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Tam happy and so are you. (Exam: She will wear a costume to the party and we will too She wil] wear a costume to the party and so will we. {Exam: Karim goes to the school, and Rahim does too, Karim goes to the school, and so does Rahim. |saa ©19 You like chocolate, sh se 9 if ls Negative agreement's —R eT ta Fra structure OF 2M Negative og ae Neaetomtng eta Statement g A.foragenius — B. asa genius Statement **"4 *] Neither + postive auxiliaryrbe + subject C.likea genius _D.asifa genius, E. a genius _||BxamsKarim hasn't seen the movie yet, and I haven't either ‘Karim hasnt seen the movie yet, and neither have J 21. Our teacher makes us____very hard. lans:D. Atowork ——B.work — C. working [| 26. What would you do if you ten lach taka? D. worked E.tobe working VC" A. win B.won_C. will win FORTE Causitive verb Make a-ta7e7an verb a¥bueTorn 11 ||. shall win __E_have won Ferre: w (ao3s-aosa) a (98) tome FarOT a ai® second conditional =f ae [Ans :B, 8B, cond bionafs 22. Listen! I can hear someoné____at the door. ‘A knock B. knocking C. ae pie D. to be knocking E. knocked other spoiled er pT 2% (Gop-Rod0) AF (RE) ROTH int 23. Politicians often write thei ‘A.mementes —_B. souvenirs (Ansc— S—ni icftea | C.remembrances D. memories _E. memoirs 28. He can say for____he wants. farets Mementos = Memories - A-aslongeras B.aslengthyas = DCPce. ) 9) Souvenirs * tesa ‘Memoirs - erent C.aslongas __D.aslong __E. long as Remembrances 7 "¥#4 FuNOt# Positive degree @4 Wik as,...as TA laste Sen-fLcrec Comp (Ams: C. 27. In the expression ‘A poet could not but be gay/In such a jocund company’ the first line means. A. To be happy was a poet's obligation B.A poet only pretended to be gay C. It was impossible for a poet not to be happy D. It was impossible for a poet to be happy E. A poet was againgst any form of gaiety A. during ‘B. whenever C. whence D. while # During - During 7471 noun 44 Ie 3071 Ex : Nobody'spoke during the presentation [While - 20 Soa wey ast aa w-OH FTA while WT, while «ta subject @ verb ee (while + sub + verb) |x’: The phone rang while Iwas watching TV Whenever - «fe «#f Adverb Conjunction fe-nt7#=8 =, (a3 “Tas subject #R verb Wi | BA "At any time" "AR RH RARE whenever FAs 1 24, I read the book___you were drying a ir. Janeny E, during while’ ‘pears Peafere-aa eet OO RPE rea eT ¢ em-A-Unit + aR - B+D Unit ¢ Ue - C Unit |x: He was always ina hurry whenever we meet. D. 2 ii Read the passage carefull je a ly and then answer the questions Ga uo stoveing ‘the right alternative A, B, C, Dore: notable almost impossible to define poetry, several | | Bon craRTSTMe STO ones. attempts to do so were made by nineteenth-| =, UNCWRRA REAM 8, ARS OTH Century poets. Edgar Allan poem emphasized that the essence of poetry is beauty. 'I would define the poetry of words as the rhythmical creation of beauty’ poem || Wrote. 