evK¨ ms‡ÿcY †KvbwU?
ÔCÕ BDwbU SET CODE: 5 K. evj¨myjf L. evjK myjf
fwZ© cixÿv 2012-2013 M. AwZ evjK N. evjmyjf
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
evsjv English
1. ÔGKv`‡k e„n¯úwZÕ evMavivwUi A_© wK? 11. At least one of the students ---- full marks
K. Avb‡›`i welq L. Avkvi K_v
M. ‡m․fv‡M¨i welq N. mvd‡j¨i Lei every time.
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v a. have got b. gets
2. mZZv, ‡n b` ! Zzwg co †gv‡i|Õ- Kwe G cOw³wU †Kv_vq c. got d. are getting
e‡m wj‡LwQ‡jb? mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
K. K‡cvZv‡ÿi Zx‡i L. BZvwj
M. wkjvB`n N. d«vÝ 12. He hankered ---- fame.
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v a. from b. to
3. ÔAwZw_ cvwLÕ Gi Bs‡iwR †KvbwU? c. after d. for
K. Visiting Bird L. Guest Bird mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
M. Lake Bird N. Migratory Bird
13. STARE: GLANCE
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
a. HUNT: STALK
4. Ô‡Zvgv‡K bqb f‡i †`‡L wbjvg| AvmyK Riv, AvmyK g„Zz¨,
b. PARTICIPATE: OBSERVE
Avi fq Kwi bv|Õ- i³v³ cÖvšÍi bvU‡K GwU Kvi Dw³?
K. bRxeD‡Ï․jv L. Beªvwng Kvw`© c. SCORN: ADMIRE
M. gbœy †eM N. †Rvniv d. GULP: SIP
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v

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14. I have a few books- Gi A_© wK? 20. John B. Gurdon and Shinya Yamanaka have
a. Avgvi Aí wKQz eB Av‡Q discoveredÍ
b. Avgvi eB †bB ej‡jB P‡j a. Techniques for manipulating dead cells
c. Avgvi wKQz eB Av‡Q b. Techniques for killing stem cells
d. Avgvi eB Av‡Q Z‡e Aí c. Techniques for inducing stem cells
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v d. Techniques for degeneration steam cells
15. The plane is scheduled to arrive late. Here mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
late has been used as-
a. adjective b. adverb mvaviY Ávb
c. verb d. noun 21. GdGI (FAO) Gi cÖwZ‡e`‡b we‡k¦ GL‡bv cÖwZ KZR‡b
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v GKRb gvbyl ÿzavZ©?
16. Choose the antonym for ‘tyrant’. K. `kR‡b L. GMv‡iv R‡b
M. AvU R‡b N. bq R‡b
a. persecutor b. intimidator
c. penchant d. tough mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 22. BD‡ivcxq BDwbq‡bi †Kvb †`k GLbI ÔBD‡ivÕ MÖnY K‡iwb?
K. d«vÝ L. hy³ivR¨
17. ''Fare Daffodils, we weep to see, You haste M. BZvwj N. wMÖm
away so soon”. Here haste away means- mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
a. be present soon b. arrive late
23. evsjv‡`‡ki GKgvÎ †emiKvwi Kzwgi cÖRbb LvgviwU †Kvb
c. disappear too quickly d. enter quicky †Rjvq Aew¯’Z?
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v K. Rvgvjcyi L. gqgbwmsn
18. Avwg hw` Zvi bvgwU RvbZvg!- evK¨wUi mwVK Abyev` ‡KvbwU? M. †b·Kvbv N. ev‡MinvU
a. Had I known his name before! mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
b. If I had known his name before! 24. evsjv‡`k f~L‡Ûi cÖ_g evsjv ‣`wbK ‡KvbwU?
c. Have I know his name before! K. mÜvbx L. wkLv
d. If I could know his name! M. behyM N. †R¨vwZ
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 25. BKz‡qW‡ii †Kvb `~Zvev‡m DBwKwjK‡mi cÖwZôvZv Rywjqvb
A¨vmvÄ AvkÖ‡q Av‡Qb?
Read the passage and answer the questions 19-20: K. hy³ivóª L. hy³ivR¨
Two scientists who were awarded the Nobel M. myB‡Wb N. A‡÷ªwjqv
Prize in Physiology or Medicine on Monday mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
helped lay the foundation for regenerative idea 26. †cÖm BÝwUwUDU Ae evsjv‡`k KZ mv‡j cÖwZwôZ nq?
of rebuilding the body with tissues generated K. 1976 L. 1978
from its own cells. They are John B. Gurdon of M. 1975 N. 1972
the University of Cambridge in England and mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
Shinya Yamanaka of Kyoto University in Japan. 27. w` †WBwj ÷vi cwÎKvi cÖwZôvZv m¤úv`K †K?
Their discoveries concern the manipulation of K. Gm. Gg Avjx L. gvndzR Avbvg
living cells, and lie at the heart of the techniques M. Ave`ym mvjvg N. †Zvdv¾j †nv‡mb
for cloning animals and generating stem cells, mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
the primitive cells from which the mature tissues 28. †K ÔwgwWqv gyNjÕ bv‡g L¨vZ?
of the body develop. K. DBjevi kÖ¨vg L. wf. Gj. evI
19. Physiology means- M. iæcvU© gviWK N. †Rv‡md †Wwf‡Uv
a. Scientific study of bodies of living things mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
b. Study of treatment for illness 29. Qvcvhš¿ Avwe®‥vi K‡ib †K?
c. study of heart and the diseases that affect it K. jyBm gwim gqivW L. †Rvnv‡bm ¸‡UbevM©
d. scientific study of embryos M. U¨vs WvB‡bw÷ N. `¨ Bswjkg¨vb
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v

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30.Report Suns Frontiers ms¯’vwUi cÖavb KvR Kx? 40. UGC Gi c~Y©bvg wK?
