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English MCQ
1761. The country is progressing by leaps and bounds. Here 'by leaps and bounds' means -
aimlessly
rapidly
slowly
None
1762. He succeeded --- perseverance, (সে অধ্যবসায়ের বলে সফল হলো)
by dint of
by way of
in view of
in lieu of
1763. He succeeded in life--- his talents, (সে তার প্রতিভার গুণে জীবনে সফল হলো)
in stead of
by way of
by virtue of
by means of
1764. Which of the following sentences is correct?
Why have you done this?
Why you had done this?
Why you have done this?
Why did you done this?
1765. The teacher beat the student
one by one (এক এক করে)
by black and white (লিখিতভাবে)
black and blue (কালশিরা পড়া)
one after another (একের পর এক)
1766. The phrase 'to be in the swim' means-
To swim hard
to practice
to be a part of
to show off
1767. By leaps and bounds' means--
At rapid rates
aimlessly
easily.
wisely
1768. One of the four sentences, given below is grammatically wrong.
Neither you nor I am in a sound position
Laziness is detrimental for success
He begged the favour of my granting him leave
Your action is not in conformity with the law
1769. Black and blue এর অর্থ কি?
রঙ্গীন
ধূসর
কালো ও নীল
উত্তম মধ্যম
1770. The price of daily necessaries increases by –
hook or by crook
fits and starts
and the by
leaps and bounds
1771. The price of rice is increasing-.
by fits and starts
by all means
by and large
by leaps and bounds
1772. The meaning of the idiom 'below the salt' is-
lowly
lack of salt salty
below the sea level
Below the salt lowly
1773. The population of Bangladesh is increasing -.
by fits and starts
by all means
by and large
by leaps and bounds
1774. The always do many good things for society.
ere long
big guns
sheet anchor
yellow dog
1775. The price of rice is increasing by -
hook or by crook
fits and starts
and the by
leaps and bounds
1776. She does not like a singer but actually she is very good. Do not judge a book by its -
colour
cover
sales
author
1777. Which sentence is correct?
This is an unique case
This is a very unique case
This is a unique case
This is the most unique case
1778. Well, he's not that at all. He is a birdbrain.
a fool
a conman
a devil
a criminal
1779. One of the four sentences, given below is grammatically wrong. Hints:
He has no desire for fame
I intend going to Rajshahi
He is too miserly to part with his money
He has invited me for dinnner