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d) freedom of speech
e) quorum of parliament
2221.What is the meaning of the word ‘Quorum’?
a) required number b) allowed number
c) number d) additional number
2222.The term ‘en route’ means –
a) Through the route b) Through the way
c) On the way d) In the way
2223. ‘e.g.’ stands for-
a) exempli gratia b) exe grat
c) exempli grat d) none
2224.The synonym of ‘impasse’ is :
a) impossible b) solution c) continuous d) deadlock
2225.‘etc’ stand for-
a) et cetera b) etcatra c) etcectra d) none
2226.‘viz’ means –
a) namely b) that is c) for example d) by way of
2227.‘Prima facie’ means:
a) At the first sight b) famous person
c) Premier value d) Last supper
2228.‘Prior to’ means:
a) after b) before
c) immediately d) during the period of
2229.Full expression of ‘N.B.’ is-
a) note before b) nota bene
c) note beside d) note better
2230.“Bon voyage” means:
a) Have a sound sleep b) Devil’s advocate
c) A handsome fellow d) Wish a good trip
2231.The speaker abeyanced the meeting of the Jatio Sangsad for sine
die. In this sentence sine die means –
a) indefinite period b) definite period
c) for good d) specified period
2232.What is the meaning of the phrase ‘sine die’?
a) for certain period b) for specific days
c) for uncertain period d) none of the above
2233.The phrase ‘sine die’ means –
a) fixed b) uncertain c) unknown d) changing
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2234.“Lingua-franca” means-
a) The first language b) The common language
c) The French language d) National language
2235.What is the meaning of the word ‘ad valorem’?
a) Acccording to value b) Valuable
c) Valueless d) Added value
2236.What is the meaning of the word ‘Post mortem’?
a) Surgical operation b) After death
c) Before death d) Declare as death
e) Before operation
2237.He is not for changing things; he is for preserving the-
a) vice versa b) bona fide c) ex officio d) status quo
2238.The meaning of ‘status quo’ is –
a) equal status
b) state of affair that existed previously
c) high status d) the former state
2239.What is the meaning of the word ‘inter alia’?
a) Between the place b) Among other things
c) Above all d) None of the above
2240.The meaning of ‘modus operandi’ is –
a) method of keeping files. b) method of thinking.
c) method of working d) method of dealing with parties
e) method of giving advice
Substitution
2241.A person who writes about his own life writes--
a) a diary b) a biography
c) an autobiography d) a chronicle
2242.Writing about one’ own life is –
a) a diary b) a biography
c) an autobiography d) a life story
2243. A ledger is –
a) book b) book of accounts
c) book of acconts showing debits and credits
d) book only for business
2244.‘Posthums’ means –
a) human qualities b) occurring before birth
c) occurring after death d) being rational
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2245.A person suffering from nervous breakdown is called:
a) Lunatic b) Nervous c) Neurotic d) Lunate
2246.A government of the people, by the people, by the people and
for the people isd called:
a) democracy b) monarchy c) autocracy d) rebellion
2247.The practice of keeping one wife or husband is called :
a) Monogamy b) Polygamy c) Polyandry d) Paamour
2248.A group of persons organized to acqire and exercise political
power is called-
a) Government b) Interest group
c) Political party d) Executive
2249.Loyality and devotation to one’s nation or country is called –
a) National b) Nationality
c) Nationalism d) Nationalist
2250.The baby fish is called –
a) fry b) chick c) kit d) kid
2251.‘Government by the few for many’ in one word is-
a) Oligarchy b) Democracy
c) Socialism d) Capitalism
2252.A government by one man is:
a) Oligarchy b) Autocracy
c) Plutocracy d) Aristocracy e) Theocracy
2253.‘A baby cat is called –
a) catty b) kitten c) cat child d) tiny cat
2254.A partner in crime is:
A) An accomplice b) A patricide
c) An atheist d) A parricide e) An eccentric
2255.One who deals in cattle is –
a) Drover b) Auctioneer c) Jockey d) Seller
2256.One working in the same place is a –
a) friend b) colleague c) contemporary d) leader
2257.A lexicographer is a person who writes –
a) Novels b) Dictionaries c) Graphs d) Medical books
2258.One who complies dictionary is called-
a) editor b) compiler
c) spell checker d) lexicographer e) biblotographer
2259.A person who writes dictionary is a –
a) Linguist b)Lexicographer
c) Dictator d) Dictionary writer
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2260.One who writes about own life writes-
a) Diary b) Biography
c) Chronicle d) Autobiography
2261.A man who has not remarried after his wife’s death is called-
[PSHM03, R.U.05]
a) Widow b) Wifeless c) Divorced d) Widower
2262.The lying place of the wild beasts is called –
a) Igloo b) burrow c) den d) aviary
2263.A misogynist hates:
a) women b) people c) men d) liars
2264.What is the single word for ‘A hater of mankind’?
a) Hatred b) Enemy
c) Misanthrope d) None of these
2265.Misanthropist means--.
a) One who flirts with ladies b) A person of narrow views
c) A hater of mankind
d) One who believe that God is in everything
2266.A philanthropist is –
a) loves his own self b) kills his kin
c) loves mankind d) hates mankind
2267.‘Omniscient’ is –
a) one who knows everything b) one who has total power
c) one who present everywhere
d) one who eats all types of food
2268.‘Patricide’ is –
a) the crime of denying one’s own hand
b) the crime of killing of one’s own father
c) the crime of loving one’s own country
d) an insect killer
2269.One who possesses many talents-
a) Versatile b) Gifted c) Exceptional d) Nubile
2270.A versatile person – many things well.
a) may do b) will do c) always does d) has done
2271.– is one who possesses many talents.
a) Extraordinary b) Exceptional c) Versatile d) Nubite
2272. Person who eats human flesh and animals that eats its own kind
is called-
a) cannibal b) flesh eater
c) meat eater d) non vegetatrian
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2273.“Cannibal” means –
a) a person who eats human flesh.
b) a person who eats animal flesh.
c) an animal who eats human flesh
d) an animal who eats bird flesh.