K. mvsevw`K‡`i Kg©`ÿZv e„w× K. University Grade Commission
L. MYgva¨‡gi cÖPvi I cÖmvi L. University Graduate Commission
M. MYgva¨g welqK AvBb cÖYqb M. University Grrants Commission
N. MYgva¨‡gi ¯^vaxbZv N. University Guide Commission
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
31. Reader’s Digest Kx? 41. gywRebMi miKv‡ii A_©gš¿x †K wQ‡jb?
K. g¨vMvwRb L. msev`cÎ K. GBPGg Kvgiæ¾vgvb L. ZvRDÏxb Avn‡g`
M. mvwnZ¨ mvgwqKx N. inm¨ cwÎKv M. K¨v‡Þb (Ae:) gybmyi Avjx
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v N. L›`Kvi †gvkZvK Avn‡g`
32.`Radio Deutsche Welle` ‡Kvb †`‡ki †bUIqvK©? mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
K. hy³ivR¨ L. Rvg©vwb 42. †`‡ki cÖ_g GdGg ‡iwWI †KvbwU?
M. ivwkqv N. A‡÷ªwjqv K. Gwewm †iwWI L. †iwWI d~wZ©
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v M. †iwWI Avgvi N. †iwWI Uz‡W
33. gyw³‡hv×vËi c~Y©‣`N©¨ Pjw”PÎ †KvbwU? mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
K. KjwgjZv L. gyw³i Mvb 43. ÔAms‡KvP cÖKv‡ki `yišÍ mvnmÕ- †Kvb cwÎKvi †køvMvb?
M. AvMvgx N. ûwjqv K. B‡ËdvK L. Kv‡ji KÚ
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v M. hyMvšÍi N. mgKvj
34. ÔZ_¨ AwaKvi AvBb 2009Õ K‡e †_‡K Kvh©Ki nq? mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
K. 29 gvP© 2008 L. 29 gvP© 2009 44. Im‡cÖ wK?
M. 5 GwcÖj 2009 N. 1 RyjvB 2009 K. bZzb ai‡bi KxUbvkK L. msev`cÎ
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v M. nvBweªW mvgwiK hy×wegvb N. wUwf P¨v‡bj
35. 2012 mv‡j †dve©m g¨vMvwR‡bi ZvwjKvq Gwkqvi bvix‡`i mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
g‡a¨ †K me‡P‡q ÿgZvai? 45. ÔDËivwaKviÕ †Kvb cÖwZôv‡bi mvgwqKx?
K. As mvb mywP L. wg‡kj Ievgv K. XvKv wek¦we`¨vjq
M. †mvwbqv MvwÜ N. †kL nvwmbv L. Rvnv½xi bMi wek¦we`¨vjq
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v M. wkíKjv wek¦we`¨vjq
36. fvi‡Zi †kl gyNj m¤ªvU †K? N. evsjv GKv‡Wgx
K. m¤ªvU evnv`yi kvn L. m¤ªvU Rvnv½xi mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
M. m¤ªvU kvRvnvb N. m¤ªvU ûgvqyb 46. †KvbwU msev`wfwËK †Uwjwfkb P¨v‡bj bq?
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v K. mgq wUwf L. GwUGb wbDR
M. P¨v‡bj AvB N. BbwW‡cb‡W›U
37. †`‡ki cÖ_g m¨v‡UjvBU wUwf P¨v‡b‡ji bvg wK?
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
K. GwUGb evsjv L. P¨v‡bj AvBb
M. GKz‡k wUwf N. iƒcmx evsjv 47. ÔGKvˇii NvZK `vjvj wbg©~j KwgwUi cÖwZôvZv mfvcwZ ‡K?
K. bxwjgv Beªvwng L. Rvnvbviv Bgvg
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v M. kvnwiqvi Lvb N. nviæb-Ai-ikx`
38. evsjv‡`‡ki Ôcwðgv evwnbxi b`xÕ ejv nq †Kvb wej‡K? mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
K. Pjb wej L. WvKvwZqv wej 48. †P ¸‡qfvivi Rb¥¯’vb †Kv_vq?
M. Avwoqvj wej N. ZvMivB wej K. wKDev L. ewjwfqv
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v M. †f‡bRy ‡ qjv N. Av‡R©w›Ubv
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
39. RvZxq Rv`yN‡ii c~e©bvg wK?
K. c~e© cvwK¯Ívb Rv`yNi L. evsjv‡`k Rv`yNi 49. †Kvb evsjv‡`kx G eQi g¨vM‡m‡m cyi¯‥vi †c‡q‡Qb?
K. †mwjbv †nv‡mb L. mvbwR`v LvZzb
M. RvZxq Rv`yNi N. XvKv Rv`yNi M. •mq`v wiRIqvbv nvmvb N. jvqjv nvmvb
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50. †`‡k •Zwi cÖ_g hy× Rvnv‡Ri bvg wK?
K. wbkvb
M. †cwUªqU
L. †c‡Uªvj µvdU
N. Ikvb wKs
Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq
Kjv I gvbweK Abyl`
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
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51. G eQ‡ii Ôn¨vwc cø¨v‡bU Bb‡W·Õ- G myLx †`‡ki ZvwjKvq fwZ© cixÿv 2011-2012
evsjv‡`‡ki Ae¯’vb KZ?
K. bq L. `k M. GMvi N. evi
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v evsjv
52. ÔwmbûqvÕ †Kvb †`‡ki msev` ms¯’v? 1. evsjv †jL¨fvlvi iƒc KqwU?
K. Pxb L. Rvcvb K. wZbwU L. PviwU M.`yBwU N. mvZwU
M. ivwkqv N. d«vÝ mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 2. ‡KvbwU ¯^ivšÍ Aÿi?
K. Avkv L. ceb M. `nb N. giY
53. wb‡Pi †KvbwU •`wbK cÖ_g Av‡jv cwÎKvi mvwcø‡g›Uvwi bq?
K. bKkv L. covïbv mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
M. imAv‡jv N. QzwUi w`‡b 3. A_©MZ we‡ePbvq evsjv fvlvi kã KZ cÖKvi?
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v K. `yB L. wZb M. cvuP N. Pvi
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
54. wU-‡Uv‡qw›U wek¦Kvc 2012 G †Kvb †`‡kii †L‡jvqvo Ôg¨vb
Ae `¨ wmwiRÕ nb? 4. mwVK evbvb †KvbwU?