'Its sole arbiter is taste’. He added that poetry has litte or nothing to do with intellect, conscience, duty ot ‘truth. William Wordsworth, on the other hand, saw | Semmes cei cia efeefitens wa fate? Poetry in terms of feeling, ‘Poetry is the imaginative |, farrad ¥. ara 1. GF w. fans 6, Zoe expression of strong feeling; usually rhythmical. r cee Sue es The spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings ||" : recollected in tranquility. Another romantic, Percy Bysshe Shelley, seemed, in his definition of poetry, to stress the most exalted experiences of superior men. ‘Poetry’ he wrote, ‘is the record of the best and happiest ||_ moments of the happiest and best minds. A fourth poet, the eminent Victorian Matthew Amold, thought of poetry as more rational and intellectual. He defined poetry as 'a criticism of life under conditions fizzed for such criticism by the laws of poetic truth and beauty.’ After all these studied and sophisticated definitions, however, I believe we are still at a loss to say for sure what poetry is it eludes logical definition so persistently that perhaps one can only offer an example, || 750" soar Eau Taying as he docs a0, tis ina poem’ P| are ST aa cs ew | ea FA 29. As an inherent quality of poetry the aesthetic has: || waft ov wy | wore wifey cr | wert eg sis frend been characterized in this text by- cara Fat aa bem am [aa from og | carers fae A.allpoets B.amold_C. poe reece aS | eevee Mees [eres | wren oxnett wordsworth _E. shelley aay ween | eA ever act | arte rege [Ans C. i | corera Bafe wy | roe ain [eereen feere_| armen 30. Remembrance plays a vital role in the poetic || wer mora eq | am fra theory of ‘A. shelley B. wordsworth C.poe_E.amold_E.none | g ‘qatar or ele favire cer (Ams: A. 3. =. eras caraican 531. The focal point is reasoning, analytical mind in| yw" a peceerny Lica the theory advanced by- Fare “Bae aes ont meen aia a RTE RE | shro ‘A.noie B. shelley —C.wordsworth D. poe _E. amold || a awry smantne xr 32, Poetic theory has been superlatively formulated —— fey a doe Rs eat ot EY by____in this text 3. ot UCR ‘A four poets _B. three poets x ees C.two poets __D. one poet only _E. none ie 3 eT eR = [Ans_ % ; 33. According to the text, shelley claims that poetry Pl 80, MIR AH, ART, oyna 1 registers, moments of a poet. Be ae A. awesome B. melancholy ee aa t ieeees D. horrific _E. frustrated = = a a. Lares. wae (An: 3 a atta Reca aetora rat fcr cata ceemtaty Rabe et nt those of mind | *! recon ee arene nienti TRAD Craters fren wore es “eRe re RR eo ae fer ommrcecra - peed LER 8 orien Pear: a ees Ne RUNNY TRYST ER eH RHO eo, soa vii eet xd eve anette aro toon torr hr =, 3 TE NRE 1, AARP Te ee oe fer err ore 3.3% or oft Sea See a eH A AT ae aul Le 5 eee Sea BA yet fr xT TITS a [ben », am [ives ©. CePN UCT CRE eT FRR BME eT cg Beer | 38. OTTHCRY fer A Fr crete Boy * GTM ETH 8. OTR Oy vel ern vers Bem ; ee. 8. Sw Cet ‘5 ca crea fe de soho weer sage [comme sterett om maRe fava few wer i ocean Toes erate |Fearfee: 0} =. fase 19 9)6F (OB) ALTE | ot aa ear CORR er s84i+8e ye ree sue se1yT _vbmee sts ae 1, efecate a FMM: Seat: exteiah ence existe wee” (Bea: ae erat et FARO 5, afeg Ori ©. OT BoM cotta wr wed at Ale" wed aaqS TAA? eam a sero 1, rate x wines we. saceten 4. are Morr wits ifs erase cor sree | 4, ey 1.3 ie RIO eed lea, fear tena ingen 8 HOR fora: sen ered ve Hea eee ewe CA) ia S| iy “aera” ee me Wire Son Te eo WE | [eea: s, [EB Fr ea ee aa, Fa Te eat TT Cote ore Ser Fort 4 erat ae) 3a a 8. 9GF Rte aera athe oe tbe: ERE RETR, FR TA a aH HEAT aT aaa | 4 femepa a 1, OM THT 5. ofits a1 6. TSPF TT [Rateate aices ew” aren wr cre ats fate: w (2080-2033) (38) ROT (Sea: “fm tof eer, oe, ee ore aaah ®. Wreay Se SI Her, HY OT CO UM OF OTR went 4. 