2274.The violation of correct grammatical structure is called :
a) slang b) colloquiation c) jargon d) solecism
2275.A government in which all religious are equally honoured is :
a) equitable b) democratic
c) socialistic d) secular e) free radical
2276.A cartographer is a person who draws-
a) graphs b) carts c) maps d) cartoons
2277.A stateman practicses the art of-
a) bureaucracy b) plutocracy
c) theocracy d) diplomacy
2278.The platform of a temple on which idols+ are kept-
a) altar b) idolatry c) pulpit d) cassock
2279.Ability to read and write –
a) capability b) education c) literacy d) learning
2280.One who cheats others is called –
a) a cheater b) a deceive
c) a liar d) a cheat e) a fraud
2281.A child who hit smaller or weaker children is called –
a) an enemy b) a rascal c) a tyrant
d) a bully e) a vagrant
2282.A cardiologist treats patients with----problems. (CHU.07)
a) heart b) kidney c) urine d) stomach
Proverb
2283.Which of the following is a proverbial saying?
a) All is fare in love and war
b) All is fair in love and war
c) All is fear in love and war
d) All is fire in love and war
e) All is free in love and war
2284.Which one is correct?
a) A frienf in need is a friend indeed.
b) A friend which is need is a true friend.
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c) A friend in need is an actual friend.
d) Actual friend is he who is always in need.
2285.Choose the correct answer.
a) A drowning man catches to a straw.
b) A drowning man catches with a straw.
c) A drowning man catches at a straw.
d) A drowning man catches about a straw.
2286. ÕbvP‡Z bv Rvb‡j DVvb euvKvÕ - GB cÖev`wUi Bs‡iRx n‡PQ-
a) A bad workman quarrels with his tools.
b) A bad dancer quarrels with audience.
c) The courtyard is not suitable for dancing.
d) A bad dancer quarrels with colleague.
2287.Choose your appropriate answer. ÕPKPK Ki‡jB †mvbv nq bvÕ
a) All that glitters is not gold.
b) All that glitter is not gold.
c) All that glitters are not gold.
d) All which glitters is not gold.
2288. Translate the following sentence into Bengali.
“Prevention is better than cure.”
a) cÖwZ‡laK A‡c¶v cwÖ Z‡iva DËg|
b) cÖwZ‡iva A‡c¶v cÖwZ‡laK DËg|
c) cÖwZ‡ivaGes cÖwZ‡laK `‡y UvB DËg|
d) cÖwZ‡iv‡ai Rb¨ cÖwZ‡laK `iKvi|
2289. Which one is appropriate translation-wb‡Ri PiKvq †Zj `vI-
a) Oil your own machine b) Oil your own wheel.
c) Give oil in your machine. d) Give oil in your wheel.
2290. ÕAv‡M Ni Z‡e †Zv ciÕ-GB cÖev`wUi Bs‡iRx n‡PQ- [ S.S.T.U.03]
a) Charity begins at home. b) Everybody is for himself.
c) Self help is the best help. d) Home first, others later.
2291.Translation of[‘ `ytmsev` evZv‡mi Av‡M Qovq’is-
a) Bad news runs faster. b) Ill news runs faster.
c) Bad news is faster than wind. d) Ill news runs apace.
2292.‘Empty vessels sound much’ means-
a) All that glitters is not gold.
b) Too many cooks spoil the broth.
c) Barking dogs seldom bite.
d) A little learning is a dangerous thing.
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2293.Which of the following sentences is correct?
a) A little learning is dangerous thing.
b) A little learning is a dangerous things.
c) A little learning is a dangerous thing.
d) Little learning is dangerous thing.
2294.Which one is correct?
a) All that glitters is not gold.
b) All that glitter are not gold.
c) All which glitters are not gold.
d) All which glitters is not gold.
2295.Which is the correct proverb.
a) All is well that ends well. b) All are well that ends well.
c) All are well that end well. d) All is well that end well.
2296.The proverbial saying which my uncle often uses is-
a) All are well that ends are well.
b) All’s well that ends well.
c) All’s well that end well.
d) All are well that end well.
e) All’s good that ends good.
2297.All’s well that – well.
a) begins b) ends c) happens d) bodes
2298.Handsome is as handsome –
a) looks b) does c) thinks d) says
2299.The last word of the proverb, ‘Handsome is that handsome –
a) works b) thinks c) says d) does
2300.Too many cooks – the broth.
a) spoiling b) spoil c) made d) brewed
2301. AwaK mbœªvmx‡Z MvRb bó- Translate it into English.
a) Too much courtesy, too much craft.
b) Too much cooks spoil the broth.
c) Grasp all, lose all.
d) To the pure all things are pure.
2302.Birds of a feather – together.
a) group b) fly c) flock d) nest
2303.Time and tide – for none. [R.U.08,JNTHU08]
a) waits b) wait c) work d) works
2304.None but the brave – the fai.
a) likes b) deserves c) preserves d) loves
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2305.A stich in time – nine.
a) saves b)saved c) will save d) have saved
2306.‘Look before you leap’ means -
a) be wary b) be amazed
c) be ready d) be successful
2307.“Fools step in where angels fear to-
a) dance b) jump c) sing d) tread
2308.A barking dog sldom –
a) shouts b) cries c) runs d) bites
2309.Which of the following is a correct proverb?
a) Fools rush in where angels fear to tread.
b) Fools rush in where angels fears to tread.
c) An fool rushes in where an angel fears to tread.
d) Fools rush in where the angels fear to tread.
2310.‘Nero fiddles while Rome burns’ Gi evsjv Abyev` †KvbwU?
a) Mi †g‡i RZy v `vb|
b) KviI †cŠl gvm, KviI me©bvk|
c) ‡Svc ey‡S †Kvc gviv|
d) ‡ivg Rj¡ ‡Q, bx‡iv evu wk evRv†”Q|
2311. Õmg‡qiGK †dvu o, Amg‡qi `k †dvoÕ GB cÖev`wUi Bs‡iRx n‡PQ- [R.U.08,
CH.U.07]
a) A stitch in time saves ten.
b) A stitch in time saves nine.
c) A stitch in time save nine.
d) A stitch saves ten stitches in time.
2312.ÕNi‡cvov Mi“ wm`u ‡y i ‡gN †`L‡j fq cvqÕ- GB cÖev`wUi Bs‡iRx n‡PQ-
a) A daggers dawn. b) Once bitten, twice shy.
c) Swiftly flies the feathered death.
d) He makes no friend, who never made a foe.
e) From the cradle to the grave.