K. kÖxj¼v L. I‡q÷ BwÛR K.N„Yv L. wNÖYv M. N„bv N. wNYv©
M. A‡÷ªwjqv N. cvwK¯Ívb mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 5. ‡KvbwU wMÖK kã?
K.`vg L. Ni
55. †KvbwU wW-8 †RvUhy³ bq? M. eveywP© N. R½g
K. evsjv‡`k L. _vBj¨vÛ
M. B‡›`v‡bwkqv N. gvj‡qwkqv mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 6. ‡KvbwU Ôwnw&›`Õ DcmM©?
K. e` L.ni
56. ÔGj K¬¨vwm‡KvÕ wK? M. Mi N. R½g
K. dzUej Uzb©v‡g‡›Ui bvg L. †¯ú‡bi GKwU ¯’v‡bi bvg mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
M. ev‡m©‡jvbv-wiqvj gvw`ª‡`i ga¨Kvi dzUej g¨vP
N. GKwU †÷wWqv‡gi bvg 7. mgvb wbY©q Ki: †mvbvgyL-‡mvbvi b¨vq gyLÑ
K. Dcgvb Kg©aviq L.DcwgZ Kg©aviq
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v M. ga¨`‡jvcx Kg©aviq N. iƒcK Kg©aviq
57. †KvbwU evsjv‡`‡ki ÿz`ªvqZb wkí? mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
K. mvi wkí L. wm‡g›U wkí
8. mwÜ wbY©q Ki: `ywðšÍv=`y:+wPšÍv
M. KvMR wkí N. Pvgov wkí K.wemM©mwÜ L. LvuwU evsjv
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v M. e¨ÄbmwÜ N. ¯^imwÜ
58.wb‡Pi †Kvb msev`cÎwU eÜ n‡q †M‡Q? mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
K. †fv‡ii WvK L. K‡iv‡Zvqv 9. ÔRjšÍÕ k‡ãi cÖK…wZ I cÖZ¨q †KvbwU?
M. AvR‡Ki KvMR N. †fv‡ii KvMR K.√R¡j+AšÍ L. R¡jb+A
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v M. R¡jb+Z N. Rj+AšÍ
59. evsjv‡`‡k wK‡kvi Acivax wn‡m‡e MY¨ nIqvi eqm KZ? mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
K. 6-18 eQi L. 7-16 eQi 10. ÔFYÕ kãwU †Kvb c`?
M. 9-15 eQi N. 8-12 eQi K.we‡kl¨ L. we‡klY
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v M. me©bvg N. Ae¨q
60. fvlv Av‡›`vj‡bi mgq Ôc~e© evsjv fvlv KwgwUÕ- Gi mfvcwZ mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
†K wQ‡jb? 11. ‡KvbwU kvgmyi ivngv‡bi iPbv?
K. W. gyn¤§` knx`yjøvn L. Ave`yj gwZb K. wbbv` L. Kv‡ji cyZzj
M. AvKivg Luv N. gwnDwÏb Avn‡g` M. ivRv hvq ivRv Av‡m N.wdwi‡q bvI NvZK KvuUv
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v

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12. Ôivq‡Zi K_vÕ MÖ‡š’i †jLK †K? 24. ÔAvey †gvjøvÕ †Kvb bvU‡Ki PwiÎ?
K. ivgMwZ b¨vqiZœ L. Ck¦iP›`ª we`¨vmvMi K. K…òKzgvix L.AjxKeveyi
M. kirP›`ª P‡Ævcva¨vq N.cÖ_g †P․ayix M.Rgx`vi `c©Y N. i³v³ cÖvšÍi
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
13. ‡KvbwU ag©MÖš’ bq? 25. Ck¦iP›`ª we`¨vmvM‡ii Rb¥mb †KvbwU?
K. wÎwcUK L. evB‡ej K. 1848 L. 1838 M.1836 N.1820
M. MxZv N.ZvevKZÑBÑbvwmwi mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
English
14. ‡KvbwU Av‡b©÷ †nwgs‡qi iPbv?
Read the passage and answer questions 26-30:
K. c‡q›U KvD›Uvi c‡q›U L. weBsA¨vÛ bvw_sbm
M.`¨ Iìg¨vb A¨vÛ `¨ wm N. `¨ eø¨vK eq In Kuwait, men and women wear their
traditional dress most of the time. For men, this
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
consists of a long robe and a piece of cloth
15. ÔcÂMÖvgÕ Kvi iPbv? covering the head. For women, it is similar
K. A‣ØZ gjøeg©Y L. gÄy miKvi though generally they wear a veil. Men often
M. †R¨vwZwi›`ª b›`x N. Zvivk¼i e‡›`¨vcva¨vq wear sandals during the day though rarely in the
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v office. They wear a jacket and a tie for social
16. Ôiv‡Zi me ZvivB Av‡Q w`‡bi Av‡jvi Mfx‡iÕ|ÑKvi Dw³? occasion, but when it is really hot, it is usual to
K. Kvwgbx ivq L. iex›`ªbv_ VvKzi M. take off the jacket.
m‡Z¨›`ªbv_ `Ë N. K…òP›`ª gRyg`vi 26. What does ‘‘traditional’’ mean?
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v A. national B. conventional
17. GK K_vq cÖKvk Ki: Aj¼Kv‡ii aŸwbÑ C. conservative D. old
K. AÄb L. LÄb M. wmÄb N. iÄb mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v GKvwaK kã‡K GKwU 27. Kuwaiti women wear:
k‡ã cÖKvk Kiv‡K evK¨ ms‡KvPb ev GK K_vq cÖKvk A. long-sleeve skirt B. short robe
e‡j| wKQz ¸iæZ¡c~Y© GKK_vq cÖKvk- Ab¨Zg, RqšÍx, C. shawl D.long garment
wRRxwelv, K…ZNœ, Abm~qv, cÖZ¨ÿ, AMÖcÐvr|
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
18. Circular-Gi evsjv cwifvlv †KvbwU?
K. cwicÎ L. cÖPvicÎ M. cwiPqcÎ N. cwi`ßi 28. In Kuwait, veil is worn by:
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v A. all women B.most women
19. ÔcwiKiÕ k‡ãi mgv_©K †KvbwU? C. elderly women D. married women
K. cÖwZnvix L. †Kvgi M. eû N. Zievwi mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v [Ack‡b mwVK DËi †bB|] 29. According to the passage, which statement
20. ÔNvUwZÕ k‡ãi wecixZ kã †KvbwU? is true?
K. KgwZ L. Lv‡Uv M. AcÖZzj N. evowZ A.In Kuwait, wearing sandal is informal
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v B. Kuwaiti men do not wear long garment
21. ÔmvbyÕ †Kvb M‡íi PwiÎ? C. Kuwaiti women wear tie in social occasions
K. •ngšÍx L. GKz‡ki Mí D. Kuwaiti men wear sandal in the office
M GKwU Zzjmx Mv‡Qi Kvwnbx N. KwjgwÏ `dv`vi mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 30. Kuwaiti men wear a jacket when -
22. ÔGBLv‡b †Zvi `v`xi KeiÕ| †KvbLv‡b? A. it is too hot B. they attend parties
K. WvwjgMv‡Qi Z‡j L. Kg`Mv‡Qi Z‡j C. it is winter D. they go to the office
M. ZvgvjMv‡Qi Z‡j N. wnRjMv‡Qi Z‡j mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 31. In a dictionary, which of these comes first?
23. ÔAvVv‡iv eQi eqmÕ Kx Rv‡b bv? A. Draught B. Dramaturgy
K.Kvu`v L. bvPv M. nvmv N. †e`bv C. Dramatize D. Drummer
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v

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32. Choose the correct spelling: 41. I don’t know-
A.extempore B. extrampore A.whom he will marry
C. extremepore D. extempure B. whom will he marry
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v C. whom he will marry?