9. Ba ai 20, HRT THR ARTS A= CA TR TTP w.entarpe Te ¥, Reefer aa ee eee {Sea w, 1, fomrape ata LOPE 6 Obst y : z Fill in the gaps in the passage below with appropriate choices against the corresponding numbers that follow it: Nylon was invented in the early 1930s (1). an American chemist, Julian Hill. Other scientists (2) with his invention and finally on 27 October 1983, Nylon G) to the world, It was cheap and strong and immediately (4) successful, especially in the making of women’s stocking, During the second World War, the (5), present for many women was a pair of nylon stockings. Today, we (6). nylon in many things: carpets, ropes, seat belts, furniture, computers and even spare parts for the human body. It (7) an important part in our lives for over 50 years 1.A.for B.to C.by Da from _E.as. 2. A. work B. works C..worked D.working _E. will work (Ans: C. 3. A. introduce B. introduced C.was introduced _D. introduces _E. will introduce eases sw Ree FR ge ene 9U 4. A-become — B. became C.becomes _D.was becoming _ E. will become S.A good B.dear C.best_D. cheap E. fine B. used D.use E. using B, played D. will play E. is playing ‘The sentence implies B. rainfall is scarce ‘A; raingall is plentiful C. rainfall is fairly scattered D. rainfall is in abundance 11. I don't care how much A. does cost the car “B. does the car cost C. car costs D. the cat costs_E, costs the car Gnd. Embedded tog ques 12, Let us go on a picnic A. won't we B. will we C. shall we D. shall wenot____E. aren't We Fatt: Tag question 4 Let's W let us ere aremH Cet ‘shall we? ®t Exam: Let’s go to the playground, shall we? Let ern >rerory “Will/Won't you” = ‘Exam: Let the prisoners go, will you? 13. His lights were on. He ome, A. must be B. mustn't have been C. must have been D. should have E, shouldn't have been i Dl fort s ca ae aa Sie fen fee ol om Ge Ga CT should have 34ers =| }éxam: Rahim should have made a report about this case, Javier Rahim 3 report m1 Se fier, Fre ot ot Fer 7, fend rere | Mae, CH GSB BS FHI MATE, fe eel eal Bie ZAHA Jas carson should not have <1 [Exam: Rahim should not have gone to field, it'was fain too much, tet Rahim a ms Pee fe-gfb Fros oa ac em [Sie fe, a er orm era TSP, corn MC rm CRE a Fe wo sere Hist restr Woes, re ae care: Must have [eas eer Rabin posed task beer hae wuied hard, ‘gvier Rahim satey fot eae, a. cies tes feos photograph lcci (iat) Recording ai 7). © GER ARE View (C7) Is Photograph AW) [Ans: E. Gins Setilisae 19. The meaning of the word ‘supportive’ is—__ A. active B. hostile C. helpful D. aggressive RTS: Supportive: Fae Hostile. *arrfta, 248 Agpressive- arg, E, dangerous 20. suggest that he "to the doctor. ‘A. went oe C. goes D. has gone E. will go. lated Suggest” subjenctive word Wit acy That 7707 verb ln Bor es) SUBIUNGA VE. 1. Which of the following is a synonym for.'gang"? A. clique B. gangway C. garb D.gamble __E. fearless ique= ce wai : Gang Gangway-oIcea ot Garb-crmsncea rari. Gamble- mt Fearless-3284 i ee Raia : é ‘| 2. The appropriate English translation of ‘SAtet Aegis em a Re HATE EAT AH EF CFTR is: A. All culture identifies light with knowledge and evil with darkness. B. Most