2313. AwZ Pvjv‡Ki Mjvq `wo-Gi Bs‡iRx iƒc †KvbwU?
a) Too much cunning overreaches itself.
b) Too much craft overreaches themslves.
c) To beat the hound and run with the hare.
d) Between two horns of dilemma.
2314. GK nv‡Z Zvwj ev‡R bv B– s‡iRx Abey v` -
a) One hand can not make a sound.
b) To make a sound it needs to hands.
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c) It makes two to make a quarrel.
d) One man can not make a quarrel.
2315. Õ`‡ki jvwV G‡Ki †evSvÕ Bs‡iRx‡Z-
a) One can not do as hard work easily.
b) Many a little makes a mickle.
c) Sticts of many make a bundle.
d) Many people can do anything easily.
2316.hvi †kl fv‡jv Zvi me fv‡jv-
a) All’s well that ends well.
b) He who ends well, has well in all.
c) All well, if well is the end.
d) Those who end well, has all well.
2317. c‡Ö qvRb †Kvb AvBb gv‡b bv|
a) Necessity does not obey any law.
b) Necessity knows no law.
c) Necessity does not follow any law.
d) Necessity approves no law.
2318. Av‡jvi bx‡PB AÜKvi -Gi mwVK Bs‡iRx cÖev` †KvbwU?
a) Pride goes before destruction.
b) To cast pearls before swine.
c) Morning shows the day.
d) The near the church, the further from God.
Literature
2319.Tragedy means –
a) a serious play with a happy ending.
b) a serious play with a sad ending.
c) a homorous play with a sad ending.
d) a funny play with a touchy ending.
2320.Epic means –
a) A long story –dealing with brave deeds.
b) A short story –dealing with brave deeds.
c) A medium story –dealing with trivial deeds.
d) A long story –dealing with funny deeds.
2321.An epic means –
a) a long narrative poem dealing with heroic deeds.
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b) a lyrical poem
c) an amazing story d) an ancient poem
2322.Comedy is –
a) a light play with a happy ending.
b) an amusing play with a serious ending.
c) a serious play with a humorous ending.
d) a plays that shows terrible things in a way that is
intended to be funny.
2323.By ‘Sonnet’ we means-
a) a poem with 18 lines. b) a poem with 14 lines.
c) a poem with 15 lines. d) a poem with 20 lines
2324.“Sonnet” means --
a) a lyrical poem of fourteen lines.
b) a lyrical poem of thirteen lines.
c) a poem of eight lines.
d) None of the above.
2325.Climax is related to –
a) Prose b) Drama c) Poetry d) Novel
2326.Elegy is a poem of-
a) humour b) laughter c) lamentation d) celebration
2327.Who is the writer of ‘The Last Leaf’?
a) Robert Herrick b) O. Henry
c) W. Wordsworth d) John Keats
2328.Choose the work written by Shakespeare:
a) The Spanish Tragedy. b) Dr. Fautus
c) Way of the World d) Twelfth Night
2329.W.B. Yeats is-
a) a British poet b) an American poet
c) a French poet d) none of hese
2330.William Wordsworth is –
a) an American poet b) a British poet
c) an Australian poet d) a Dutch
e) a Canadian poet
2331.The writer of first English dictionary –
a) Quanter b) Chaucer
c) Sir Thomas Malory d) Samuel Johnson
2332.Who did write the first English dictionary?
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a) Boswell b) Ben Johnson
c) Samuel Johnson d) Milton
2333.Who is the greatest modern English Dramatist?
a) Verginia Wolf b) George Bernard Shaw
c) P. B. Shelly d) S. T. Coleridge
2334.In which century was the Victorian period?
a) 17 century b) 18 century c) 19 century d) 20 century
2335.Which of the following ages in literary history is the latest?
a) The Augustan Age b) The Victorian Age
c) The Georgian Age d) The Restoration Age
2336.Brick Lane is written by –
a) Anita Desai b) Shobha De
c) Monica Ali d) Jhumpa Lahiri
2337.‘As you like’ it is a –
a) Comedy b) Tragedy c) Romance d) Morality Play
2338.Who is called the poets of poets?[gva¨wgK mnKvix wk¶K wb‡qvM-06]
a) Geoffrey Chaucer b) Edmund Spenser
c) Thomas Kyd d) William Shakespeare
2339.Who is considered to be the father of English poem?
a) William Langland b) Geoffrey Chaucer
c) Thomas Maloy d) William Shakespeare
2340.Who is called the poet of beauty in English literature?
a) P. B. Shelly b) Lord Byron
c) John Keats d) William Wordsworth
2341.The ‘poet of nature’ is –
a) William Wordsworth b) Lord Tennyson
c) Lord Byron d) John Keats
2342.Who is the English ‘Epic poet’?
a) John Keats b) William Wordsworth
c) John Milton d) Lord Tennyson
2343.Who is the father of English novel?
a) Shakespeare b) Jonathan Swift
c) G. B. Shaw d) R. L. Stevenson
2344.Who is the most satirist in English literature?
a) Alexander Pope b) Jonathan Swift
c) William Wordsworth d) Butler
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2345.Who is the author of “Gulliver’s Travels”? [I.U.07,R.U.07,09]
a) Pearl S. Buck b) D. H. Lawrence
c) Jonathan Swift d) H. G. Wells
2346.Choose the work written by Shakespeare.
a) The Spanish Tragedy b) Dr. Faustus
c) Way of the World d) Twelfth Night
2347.‘The Merchant of Venice’ is a –
a) tragedy b) comedy c) poem d) historical play
2348.Who is the writer of ‘Small is Beautiful’?
a) E. Schumacer b) Alexander Pope
c) Samuel Smiles d) H. James
2349.‘Macbeth’ is a –
a) comedy b) satire c) tragedy d) epic
2350.‘Paradise Lost’ is a –
a) Poem b) Novel c) Drama d) Tragedy
2351.Who wrote ‘Paradise Lost’?
a) John Milton b) J. Keats
c) William Wordsworth d) William Shakespeare
2352.The writer of the book ‘Paradise Regained’ is –
a) P. B. Shelly b) John Milton
c) Shakespeare d) G. B. Shaw
2353. Who is the author of ‘India wins freedom’?
a) Mahatma Gandhi b) Moulana Abul Kalam Azad
c) J. L. Nehru d) Moulana Akram Khan
2354.Who is the author of ‘A farewell to arms’?