33. Find out the synonym of ‘‘extract.’’ D. whom will he marry?
A. extra B. remove C. maximize D. extend mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 42. ‘‘I won’t be late.’’ The correct response may be:
34. Translate into English: Avgiv wegvbwU‡K AeZiY A. ‘‘So do I.’’ B. ‘Me neither.’’
Ki‡Z †`‡LwQjvg| C. ‘I too’’ D. ‘‘Nor am I.’’
A. We were looking at the airplane landing. mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
B.We looked at the airplane while landing. 43. If the answer is ‘‘Hot,’’ what was the
C. We saw the airplane landing. question?
D. Both ‘A’’ and ‘‘C’’. A. ‘‘It’s hot today, isn’t it?’’
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v B.‘‘Do you like hot soup?’’
35. Translate into Bangla. ‘‘I am sick of him.’’ C. ‘‘How is he?’’
A. Avwg Zvi Kvi‡Y Amy¯’ D. ‘‘What are you feeling?’’
B. ‡m Avgv‡K ‡ivMMÖ¯Í K‡i w`‡q‡Q mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
C.Zv‡K Avgvi Amn¨ jv‡M 44. The fire  to spread at 9.30 p.m.
D. ‡m †h Amy¯’ Avwg Zv Rvwb A. starts B. started
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v C. was started D. has started
36. I made ---- my mind ---- go there. mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
A. in, to B. in, for 45. You have to come back at any ----.
C.up, to D. for, to A. time B. cost C. way D. where
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
37. She contributed Tk. 1000 ---- the relief fund. 46. ‘‘You should spend your time ----.’’
A. for B. on C.to D. with A. productive B. producer
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v C.productively D. production
38. Which of these is correct? mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
A.he learned Enlglish when he was in USA. 47. I am prepared ---- for the examination.
B. He learned the English when he was in USA A. to sit B. for sitting
C. He learned the English when he was in the USA C. in sitting D.to sitting
D. None of the above
mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
48. ‘‘Continuous as the stars..... They stretched’’
39. Which of these is correct? (from ‘‘I wandered lonely as a cloud’’) is an
A. If I had been a bird, I would fly to the moon example of:
B. If I will be a bird, I will fly to the moon A. metaphor B. metonymy
C.If i were a bird, I would fly to the moon C. simile D.personification
D. Both ‘A’ & ‘C’
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
49. The central idea of ‘‘To Daffodils’’ is that:
40. Which of these is correct?
A. we feel sad when someone dies
A. Focus groups of this project is unreliable
B. we are unhappy because life is short
B.Focus groups of this project are unreliable
C. Focus groups of this projects are unreliable C. life is short, so live honestly
D. Both ‘B’ & ‘C’ D. life is short, so live to the fullest
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50. The statue of Ozymandias is: 59. evM`v wPswoi ‣eÁvwbK bvg Kx?
A. on a mountain B. beside a river K. Penaeus monodon
C.in desert D. in a valley L. Maacrobrachium nosenbergil
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v M. Limulus polyhemus
N. Mecaca mulatta
mvaviY Ávb mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
51. me©cÖ_g evsjv‡`‡ki cZvKv †Kvb cvwK¯Ívbx wgk‡b D‡Ëvjb
Kiv nq? 60. mv¤cÖwZK Kv‡j Imvgv web jv‡`‡bi weiæ‡× hy³iv‡óªi
K. ‡KvjKvZv¯’ cvwK¯Ívb wgk‡b mvgwiK Awfhv‡bi bvg wK wQj?
L. w`jøx¯’ cvwK¯Ívbx wgk‡b K. Acv‡ikb wi‡fÄ di Rvw÷m
M. g‡¯‥v¯’ cvwK¯Ívb wgk‡b L. Acv‡ikb †bcPzb †¯úvqvi
M. Acv‡ikb BbwdwbwU
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v N. Acv‡ikb wjevwU© GÛ Rvw÷m
52. gyw³hy‡×i 9bs †m±‡ii GjvKvgmg~nÑ mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
K. PÆMÖvg, cve©Z¨ PÆMÖvg, I †dYx b`x 61. evsjvi cvj es‡ki wØZxq kvmK †K?
L. Lyjbv †Rjvi `wÿYvÄj, ewikvi I cUzqvLvjx K. †Mvcvj L. ag©cvj M. gnxcvj N. †`ecvj
M. Kzwóqv, h‡kvi, dwi`cy‡ii AwaKvsk I Lyjbv †Rjvi DËivÂj mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
N. wm‡jU †Rjvi c~e©vÂj I c~e© DËi w`‡K wm‡jU WvDwK †ivW ch©šÍ 62. wmcvnx we‡`ªv‡ni mgq fvi‡Zi Mf©bi †Rbv‡ij †K wQ‡jb?
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v K. jW© KY©Iqvwjm L. jW© I‡q‡jmwj
M. jW© Wvj‡n․wm N. jW© wg‡›Uv
53. Zvigvb wewe‡K miKvi †Kvb †LZve f~wlZ K‡ib?
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
K. exi‡kªô L. exi DËg
M. exi cÖZxK N. exi weµg 63. ‡QvU †mvbv mgwR` †Kv_vq Aew¯’Z?
K.PvucvBbevMÄ L. XvKv
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v M. bIMvu N. ivRkvnx
54. Awf‡lK †U‡÷ evsjv‡`‡ki c‡ÿ cÖ_g Aa©kZ ivb K‡ib mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
†K? 64. kvjeb wenvi †Kv_vq Aew¯’Z?
K. nvweeyj evkvi mygb L. bvCgyi ingvb `yR©q K. gqbvgwZ L. †mvbviMvuI
M. Avwgbyj Bmjvg eyjeyj N. iwKeyj nvmvb M. †mvgcyi N. gnv¯’vbMo
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
55. XvKv dzUej jxM K‡e †_‡K ïiæ nq? 65. Gwkqv gnv‡`‡ki AvqZb c„w_exi †gvU AvqZ‡bi KZ kZvsk?
K. 20 L. 12 M. 30 N. 5.8
K. 1948 L. 1980
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
M. 1972 N.1973
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 66. Igvb mvMi I cvim¨ DcmvMi‡K mshy³ K‡i‡Q †Kvb cÖYvjx
K. gvjv¯‥v L. †gwmbv
56. RvZxq wkï w`em cvwjZ nqÑ M. nigyR N. †ewis
K. 19 Rvbyqvwi L.17 gvP© mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
M. 24 Rvbyqvwi N. 14 †deªæqvwi
67. i¨vWwK¬d jvBb †Kvb `yÕwU †`‡ki mxgv‡iLv wPwýZ K‡i?