cultures have identified light with discovery and darkness with evil. C. Cultures see light with discovery and darkness and evil together. D. Inall cultures light and darkness live side by side. and darkness is evil forall. linking industrial and mining regions’. Avnerve B. C.aorta -D. vein ___E. vessel ‘A. The station isn't here near anywhere. B. The station isn't near anywhere here. C. The station isn't here anywhere near. D. The station isn't anywhere near here. E, The Station isn't near here anywhere. 6, Outlet means: A.renting out —_—B. output C. input D, outside the border E. the passage to let our something Fafa outlet- fer, 7:The correct Bangla translation of. No modern writer comes up to Shakespeare A, TAT SUR A CANCE RT TE BCR SIR OTe Crees eT wT TH | Create Sige oreee oats eres =H 1 D. caren aisha crs oraftacaa we eeereTA AH | Ere Sifts ore crafts Senteerr tea wr at FRU Comes up to — FPA S| 8, ACHR CHATS FTCA AUN PRT AA AT THOR AST HIE ASR RTA BARRA Cire ca war ae DTT AA HET GAR E. erences Stee an at (Ans: B. 9, Which ot the following makes correct sense? A, Wanted a lady piano for singing. B. Wanted a piano for a lady to sing songs. (C. Wanted for a lady piano to sing song. D. Wanted a song for a lady piano E, Wanted a lady for a singing piano [Aas BRET 7 iat eee one 10, In the sentence ‘We have to keep our fingers crossed till the final result is declared’ the idiomatic expression to keep our fingers crossed means: ‘A.to feel suspicious B. to feel scared C. to wait expectantly D. to keep praying E. to respect the Crucifixion furtt: To keep our finger crossed- deipiseica | Expectantly- @s are | |Ans: C, : 11. oaths eng ate TE UT aCe ge HT eR Awa Bow Caf Dif Efe Ama Sana 12. Which of the following is a proverbial saying? ‘A. Allis fare in love and war B. Allis fair in love and war C. Allis fear in love and war D. Allis fire in love and war E. Allis free in love and war 13. CTR BH aceHATE eT Me: ‘Actor SB, wcofa Bar Cire ba Deere So. 7ofe Sar 21. Choose the pair of words that best matches the relationship between- Pulse: Heart A. pitch: music B. nerve : brain C. tick : Clock D, motor : engine 14, OTS MEG RAY A rem eH BAIA ot E. blood : artery Aameegtaret ue | Bataan |foitiHearray eno Pulse wer Crete air D. steer fi a Clock a $ibia wt ce tick wen) © E, ares eR Feces 15, ‘Stakeholder’ “aba ed: ‘A. TRA B. reney C. BA D. acer E. ea fanart: Stake holder - seftara 1 by 2D. iy 16. The statement- 'This earth is the only one we've got; it would be illogical and immoral to fry it! means: A. The earth is for frying B. We should roast the earth C. The earth shouldn't be destroyed as we don't have another one of its kind D. Humans are illogical and immoral E, The earth has no future [Ans: C. 17. In the sentence "TI ir temper soured as they saw 22, A government in which all religions are equally honoured is: ‘A equitable C. socialistic B: democratic D. secular E. free radical 23. Which one of the following is the appropriate English translation of 80 CHAT ak CROAT CTeG cafe Om” ‘A. As soon as the boys heard the bell they ran out. B. The boys heard the bell to run out. CC. The boys heard the bell and ran out. D-immediately rings the bell and the boys run out, E. Run the boys with the bell. 24, Which of the following