[12th BCSR.U.09]
a) Helen Keller b) Bertrand Russel
c) Ernest Hemingway d) Charles Dickens
2355.Hamlet is a – by Shakespeare.
a) novel b) play c) story d) tale
2356.‘War and Peace’ is written by –
a) Tolstoy b) Dickens c) Milton d) Shakespeare
2357.P. B. Shelly is a –
a) epic poet b) romantic poet
c) poet of nature d) poet of beauty
2358.John Keats is known as a poet –
a) nature b) love c) beauty d) truth
2359.Shakespeare is famous for his –
a) sonnets b) novels c) short stories d) tragedies
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2360.Shakespeare is known mostly for his –
a) poetry b) novels c) plays d) autobiography
2361.Oliver Twist is written by :
a) Milton b) Shakespeare c) Dickens d) Plato
2362.Who wrote ‘A Golden Age’?
a) Mahfuz Anam b) Shahin Anam
c) Tahmina Anam d) Oni Anam
2363.Who wrote “Prince”?
a) Plato b) Aristotle c) John Locke d) Machiavelli
2364.Charles Dickens wrote:
a) Song and Lovers b) Of Human Bondage
c) Pilgrims Progress d) David Copperfield
2365.The author of ‘The Vinci Code’ –
a) Henry Moor b) Monica Ali
c) Dan Brown d) Judy Smith
2366.Who wrote ‘Hamlet’?
a) W. Summerset Maughn b) William Wordsworth
c) William Shakespeare d) Mathew Arnold
2367.Who is the writer of ‘The God of Small Things’?
a) V. S. Naipaul b) Orundhuti Roy
c) Jhumpa Lahiri d) Salman Rushdi
2368.‘Pride and Prejudice’ is written by-
a) Jane Austin b) Emile Bronte
c) Shakespeare d) Wordsworth
2369.‘A Passage to India’ is written by –
a) Nirod C. Choaudhury b) E. M. Foster
c) D. H. Lawrence d) Alex Huxly
2370. ‘Twelfth Night’ is written by ---
a) William Shakespeare b) Samuel Johnson
c) Sir Walter Scott d) P. B. Shelly
2371.Who is the author of ‘Asian Drama’?
a) Gunnar Myrdal b) J. L. Nehru
c) APJ Abdul Kalam d) Hillary Clinton
2372.Who is the poet of ‘Victorian age’?
a) Helen Keller b) Mathew Arnold
c) Shakespeare d) Robert Browning
e) V. S. Naipaul
2373.Who is the author of ‘For whom the bell Tolls’?
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a) Charles Dickens b) Homer
c) Lord Tennyson d) Ernest Hemingway
2374.Shakespeare wrote-
a) Lord of the files b) A Farewell to arms
c) A passage to India d) As you like it
2375. “Caesar and Cleopatra” is –[gva¨wgK mnKvix wk¶K wb‡qvM-08]
a) A tragedy by Shakespeare b) A play by G.B. Shaw
c) A poem by Lord Byron d) A novel by S. T. Coleridge
2376.Who is the greatest modern English Dramatist?
a) Virginia Wolf b) George Bernard Shaw
c) P. B. Shelly d) S. T. Coleridge
2377.Who wrote ‘Beauty is truth, Truth is beauty’?
a) Shakespeare b) Wordsworth c) Keats d) Eliot
2378.The ‘Poet laureate’ is –
a) the best pet of the country
b) a winner of Novel Prize in literature
c) the Court Poet of England d) a classical poet
2379.Who is the modern philosopher who was awarded Novel Prize
for literature? [gva¨wgK mnKvix wk¶K wb‡qvM-08]
a) James Baker b) Dr. Kissinger
c) Bertrand Russel d) Lelin
2380.Who of the following was both a poet and painter? [16th BCS,
I.U.09]
a) Keats b) Donne c) Blake d) Spenser
2381.The Merchant of Venice’ is written by-[gva¨wgK mnKvix wk¶K wb‡qvM-06]
a) Shelly b) Wordsworth c) Shakespeare d) Milton
2382.Who wrote ‘The Spanish Tragedy’?[gva¨wgK mnKvix wk¶K wb‡qvM-06]
a) John Lyly b) Thomas Kyd
c) Robert Green d) Christopher Marlowe
2383.Who wrote “Crime and Punishment”?
a) Shelly b) Tolstoy c) Dostoyvosky d) Byron
2384.“History of II World War” is written by-
a) Winston Churchill b) Keats
c) Clinton d) None of them
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2385.“Justice delayed is justice denied” was stated by-
[11th BCS, Kh.U.07]
a) Dsareli b) Emerson c) Gladstone d) Shakespeare
2386.The last word of the proverb “Justice delayed is justice – is
a) refused b) denied c) negated d) none
2387.“To err is human, to forgive is devine” is written by-
a) Tennyson b) Blake c) Milton d) Pope
2388.“Power tends to corrupt and absolute power corrupta
absolutely.”was stated—
a) Hobbes b) Lord Denning
c) Lord Action d) Lord Byron e) Aesop
2389.Who wrote “Poets are unacknowdgeed legislators of the
world”?
a) Milton b) Johnson c) Shakespeare
d) Shelly e) Napoleon
2390.“He prayeth best who loveth best” was stated by-
a) Byron b) S. T. Coleridge
c) Wordsworth d) G. B.Shaw
2391.“ Cowards die many times before their death” said by-
a) Macbeth b) Hamlet c) Julious Caesar d) None
2392.What is “ Linguistics”
a) The study of history b) The study of literature
c) The study of prose d) The scientific study of language
2393.What is the salient feature of all literature?
a) Artistic quality b) Sensuous quality
c) Reflective quality d) Joyous quality
2394.A friction means-
a) confusion b) folk action
c) a branh of literature that describes imaginary people
and events.
d) a literary device
2395.Ballad means-
a) classical music b) classical dance
c) street drama d) romantic folk song
2396. O. Henry is famous for -
a) drama b) novel
c) short story d) poem
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2397. Who is the author of –‘Surrender at Dhaka: Birth of a nation’?