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v K. fviZÑcvwK¯Ívb L. fviZÑPxb
57. bevqb‡hvM¨ kw³i Dr†mi D`vniY n‡jvÑ M. cvwK¯Í vbÑAvdMvwb¯Í vb N. fviZÑgvqvbgvi
K. dz‡qj †mj L. we`y¨r †mj mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
M. †mvjvi †mj N. LED †mj 68. Ôgûixi PiÕ †Kv_vq Aew¯’Z?
K. Lyjbv †Rjv L. †fvjv †Rjv
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
M. PÆMªvg †Rjv N.†dYx †Rjv
58. ‡h me c`v‡_©i wbDwK¬qv‡m wbDUªb msL¨v mgvb wKš‘ fi mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
msL¨v mgvb bq Zv‡`i ejv nq-
69. evsjv‡`k cwi‡ek I eb gš¿Yvjq cÖwZwôZ nq K‡e?
K. AvB‡mv‡Uvc L.AvB‡mv‡Uvb
K. 2000 L. 1989 M. 2001 N. 1992
M. AvB‡mvevi N. †Kv‡bvwUB bq
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
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70. ‡Qovu Øxc †m›U gvwU©bm Øxc †_‡K KZ `~‡i Aew¯’Z? 81. evsjv‡`‡k wZ¯Ív b`x hgybv b`xi mv‡_ †Kv_vq wgwjZ nq?
K. 5 wK. wg c~‡e© L.5wK. wg `wÿ‡Y K. bxjdvgvix L. LvwjkvPvcvbx
M. 4 wK. wg c~‡e© N. 4 wK. wg `wÿ‡Y M. bv¯Íviv N. dzjevwo
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
71. AvšÍR©vwZK gy`ªv Znwe‡ji (IMF) evsjv‡`k¯’ Kvh©vjq 82. evsjv‡`‡ki m‡ev©”P ivóªxq cyi¯‥v‡ii bvg Kx?
†Kv_vq Aew¯’Z? K. GKz‡k c`K cyi¯‥vi L. iex›`ª cyi¯‥vi
K. gwZwSj L. †k‡i evsjv bMi M. ¯^vaxbZv c`K cyi¯‥vi N. †Kv‡bvwUB bq
M. ¸wj¯’vb N. evwiaviv mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 83. we‡k¦i B›Uvi‡bU e¨enviKvix kxl©‡`k ‡KvbwU?
72. ‡ecRv (BEPZA)Mf©Yi ewWi †Pqvicvm©b †K? K. hy³ivóª L. hy³ivR¨ M. Rvcvb N. Pxb
K. cÖavbš¿x L. evwYR¨gš¿x M. wkígš¿x N. A_©gš¿x mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 84. AvaywbK Kw¤úDUv‡ii RbK †K?
73. gvwK©b hy³ivóª AvdMvwb¯Ív‡b nvgjv Pvjvq K‡e? K. Gjvb GgUvR L. nvIqvW© GB‡Kb
K.2000 L. 2001 M. 2002 N. 2003 M. †i Ugwjbmb N. wfbUb wR Kvd©
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
74. mk¯¿ evwnbx KZ…©K cwiPvwjZ GKgvÎ wek¦we`¨vj‡ji bvg Kx? 85. ‡¯øvfvwKqvi ivRavbxi bvg Kx?
K. b¨vkbvj wW‡dÝ BDwbfvwm©wU K. jyeRvbv L. eªvwUkøvfv M. †¯‥vc‡R N. wK‡qf
L. evsjv‡`k AvgW© †dv‡m©m BDwbfvwm©wU mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
M. evsjv‡`k BDwbfvwm©wU Ae wW‡dÝ GÛ ÷vd 86. hyw³hy×wfwËK cÖvgvY¨ PjwPÎ ÕbvBb gv¯’m Uz wd«WgÕ Gi
N. evsjv‡`k BDwbfvwm©wU Ae cÖ‡dkbvjm cwiPvjK †K?
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v K. Rwni ivqnvb L. Zv‡iK gvmy` I K¨v_vwib gvmy`
75. fvi‡Zi †jvKmfvi eZ©gvb w¯úKv‡ii bvg Kx? M. AvjgMxi Kwei N. Gm myK‡`e
K. gxiv Kzgvix L. gxiv mv‡·bv
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
M.gxiv Kzgvi N. gxiv evC
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 87. ÔnZ¨vhÄÕ wPÎKg©wU Kvi AvKvu?
76. gvwK©b hy³iv‡óª mßg †b․en‡ii NvuwU †Kv_vq Aew¯’Z? K. wkíPvh© Rqbyj Av‡ew`b L.wPÎwkíx Kvgiæj nvmvb
K. evnivBb L. ‡m․w` Avie M. Gm Gg myjZvb N. iex›`ªbv_ VvKzi
M. wgki N. mvBcÖvm mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 88. evsjv‡`k †Kvb mv‡j AvšÍR©vwZK cywjk ms¯’v
77. evsjv‡`‡ki msweav‡bi †Kvb Aby‡”Q`i ÔRiæix Ae¯’vÕ (INTERPOL)Gi m`m¨ c` jvf K‡i?
†NvlYvi K_v ejv n‡q‡Q?
K. 137bs Aby‡”Q‡` L. 118 bs Aby‡”Q‡` K. 1972 L.1973 M.1974 N.1976
M. 95(1) bs Aby‡”Q‡` N. 141 (1) bs Aby‡”Q‡` mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 89. Be‡b wmbv wQ‡jb GKRbÑ
78. evsjv‡`‡ki mk¯¿ evwnbxi mev©wabvqK †K? K. wPwKsmv weÁvbx L. RxeweÁvbx
K. cÖavbgš¿x L. †mbvcÖavb M. ivóªweÁvbx N. g‡bvweÁvbx
M.ivóªcwZ N. cÖwZiÿvgš¿x
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
79. G‡mwÝqvj WªvMm †Kv¤úvwb wjwg‡U‡Wi GKgvÎ AvÂwjK 90. N~wY©So ÔweRwjÕ K‡i AvNvZ nv‡b?
BDwbU †Kv_vq? K. 2004 L. 2007 M. 2008 N.2009
K. XvKv L. PÆMÖvg mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
M. e¸ov N. Lyjbv 91. 6, 36, 1296... wmwiRwUi 5g c`wU KZ?
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v K.7776 L. 49771 M. 32589 N. 59059
80. evsjv‡`k RvZxq †mwb‡Ukb gvm †KvbwU? mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
K. AvM÷ L. †m‡Þg¤^i 92. wR‡jU eûRvwZK cÖwZôvbwU †Kvb †`‡ki ?
M. A‡±vei N. b‡f¤^ib K. Bsj¨vÛ L. nj¨vÛ M.Av‡gwiKv N. BZvwj
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v

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93. eyaMÖn m~h©‡K GKevi cÖ`wÿb K‡i KZ w`b mg‡q?