refers to objects other than human limbs? : A.eyes B. feet te haps them the underlined word means-} (5704, Skea Widens A. agitated . fara: Eye-crt —Feet-*icua #81 C. unpleasant Hands-qe Anms-3@ 9. Wrists-7fH_ SEE Sa A és : © |]25.4 drowning man will at a straw. wit i ; A. throw B. bite 18. The Bangla meaning of 'No time like the ab sl 2 hide be E. bang "A. acd fg a BA | Fart: Clutch at a straw-Clcs ereia Cm Sarre | B, ware Fog ear ACH 7H | Cluteb-qg aftaa ca are, Fnac art Cea SECON WET [Ans: D. Dia aes Fey SHEA AT 26. ARTA 4 TAT SMMC SAAITS BEY CHAE B.S EAE TH STE ‘A. fee Bf Ca (Ans: B D. $a E. aaa 19. One who compiles dictionary is called~ [Ans: B. A. editor B. complier 27. Choose the right word for the blank: Waste or C.spelichecker _D. lexicographer rubbish is we throw away everyday. E. bibliographer ‘A. which Bit C. what fare ea ae Ge D. whatever E, that ||(ns:E- 20. The students are not yet ___to handle such difficult questions. A. capable B.able C. enable D. capability _E. skill FONT Able 7a prepositionto™ \fw Capable *a preposition’ ol i A |Ans: B. Fall 28, RRODR Coa RR DTH a eras Rae wT ‘A. Success is quickly achieved B. Success has been quickly achieved C. There is no fast success D. There is no short cut to success E. There is no shortly path to success (Ans: D. 29. Which of the following is not a man of influence? iS i as 9. orterey cate Pre Rae nee wane Marshal crrafa®, Bw erica fe, sere * ce a Ree STAN sre SIRES eee OTe | 8: 30. The correct Bangla meaning "Blood is thicker than water’ is: AH TER aH BM CHT | B.3o wa wen of CE eH | C. 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ARTES AMT ei seus sires SMTA mien APrCeD ware Pre] Bromma “mea Rinfenra TAaT APA CAT | Sebe ATA 3BR) afer FFA sreetita ZIce FES eR [Rens vt. — 38, CHARA CHER AEE SLM ea ey a HAY “x, Subscriber Identification Method Subscriber Identity Module st, Subscriber Identity Mechanism ¥, Subscriber Identification Module 8, Subscriber Identification Mode faren: Frate: w Gose-xo38) am (98) "ROR [seas 4 : i, Stee 3. srfeate 8am feo: cms epera won FeehTe eoeAien Teeter ATO TET TEE | (Se: 3, Re, RCT ATT STRAT PR CF onda Pram $, Dee STyTR TEM wie tea = AF 8. rea ai Farrar: Faerftw: @ (Rose-2038) . GHA Fata ate sar A. of Bo ofie wer Ce TRE Gi ike gees east ee 4 one De B.-1,i, ai z cae 1+ivd 1 WO aa wi (A, |, E) fe aba aca cay eRe 2A, L Exteien aa °P, Serer, ae 4 6 ore am 4! Sere ne feta (y) fevones = eS x00 : Ans: D. 4 é : Tafa canpEy GY ‘ARTICLE “ern for we Bete aA TH Aad B. 360 C.480 D.576 E.231 A. sin 30°= cos 30° BB sin 30° = sin 60° C. sin 45°= cos 45°. tan 45° = cos 45° s E, sin 60° = cos 60° 2 4 P,= 144 5 Ans: A. an: sin4S? = cos45° = ©, Ox + 3y'= 18 oT emt v2 Ae B. Bagcan C. wfiqear Ans: C. D. cog sertasie_E. age », 3x? + 3y'— Sx— 6y +4= 0 eR TE USS CUNT ttoT ig r iis ri Vi 0 FE x8 y" arate fete Mos COMA xy FRAT COA 7TH A= BS ct RE are ar RN HEH TAT 6a HTS | 8 8 6 © oatge: vinta x 7-9 yale fre aaiewn iy 8 5 0 Baga: x 6 y"avitte alleen, ara 1 HR 6 eR FHRTE | 13 “2B oORYS: x’ cy" ave Alen, cor eI PRA « Fes BETS | OM: 3x? +3y — 5x-6y+4=0 Ans : B. ax ty Sn-2y4t-0 8 "Cy="Cy am Cara A213 B.431 C.331 D.312 E.231 opnd =" +f? -c RC, ="O, n= at pn=12+8 =20 D.4(a +b? +02) _B. 4a°b? 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