a) Nasiruddin b) Parvez Musarrof
c) J. F. R. Jacob d) M.A.G.Osmani
Translation
2398.Choose the correct translation of the sentence. ÓKv‡iv KZ©‡e Ae‡njv
Kiv DwPZ bq|
(a) No one should neglect their duty
(b) No one should neglect his duty
(c) One should not neglect one’s duty
(d) One should not neglect duty
2399.Translate into English; el©vFZz ïi“ n‡q‡Q|
Rains have started
(b) It’s the rainy season
(c) Rainy season has set in
(d) Rain is begun
2400.Translate into English : wZwb Avgv‡K Av‡bK Dc‡`k w`‡qwQ‡jb|
(a) He gave me a lot of advice
(b) He gave me many advice
(c) He gave me many advices
(d) He gave me too much advice
2401.Choose the correct English : Õmmy gqÕ
(a) A palmy day (b) Appropriate time
(c) Day of joy (d) Proper time
2402.At the outset-Gi mwVK A_© wK?
(a) cvÖ i‡¤¢ (b) †`ix‡Z (c) cfÖ v‡Z (d) iv‡Î
2403.Avgiv Zvi wbgš¿Y cÖZ¨vL¨vb Kijvg|
(a) We denied his invitation.
(b) We declined his invitation
(c) We disapproved his invitation.
(d) We disallowed his invitation.
2404. c_Ö ‡g AvwgB †Zvgv‡K mvnvh¨ K‡iwQjvg|
(a) It had been I who first helped you.
(b) It is I who have helped you first.
(c) It is I who helped you first
(d) I helped you first.
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2405. ‡m K‡Vvi cÖwikªg K‡i, ZvB bv?
(a) He works hard, doesn’t he?
(b) He works hard, isn’t he?
(c) He works hard, isn’t it?
(d) He works hard, doesn’t it?
2406. mKvj †_‡K ¸uwo ¸wu o ew„ ó n‡”Q|
(a) It has been raining little since morning.
(b) It has been drizzling since morning.
(c) It has been drizzling since morning.
(d) It has been raining little bit since morning.
2407. gvQ Do‡Z cv‡i,cv‡i wK?
a)Fishes can not fly,what can? b)Fishes cannot fly ,is it?
c) Fishes cannot fly?do it? d)Fishes cannot fly,can they?
2408.Zv‡K mLy x †`Lv‡”Q
a)He is looking happy. b)He has looked happy.
c)He looked happy. d)He looks happy.
2409.Avwg AvR Ri¡ R¡i †eva KiwQ|
a)I am suffering from fever today. b)I feel feverish today.
c)I have fever today. d)I feel fever today.
2410.mveav‡bi gvi †bB|
a)To be forewarned is to be forearmed.
b)Precaution can save much.
c)Precaution coats nothing.
d)Precaution can save a lot.
2411.He runs after me.
a)†m Avgvi mv‡_ †`Šovq b) ‡m Avgvi wcQ‡b †`Šovq
c)‡m Avgvi mv_x d)‡m Avgvi wcQ‡b jvwMqv‡Q
2412.He is a hard nut to crack.
a) ‡m eo cvMj †jvK| b) ‡m eo k³ †jvK|
c)‡m eo PZiz †jvK| d)‡m eo `ye©j †jvK|
2413.Tears came in his eyes.
a) ‡m Kvwu `‡Z‡Q b) †m Kv`u Kvu` nBj
c) Zvi †Pv‡L Kvbœv d) Zvi †Pv‡L Kvbvœ i fve
2414.Avwg Zv‡K A‡bK w`b †_‡K wPwb|
a)I had knows him for a long time
b)I knew him for a long time
c) I have known him for a long time
d)I know him for a long time
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2415.‡Zvgv‡K LyeB welbœ †`Lv‡”Q? Gi mwVK Bs‡iRx †KvbwU?
a)You looks very gloomy b)You are looking gloomy
c)You look very gloomy d)None of the above
2416.Cut your coat according to your cloth- Gi evsjv Abey v` †KvbwU?
a) e¨q †hgb Ki †Zgb Avq Ki b) ‡hgb Avq †Zgb e¨q
c)Kvco Abyhvqx †KvU KvU d) ‡hgb Avq †Zgb e¨q
2417.hv‡K †`L‡Z bvwi,Zvi Pjb evuKv-Gi mwVK Bs‡iRx Abey v` †KvbwU?
a)Faults are thin where love is thick.
b) Faults are thick where love is thin.
c) Faults are thick where love is deep.
d)Faults are deep where love is thin.
2418.‡m Avgv‡K †evKv ejj-Gi mwVK Bs‡iRx †KvbwU?
a) He called me a fool. b)He said me a fool.
c)He told me a fool. d)He called me as a fool.
2419.Do not cry down your enemy- evK¨wVi mwVK Abyev` †KvbwU?
a) kΓi gvqv Kvbvœ q f‡y j †hIbv b) kΓ‡K †QvU K‡i †`Lbv
c) kΓi m‡½ †gjv‡gkv K‡iv bv d)kΓ †_‡K `‡~ i †_‡Kv
2420. Avwid Ac‡y K GKwU eB avi w`‡qwQj|G evK¨wUi mwVK Bs‡iRx nj
a)Arif lent a book Apu b)Arif borrowed a book Apu
c) Arif lent Apu a book d )Arif lent to Apu a book.
2421.`ay wU mvgvb¨ UK-Gi mwVK Bs‡iRx nj-
a)The milk is barely sour b)The milk is quietly sour
c)The milk is simply sour d)The milk is slightly sour
2422.He was taken to task- Gi evsjv Abyev`-----
a) Zv‡K KvR †`qv n‡qwQj b)Zv‡K Kv‡Ri Rb¨ ejv n‡qwQj
c) †m KvR wb‡qwQj d) Zv‡K wZi¯‹vi Kiv n‡qwQj
2423.‡ij MvwowU Qv‡o Qv‡o-Gi Bs‡iRx Abey v`--- (09)
a) The train is about to start
b)The train is almost started
c)The train is nearly to start
d)The train is at the point of start
2424.He is callous to his studies- Gi A_©-‡m Zvi covïbvi cÖwZ-
a) g‡bv‡hvMx b) `p„ c)AvMÖnx d) D`vmxb
2425.Avgiv Zvi evevi gZ„ ¨y ‡Z †kvK cÖKvk Kwijvg-Gi Bs‡iRx nj: We--- death
of his father.