K. 365 L. 88 M. 687 N.4380 Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Kjv I gvbweK Abyl`
94. BbKv mf¨Zv M‡o I‡V wQj †Kv_vq? ÔCÕ BDwbU SET CODE: 2
K. Av‡jKRvw›`ªqvq L. UvBWwMÖm fwZ© cixÿv 2010-2011
N. wmÜy b`xi Zx‡i N.`wÿY Av‡gwiKvq
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
1. ‡KvbwU we‡`wk kã?
95. wcwm KvjPvi ej‡Z wK †evSvq? (K) nvZ (L) WvMi (M) nvqvZ (N) bvMi
K. †ikg Pvl L. Kjv Pvl mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
M.grm Pvl N. †Kv‡bvwUB bq
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 2. mwVK evbvb †KvbwU?
(K) kvšÍbv (L) mvšÍbv (M) kvšÍ¦bv (N) mvšÍ¦bv
96. `wÿY Gwkqvi AgZ¨© †mb †Kvb †ÿ‡Î †bv‡ej cyi¯‥vi jvf mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
K‡ib?
K. mvwnZ¨ L. kvwšÍ M.A_©bxwZ N. c`v_© weÁvb 3. †eªkU †Kvb †`‡ki bvU¨Kvi?
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v (K) myB‡Wb (L) ivwkqv (M) †WbgvK© (N) Rvg©vb
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
97. c„w_exi e„nËg wegvb e›`i †KvbwU?
K. `yevB L. wbDBqK© M. wm½vcyi N. †RÏv 4. wj½všÍ‡i ÔbvqKÕ k‡ãi †k‡l †Kvb cÖZ¨q hy³ nq?
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(M) BKv (N) Bwb
98. IPCC c~Y©iƒc n‡jvÑ mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
K. International Poverty Control Commissinon
5. Ôn½vgvÕ †Kvb fvlvi kã?
L.International Postal Control and Conduct (K) ZzwK© (L) wPbv
M. International Population Contorl Council (M) divwm (N) ¯ú¨vwbk
N. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
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99. Lyjbv wefv‡M †Rjvi ms¯’v KÕwU? (K) cÙcyivY (L) KvwjKvcyivY
K. 17wU L. 11wU M. 8wU N. 10wU (M) grmcyivY (N) evqycyivY
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K. bvbK kv¯¿ L. ïiæ Kve¨ (K) Abœ`vk¼K ivq (L) mZxbv_ fv`yox
M. MÖš’ mv‡ne N. Ag„Z kv¯¿ (M) KgjKzgvi gRyg`vi (N) gwZ b›`x
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8. ÔIiv ivZfi †XuwK‡Z wPov Ky‡U, w`‡b gywo fv‡RÕ -Kviv?
(K) KwjgwÏ `dv`v‡ii †K․-wSiv
(L) Avengvb evsjvi †g‡qiv
(M) weaiv nwigwZ I Zvi †g‡q mygwZ
(N) MÖv‡gi †e․-wSiv
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
9. Ck¦iP›`ª we`¨vmvMi †Kvb K‡j‡R †jLvcov K‡iwQ‡jb?
(K) KvigvB‡Kj K‡jR (L) †e_yb K‡jR
(M) wn›`y K‡jR (N) ms¯‥…Z K‡jR
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
10. Awgq PµeZ©xi Ôevsjv‡`kÕ KweZvq Ô¯^Y©k¨vg eyK wQ‡o A¯¿
nv‡ZÕ bv‡g †K?
(K) cï Kvcyiæl (L) mv¯¿x Kvcyiæl
(M) wns¯ª Kvcyiæl (N) A‡eva Kvcyiæl
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11. Ôevev Kvi †ÿ‡Z avb †L‡qwQ †h Avgv‡K Gi g‡a¨ cywi‡j- 23. eyׇ`e emyi Rb¥ mb †KvbwU?
Dw³wU Kvi? (K) 1899 (L)1901 (M) 1907 (N) 1908
(K) KgjvKv‡šÍi (L) bwmivg eveyi
(M) DwK‡ji (N) †Pv‡ii mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 24. mgvm wbY©q Ki: DËgY©- DËg FY hvi
12. Review- Gi evsjv cwifvlv †KvbwU? (K) eûeªxwn (L) ga¨c`‡jvcx Kg©aviq
(K) cybtwbixÿY (L) Dcvmbv (M) 3 q Zrcyiæl (N) wظ
(M) cÖZ¨vMgb (N) cÖZ¨veZ©b mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
25. †`k AvR wek¦- †envqvi Là‡i Kvi AvuKv?
13. ÔDe©kx I Av‡U©vwgmÕ Kve¨MÖ‡š’i iPwqZv †K?
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(M) weòz †` (N) Awgq PµeZ©x (M) Kvgiæj (N) Rqbyj Av‡e`xb
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi - Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
14. Ô‡M․ix `vbÕ wn›`y †g‡q‡`i KZ eQi eq‡m we‡q †`qvi cÖ_v? Bs‡iRx
(K) 9 eQi (L) 11 eQi
(M) 6 eQi (N) 8 eQi Read the passage and answer the questions 26-30
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v Human beings have always sought to understand
15. ÔXv‡Ki euvqvÕ- evMavivi A_© Kx? the meaning of dream. The Egyptians believed
(K) A‡K‡Rv (L) m½xZ wcÖq that dreams possess oracular power, that
(M) D`vmxb (N) Acqv
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v dreams my show the future in advance. Other
16. gvwbK e‡›`vcva¨v‡qi Dcb¨vm bq †KvbwU? cultures have interpreted dreams as
(K) cÙvb`xi gvwS (L) PZz‡¯‥vY inspirational, curatiove, or as alternative reality.
(M) †QvU eKzj cy‡ii hvÎx (N) wZ¯Ívcv‡ii e„ËvšÍ In 1990 the royal road’ to the unconscious.
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
26. Which statement is true according to the
17. Ôm„wó Zuvi jxjv gvÎÕ- Kvi?
(K) iex›`ªbv_ VvKz‡ii (L) Kvwj`v‡mi passage?
(M) fMev‡bi (N) †nvgv‡ii (a) Dreams are confusing
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v (b) Dreams can have many interpretations.
18. Ô‡KvUvjÕ kãwUi mgv_©K- (c) Dreams are ‘royal’ in nature
(K) gš¿x (L) wb`©q (d) Dreams have no significance
(M) Øi-iÿK (N) bMi- iÿK
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
19. Ôcv‡qi AvIqvR cvIqv hvqÕ - Gi †jLK †K? 27. What does æoracular” mean?
(K) •mq` kvgmyj nK (L) wRqv nvq`vi (a) oral (b) visionary
(M) AveM`yjøvn Avj gvbyg (N) AvmKvi Be‡b kvBL
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v (c) demonic (d) confusing
20. M„nxÕi wecixZ kã †KvbwU? mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
(K) mbœ¨vmx (L) ewnt¯’ (M) ewnM©vgx (N) AwfRvZ 28. What does æcurative” means?
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v (a) injurious (b) healing
21. Ôgy³Õ k‡ãi cÖK…wZ I cÖZ¨q †KvbwU? (c) curious (d) confusing
(K) gy+³ (L) gyn+³ mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
(M) gyK+Z (N) gyP+³
mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 29. Sigmund Freud is a:
22. knx` Kv`ixi Kve¨MÖš’ †KvbwU? (a) priest (b) phychologist
(K) DËivwaKvi (L) Pvlvfzlvi (c) prophet (d) dreamer
(M) Nv‡mi NUbv (N) cv †h Avgvi Abo cv_i mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
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30. The appropriate title for this passage would 38. The underlined part in æI an move
be: mountains for her” mean:
(a) Freud and Dreams (a) walk long (b) try hard
(b) Dreams and Demons (c) do anything (d) climb hills
(c) Intrepretations of Dreams mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
(d) Dreams Deeeit. 39. Which of these is correct?
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v (a) I saw the moon rise sitting in the balcony
31. In a dictionary, which of these comes first? (b) I saw the moon, sitting on the balcony, rise
(a) Electrical (b) Electron (c) Sitting on the balcony, I saw the moon rise
(c) Electric (d) Electricity (d) Both a & c
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi D Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
32. Choose the correct spelling: 40. Which of these is correct?
(a) placard (b) placcard (a) For adopting unfair means got jim expelled.
(c) plakard (d) plakarde (b) John got expelled. For adopting unfair means
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33. Life has…….me that you cannot trust (d) Both a & c
anybody mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
(a) learnt (b) lent 41. Could you tell men…….?
(c) taught (d) meant (a) Where did you go
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v (b) Where you went
34. Find out the antonym of æemancipate” (c) Where did you went
(a) free (b) liberate (d) Where are you go
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mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 42. Give me a hand……….?
35. Zywg wK Kvj gv_v Kvwg‡qQ? (a) do you (b) will you
(a) Have you shaved your hair off yesterday? (c) don’t you (d) aren’t you
(b) Did you have your hair off yesterday mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
(c) Did you have your hair shaved off yesterday 43. I want……
(d) Have you cut your hair yesterday? (a) that you come (b) you come
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v (c) you to come (d) you’ll come
36. He lost his father……. An early age. mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
(a) off (b) by 44.You must’ve read Shakespeare’s play…..
(c) at (d) in (a) Othelo (b) Othello
(c) Othello (c) OTHELLO
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37. He turned ….today when we thought he’d
45. Cars……. Made here since 1961.
died.
(a) are (b) were
(a) away (b) in (c) up (d) at
(c) have been (d) are being
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46. The population problem will become 55. Kzmy¤^v gmwR` †Kv_vq Aew¯’Z?
hugh…. birth control is adopted. (K) Uv½vBj (L) ivRkvnx
(a) until (b) as (c) if (d) unless (M) ev‡MinvU (N) Lyjbv
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47. ''Ozymandias'' is: 56. kvjeb wenvi †Kv_vq Aew¯’Z?
(a) a lyric (b) an ode (K) XvKv †Rjvq (L) Kzwgjøv †Rjvq
(c) a sonnet (d) en elegy (M) e¸ov ‡Rjvq (N) RqcyinvU †Rjvq
mwVK DËi A Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
48. The major theme of æTo Daffodil” is 57.bRiæj ¯§„w` hv`yNi †Kv_vq Aew¯’Z?
(a) life is short, art long (K) gqgbwmsn (L) PÆMvg
(b) daffodils are beautiful (L) e¸ov †Rjvq (N) RqcyinvU †Rjvq
(c) the ravages of time
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(d)nature never dies
mwVK DËi B Z_¨/e¨vL¨v 58. Ô¯^vcvwR©Z ¯^vaxbZvÕ fv¯‥h©wU †Kv_vq Aew¯’Z?
(K)XvKv wek¦we`¨vjq (L) Rvnv½xibMi wek¦we`¨vjq
49. Chapman in æOn First Looking into
(M) ivRkvnx wek¦we`¨vjq (N) PÆMªvg wek¦we`¨vjq
chapman’s Homer’is a:
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(a) novelist (b) bright
59. evsjv‡`‡ki b¨vkbvj Uz¨wiRg KvDw݇ji †Pqvig¨vb †K?
(c) scientist (d) biographer
(K) A_©gš¿x (L) cÖavbgš¿x
mwVK DËi C Z_¨/e¨vL¨v (M) evwYR¨gš¿x (N) evsjv‡`k e¨vs‡Ki MfY©i
50. Every cloud has a ……. lining mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
(a) golden (b) bright 60. wek¦ cwi‡ek w`em cvwjZ nq †Kvb w`b?
(c) silver (d) sunny (K) RyjvB 11 (L) Ryb 5
(M) †m‡Þ¤^i 8 (N) AvM÷ 12
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mvavib Ávb 61. RvwZms‡Ni Rjevhy cwieZ©b msµvšÍ m‡¤§jb †Kv_vq
51. A¯’vqx miKv‡ii †K cÖ_g evsjv‡`‡ki ¯^vaxbZv †NvlYcÎ AbywôZ n‡e?
cvV K‡ib? (K) ev‡m©‡jvbv (L) eve©v‡Wvm (M) KvbKzb (N) wjgv
(K) ZvRDwÏb Avn‡g` (L) †kL gywReyi ingvb mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
(M) Aa¨vcK BDmyd Avjx (N) wRqvDi ingvb 62. fMevb ey܇`‡ei Rb¥¯’vb †Kv_vq?
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v (K) bvMi‡KvU (L) KvUgyÛ DcZ¨Kv
52. hy³d«›U miKv‡i †kL gywReyi ingvb †Kvb gš¿Yvj‡qi (M) †cvLviv (N) jw¤^wb
`vwq‡Z¡ wQ‡jb? mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
(K) Lv`¨ gš¿bvjq (L) evwYR¨ gš¿bvjq 63. †KvbwU bZzb mßðh© bq?