a) consoled b) regretted c)declered d)condoled
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2426.Don’t deprive me of these book. Gi evsjv nj:GB eB¸‡jv †_‡K
Avgv‡K ----K‡iv bv|
a) Ae‡njv b) ewÂZ c) evwZj d) bvKP
2427.They conspired together- Gi evsjv nj:Zviv GK m‡½-----K‡iwQj|
a) cwiKíbv b) w¯’i c) lohš¿ d) bvKP
2428.The law is lax- Gi evsjv Abey v`-
a) AvBbwU wkw_j b) AvBbwU cig
c) AvBbwU `ey ©j d) AvBbwU cvjbxq
2429.Forgivness is devine- Gi evsjv Abey v`-
a) ¶gv gnr b) ¶gv ¯^M©xq c) ¶gv gn‡Ë¡i d) ¶gv c‡~ Y¨
2430.Lay aside bad habis- Gi evsjv Abey v`-
a) e` Af¨vm eR©bxq b) e` Af¨vm Z¨vM Ki
c) e` Af¨vm wb›`bxq d) e` Af¨vm `i~ Ki
2431.Man is mortal- Gi evsjv Abyev`-
a) gvbly gi‡eB b) gvbly giYkxj
c) gvbly bk¦i d) gvbyl Agi bq
2432.I am in a fix- Gi evsjv Abyev`:Avwg-----
a) wKsKZ©e¨weg~p b) wPwš—Z c) e¨w_Z d) ivMvwš^Z
2433. It is drizzling -evsjv Abey v`--
a) gl~ jav‡i b) wUc wUc K‡i c) S‡oi m‡½ d) GKUvbv
2434. evRvi GLb Ley big-Gi mwVK Bs‡iRx-
a)Market is soft now b)Market is dull now
c)Market is enough now d)Market is mild now.
2435.GUv Avgv‡K cvMj K‡i Qvo‡e-Gi Bs‡iRx Abyev`-
a)You have gone mad me b)This will make me ma
c)Its makes me mad d)This will drive me mad.
2436.†m †QvU †jvK-Gi Bs‡iRx †KvbwU?
a)He is a stupid man b)He is a poor man
c)He is a mean fellow d)He is a little man.
2437.AvR Lye VvÛv ,ZvB bv? Gi mwVK Bs‡iRx †KvbwU?
a)Today is very cold,is it true?
b) Today is very cold,is n’t it?s
c)It’s very cold today,is n’t it?
d) It’s very cold,isn’t today?
2438.mieivn K‡g †Mj-Gi Bs‡iRx †KvbwU?
a)Supplies are out of order b)Supplies were low
c)Supplies ran low d)Supplies are low.
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2439.GLb †Ljvi mgq bq-Gi Bs‡iRx Abyev` wK?
[R.U.08, I.U.04]
a)It is not the time.to play.
b) It is not the time in playing.
c) It is not the time to play.
d) It is not the time of playing.
2440.Nothing has been settled as yet- Gi evsjv Abyev` †KvbwU?
a) ‡Kvb wKQz wVK bvB b) GLb wKQzB nq bvB
c) GLb wKQBz wVK nq bvB d) †Kvb wKQz nq bvB
2441.The tree is in flower- Gi evsjv Abey v`--
a) MvQwU‡Z d‡z j fiv b) MvQwU‡Z dzj a‡i‡Q
c) MvQwUi g‡a¨ djz Av‡Q d) d‡z j fiv MvQ
2442.Never lose heart- Gi evsjv †KvbwU?
a) KLbI n&ª`q nvivBI bv b) KLbI gb nvivBI bv
c) KLbI mvnm nvivBI bv d) KLbI n«`q nvivBI bv
2443.Avwg Zvi mv‡_ K_v eje|
a) I will talk at him b)I will talk with him
c) I will talk on him d) I will talk to him.
2444.AvKvk wK bxj?
a)Has the sky blue? d) Is the sky blue?
c)Does the sky blue? d)None
2445.The man is very shy.
a) ‡jvKwU eo jvRyK b) †jvKwU eo j¾vkxj
c) ‡jvKwU jvRyK ¯^fv‡ei d) ‡jvKwU eo gLy ‡Pviv
2446.mܨv nq nq|
a)It is about to evening b)It is evening now
c)It is close to evening d)It is to be evening.
2447.Avwg hvw”QjvgB|
a)I was going b I am going
c) I was about to go d) I was to go.
2448.Zzwg cÖvq Avgv‡K AvR gvi‡Z e‡mwQ‡j-Gi Bs‡iRx †KvbwU?
a)You are killing about me today.
b)You are to about killing me today.
c)You were about to kill me today.
d)You are about to kill me today.
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2449.The snake is innocuous.
a) mvcwU welv³ b) mvcwU wbwe©l
c) mvcwU wbw¯Œq d) mvcwU wbR©xe
2450.‡m Pv Lvq|
a)She takes tea b) She drinks tea
d)She eats tea d) She take tea.
2451.Lay aside bad habits. b) e` Af¨vm eR©bxq
a) ‡KvbwUB bv
c) e` Af¨vm Z¨vM Ki d) e` Af¨vm wb›`bxq|
2452.†Q‡jwU nv‡o nv‡o `yó|Gi mwVK Bs‡iRx |Abyev` †KvbwU?
a)The boy is very wicked b)The boy is heavy wicked
c)the boy is too wicked.
d) The boy is wicked to the back-bone.
2453.Translate into English: evwjKvwU bvwP‡Z bvwP‡Z Pwjqv †Mj|
a)The girl was going and dancing.
b)The girl was dancing while going
c)The girl went dancing.
d)The girl was going and dancing at the same time.
2454.Zvi wfZ‡i gvZZ… ¡ †R‡M DVj|
a)Mother arose in her. b)The mother was risen in her.
c)The mother in her arose. d)Her mother arose.
2455.AvMvgxKvj mKv‡j Avwg Avgvi K‡¶ bv¯—v †c‡Z PvB|
a)I would like breakfast served in my room.
b)I like break fast tomorrow morning in my room.
c)I want to get breakfast in my room tomorrow.
d)I want breakfast in my room tomorrow morning..