(M) ¯^v¯’¨ gš¿bvjq (N) AvBb gš¿bvjq (K) †cUªv (L) wPwPubrRv
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v (M) gvPzwcuPz (N) e¨vwej‡bi k~b¨ D`¨vb
53. evsjv‡`k‡K RjemšÍ gy³ GjvKv wn‡m‡e †MvlYv Kiv nq mwVK DËi N Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
†Kvb mv‡j? 64. gv‡Kv© cv‡jv ‡K wQ‡jb?
(K) 1977 (L) 1975 (M) 1982 (N) 1991 (K) cwieªvRK (L) bvweK
mwVK DËi - Z_¨/e¨vL¨v (M) BwZnvmeËv (N) ewYK
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54. evsjv‡`‡ki ebv‡ji †gvU AvqZb KZ?
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(K) 22.42 jÿ †n±i (L) 2.42 jÿ †n±i
(K) 10 w`b (L) 11 w`b
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(K) evigyWv (L) cvcyqv wbDwMwb Kw›Ub‡R›U K‡e †hvM ‡`q?
(M) wMÖbj¨vÛ (N) wKDev (K) 2008 (L) 2009 (M) 2010 (N) 2007
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
67. m~h© †_‡K wb‡¤œi †Kvb MÖ‡ni `~iZ¡ me‡P‡q Kg? 78. KoBZjv ïé †÷kb †Kvb †Rjvq
(K) ïµ (L) eya (K) gqgbwmsn (L) iv½vgwU
(M) g½j (N) kwb (M) LvMovQwo (N) mvZÿxiv
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
68. †Kvb mf¨Zv `Rjv-‡dvivZ b`xi Zx‡i M‡o D‡VwQj? 79. 2010 mv‡j BD‡iv‡¯‥vi †Møvevj gwbUwis wi‡cv‡U©
(K) †g‡mvc‡Uwgq (L) wgkixq evsjv‡`‡ki ¯^vÿiZvi kZKiv nvi KZ?
(M) wneªæ (N) cvim¨ (K) 46.5 (L) 56.5 (M) 51 (N) 53
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v mwVK DËi - Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
69. cvwbc‡_i cÖ_g hy× †Kvb mv‡j AbywôZ nq? 80. bvwiKv -1 Kx?
(K) 1526 (L) 1556 (K) avb (L) Av`v
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70.wMÖwbP †Kv_vq Aew¯’Z? 81. cÖ_g †Kvb evsjv‡`kx bvBU Dcvwa jvf K‡ib?
(K) GwWbeiv (L) wjWm (M) evwg©snvg (N) jÛb (K) wRjøyi ingvb wmwÏKx (L) hZxb miKvi
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(M) †niv (N) Ry‡bv ¯^vÿwiZ nq?
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72. Ug A¨vÛ †Rwi KvU©yb †Kvb mv‡j gyw³ cvq?
(K) 1978 (L) 1989 83. †Kvb mv‡j ivwkqv cÖwZ‡ekx RvwR©qvq mvgwiK Awfhvb Pvjvq?
(M) 1928 (N) 1940 (K) 2005 (L) 2000
mwVK DËi - Z_¨/e¨vL¨v (M) 2008 (N) 2006
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73. †Mv‡ìb †Møve cyi¯‥vi †`qv nq †Kvb †ÿ‡Î?
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(M) m½xZ (N) wPÎK©g Aby‡gv`b K‡i?
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(M) 2006 (N) 2007
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Awfhv‡bi bvg Kx?
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75. cÖ_g wek¦Kvc dUe‡j cÖ_g †Mvj cvq †Kvb †`k? (L) Acv‡ikb eøy ÷vi
(K) BUvwj (L) Di渇q (M) eªvwRj (N) d«vÝ (M) Acv‡ikb GbwWIi wd«Wg
(N) Acv‡ikb eø¨vK †mÞ¤^i
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†Kvb †kÖYx ch©šÍ? mv‡_ RwoZ?
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87. KvßvB †j‡Ki g~j AvqZb KZ eM© wK.wg? 98. wf‡qZbvg hy‡¯‥i Kvj-cwimi KZ?
(K) 1720 (L) 1721 (M) 1722 (N) 1723 (K) 1945-53 (L) 1951-73
mwVK DËi - Z_¨/e¨vL¨v (M) 1954-75 (N) 1952- 79
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(K) 2010 (L) 2011 (M) 2012 (N) 2013 99. cwðg Zxi †Kvb b`©xi Zx‡i?
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(M) AwֻP (N) nvwgs evW
90. w`‡bi wb¤œZg ZvcgvÎv mvaviYZ KLb cwijwÿZ nq?
(K) ga¨ivZ (L) †fvi (M) we‡Kj (N) mܨv mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
91. gvbe-kix‡ii †Kvb As‡k cvwbi cwigvY †ewk?
(K) i³ (L) gw¯Í¯‥
(M) cvK¯’wj (N) dzmdzm
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
92. GK Aby Kve©b-WvB-A·vB‡W KqwU Aw·‡R‡bi cigvYy
Av‡Q?
(K) 1 (L) 2
(M) 3 (N) 4
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
93. †KvbwU cÖv_wgK wkjv?
(K) †kj (L) †e‡j cv_i
(M) Kwó-cv_i (N) Pzbvcv_i
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
94. Puv` †_‡K c„w_ex‡Z Av‡jv †c․uQ‡Z KZ ‡m‡KÛ mgq jv‡M?
(K) 1.26 (L) 2.26 (M) 3.26
(N) 0.26
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
95. GKwU Szwo‡Z 8wU Av‡cj Av‡Q; Zv †_‡K 2wU wb‡j †Zvgvi
nv‡Z KwU _v‡K?
(K) 2 (L) 8 (M) 6 (N) †KvbwUB bq
mwVK DËi K Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
96. gvD›U ivg‡g․‡i †Kvb gvwK©b †cÖwm‡W‡›Ui gyLgÛj †Lv`vB
Kiv †bB?
(K) Aveªvnvg wj¼b (L) w_IWi iæR‡fë
(M) Rb Gd †K‡bwW (N) RR© IqvwksUb
mwVK DËi M Z_¨/e¨vL¨v
97. WvqvjMm MÖš’wU †Kvb `vk©wb‡Ki †jLv?
(K) m‡µwUm (L) †cø‡Uv
(M) Gwi÷Uj (N) wc_v‡Mvivm
mwVK DËi L Z_¨/e¨vL¨v

wj‡RÛ C BDwbU fwZ© mnvwqKv  cÖkœe¨vsK + mv‡Rkb