2456.(`cy iy 1Uvi wgwUs‡q Zzwg mv‡o ev‡ivUvq G‡m‡Qv|GgZve¯’vq †Zvgv‡K ejv n‡”Q)
Zzwg mgq gZ G‡m‡Qv|
a)You are on time b)You are in time.
c)You are within time. d)You are at time.
2457.The suger I sent you the money for.
a) GB wPwbi Rb¨ †Zvgvi Kv‡Q UvKv cvVv‡qwQjvg
b) Avwg †Zvgv‡K cvVv‡qwQjvg UvKvi Rb¨ wPwb
c) GB wPwb Avwg †Zvgvi Kv‡Q cvVv‡qwjvg
d) UvKvi Rb¨ Avwg †Zvgvi Kv‡Q wPwb cvVv‡qwQjvg
2458. Half an hour ago through the boy you sent here.
a) Ava N›Uv Av‡M †h †Q‡jwU‡K Zwz g GLv‡b cvwV‡qwQ‡j Zvi gvidZ
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b) †h †Q‡jwUi gva¨‡g Zwz g GLv‡b cvwV‡qwQ‡j Ava N›Uv Av‡M
c) Ava N›Uv Av‡M GB †Q‡jwUi gva¨‡g Zwz g GLv‡b cvwV‡qwQ‡j
d) †h †Q‡jwUi gva¨‡g Ava N›Uv Av‡M cvwV‡qwQ‡j
2459.In this world some goes laughing,some goes weeping.
a) G RM‡Z wKQz gvbyl †n‡m P‡j hvq wKQz gvbly †K‡u ` P‡j hvq
b) GB `wy bqvq †KD nvm‡Z nvm‡Z hvq,†KD Kuv`‡Z Kvu `‡Z
c) G aivq Kv‡iv Rxeb †n‡m †L‡j Kv‡U Avi Kv‡iv Rxeb †Pv‡Li cvwb‡Z fv‡m
d) cw„ _ex‡Z Kv‡iv mgq hvq nvm‡Z nvm‡Z Avi Kv‡iv Kuv`‡Z Kvu `‡Z
2460.mKvj †_‡K ¸wo ¸wo ew„ ó n‡”Q| [R.U.06, 23rd BCS]
a)It is raining frim morning.
b)It has been raining from morning.
c)It has been drizzling since morning.
d) It is drizzling since morning.
2461.mZZv m‡e©vrK…ó cš’v-‡KvbwUi Abyev`?
a)Honesty is the better way.
b)Honesty is a good way.
c)Honesty is the good policy.
d) Honesty is the best policy.
2462. GB eB¸‡jv Qvov Avgvi AviI A‡bK¸wj eB Av‡Q-GB evK¨wUi mwVK Bs‡iRx wK n‡e?
a)Besides these books I have many other books.
b) Beside these books I have many other books.
c)I have many books beside these books.
d)I have many other books besides besides these books.
2463.Avwg Rvwb Avgxi fxZz-Gi mwVK Translation ‡KvbwU?
a) I know Ameer is a coward.
b) I know Ameer is coward.
c) I know Ameer being a coward.
d) I know Ameer was coward.
2464.‡hgb Kg© †Zgb dj- Gi mwVK Bs‡iRx †KvbwU?
a)So you reap so you sow. b) As you reap as you harvest.
c)As you sow so you reap. d) As you sow as you reap.
2465.I am no stranger to this place- evK¨wUi h_vh_ e½vbey v`-
a) Avwg GB ¯’v‡bi †KD bB| b) Avwg GLvbKvi AwZw_ bB|
c) Avwg G RvqMvq we¯§‡qi e¨¯— bB| d) Avwg G RvqMvq AcwiwPZ bB|
2466.Zwz g wK KL‡bv b›`b cv‡K© wM‡qQ?
a) Have you gone to Nandan park?
b) Have you never been to Nandan park?
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c) Have you ever gone to Nandan park?
d) Have you ever been to Nandan park?
2467.The Vice-Chancellor of University took the chair in the
meeting. Gi e½vbey v`-
a) wek¦we`¨vj‡qi DcvPvq© g‡nv`q mfvq AskMªnY K‡ib|
b)wek¦we`¨vj‡qi DcvPvq© mfvq †Pqv‡i em‡jb|
c)wek¦we`¨vj‡qi DcvPvq© mfvq †Pqv‡i wb‡jb|
d) wek¦we`¨vj‡qi DcvPvq© mfvq mfvcwZZ¡ Ki‡jb|
2468.Translate into English: †m G‡mwQj eÜiz †e‡k|
a) He came in the colour of a friend.
b) He came in the guise of a friend.
c) He came in the form of a friend.
d) He came in the view of a friend.
2469.The boy is set on becoming a teacher.
a) ‡Q‡jwU wk¶K n‡Z Pvq| b))†Q‡jwU wk¶K n‡e g‡b n‡”Q|
c) ‡Q‡jwU wk¶K n‡e fve‡Q| d) ‡Q‡jwU wk¶K n‡Z e×cwiKi|
2470.The price of rice is up.
a) Pv‡ji gj~ ¨ ev‡o b) Pv‡ji `vg Mig
c) Pv‡ji evRvi DaŸ©gLy x d) Pv‡ji g~j¨ evoš—
2471. ‡ah©B ¸Y
a)Patience is quality b) Patience is virtue
c)Tolerance is virtue d) None
2472. QÎwU †K‡U `vI|
a) Cross the line b) Cut the line
c)Put off the line d) None
2473. ‡m Am¯y ’Zv †eva Ki‡Q| .
a)He is sick b)He is feeling ill
c)He feels sick d)He feels unwell
2474.Answer to the point.
a) DËi mwVK Ki b) wbw©`ó DËi `vI
c) mwVK DËi `vI d) wVK wVK DËi `vI
2475.wkïwU `xN©Rxwe †nvK| .
a)Child live long b)Child should live
c)The child lives long d)Long live the child
2476.The girl enterd the room laughing- evK¨wUi mwVK evsjv Abyev`
a) ‡g‡qwU N‡i X‡y KB nvm‡Z jvM‡jv
b) N‡ii g‡a¨ †g‡qwUi nvwmi kã †kvbv †Mj
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c) N‡i Xy‡K †g‡qwU nvwm‡Z †d‡U co‡jv
d) ‡g‡qwU nvm‡Z nvm‡Z N‡i XKy ‡jv
2477. Its a long story- Gi mwVK Abey v`-
a) ‡m A‡bK K_v b) GwU GKwU j¤^v Mí
c) Bnv nq GKwU j¤^v Kvwnbx d) me KqwUB
2478.¯^vaxbZv †Kvb RvwZi Dci †b‡g Av‡mbv- Choose the best translation.
a)Independence do not fall down.
b)Liberty is not dance down.
c) Independence doesn’t descend upon people.
d) Liberty do not come down.
2479. ms¯‹w… Z cÖRb¥vš—‡i evwnZ nq- Choose the best translation.
a) Culture is transcended through generations.
b) Culture is carried over generations.
c) Culture is generational.
d) Culture is inherent generations.
2480. Zvi wfZ‡i gvZZ… ¡ †R‡M DVj-
a)Mother arose her.
b)The mother was risen in her
c)The mother in her arose
d)Her mother arose.
2481. ab¨ev` Z‡e KvRwU wK wVK nj--
a)Thank you.But is it all right to do that.
b) Thank you.But is it that work correct.
c) Thank you.But is it right.
d) Thank you. So is it correct.
2482. ‡m Lye GKUv mwy eavi †jvK bq|-
a) He is a difficult man.
b)He is not a good man.
c)He is not an easy man.
d)He is not an advangeous man.
2483. ‡g‡qwU †`L‡Z Zvi gv‡qi gZ| [R.U.05,SSTU07]
a)The girl is like her mother.
b) The girl looks as her mother.
c) The girl takes after her mother.
d) The girls looks after her mother.
2484. Avgvi KjgwU †Zvgvi †P‡q fvj|
a)My pen is better than you.
b) My pen is better from yours.
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c) My pen is beter than yours.
d) My pen is better than your’s.
2485. ‡jvKwU MZKvj wbnZ n‡q‡Qb|
a)The man killed yesterday.
b) The man was killed yesterday.
c) The man has been killed yesterday.
d) The man had been killed yesterday.
2486. Rv‡f` AwMÖg wej cwi‡kva K‡i|
a)Javed ahead the time paid the bill.
b)Javed pays the bill before the time.
c)Javed paid bills before its time.
d)Javed pays the bill ahead of time.
2487. Avwg UvKv Rgv †`Iqvi c‡~ e©B e¨vsK eÜ n‡q wM‡qwQj|
a)The money was paid before the bank close.
b)I have to take the money before closing time.
c) The bank closed before I could deposit my money.
d)The bank is closing my account because I could not
deposit.
2488. GB gwnjv `ywU mš—v‡bi Rb¥ w`‡q‡Qb|
a)This lady was born two children.
b) This lady has borne two children.
c) This lady has born tow children.
d)Two children have born this lady.
2489. mKvj 7.30 wgwb‡U GB †UªbwU †Q‡o P‡j wM‡q‡Q[|R.U.05]
a) The train had left at 7.30 in the morning.
b) The train leaves at 7.30 in the morning.
c) The train left on 7.30 in the morning.
d) On the morning at 7.30 the train left.
2490. wZwb Aí K_vi gvbyl| R.U.05. I.U.04]
a)He is a man of short word. b) He is a man of no word.
c) He is a man of few words. d) he is a man of few word.
2491. KLb †_‡K ew„ ó n‡PQ| R.U.05]
a) How long is it raining?
b) From when is it raining?
c) Since when hasit been raining?
d) Since when is it raining?
2492. Avcbvi evwo †Kv_vq? [R.U.05,08]
a)Where is your house?
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b)Where are you come from?
c)Where do you come from?
d)Where are you coming from?
2493.†Zvgvi ci‡bi kvwoUv Ley m›y `i| R.U.05]
a)The saree on you is very beautiful.
b)You wearing saree is very beautiful.
c)The saree with you is very beautiful.
d)The saree in you is very beautiful.
2494.Beck and call- Gi A_© wK?
a) wcQ‡b ZvwK‡q WvKv
b) wcQ‡b †djv Ges KvD‡K WvKv
c) Kv‡iv wc‡Q wc‡Q Pjv
d) A‡b¨i Av‡`k cvj‡b cÖ¯—Z _vKv
2495.ivbv †Zvgvi Rb¨ A‡c¶v Ki‡Q- Gi mwVK Bs‡iRx evK¨ †KvbwU?
a)Rana is waiting for you
b)Rana has been waiting for your for a long time.
c)Rana will be waiting for tour a long time.
d)Rana is waiting for you.
2496.Time is very valuable.
a) mgq AZ¨š— gj~ ¨evb b) mgq gj~ ¨evb
c) mg‡qi g~j¨ AZ¨š— d) mgq AZ¨vš— gj~ ¨evb
2497. He polices.
a) ‡m cywjk b)) †m cÖniv †`q
c) ‡m cywjk cvnviv †`q d) wZwb cnÖ ix
2498.Mv‡Q cvwb `vI|
a)Give are looking plant b)Water the plant
c)Give water to the plant d)Wateringthe plant.
2499.May he prosper in life.
a) ‡m Rxe‡b mv_©K b) †m Rxe‡b mdjZv Avb‡e
c) ‡m Rxe‡b DbœwZ Ki“K d) Zvi DbœwZ †nvK
2500.‡Zv‡K K¬vš— †`Lv‡PQ--
a)You are looking tired b)You are tired looking
c)Your are tired to look d) You look tired.
2501. gb Kuv‡`|
a) Heart aches b)Mind aches
c)Mind weeps d)Heart cries
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2502.It has been drizzling for about an hour.
a) GK N›Uv hver wUcwUc K‡i ew„ ó co‡Q
b) GK N›Uv hver gyljav‡i e„wó co‡Q
c) e„wó ïi“ nIqvi GK N›Uv n‡q‡Q
d) GK N›Uv hver Aweivg ew„ ó n‡”Q
2503. Example is better than precept- Gi mwVK Abey v` †KvbwU?
a) D`vni‡Yi †P‡q Dc‡`k fvj b) D`vni‡Yi †P‡q e³e¨ fvj
c) Dc‡`‡ki †P‡q `ó„ vš— †kªq d) Dc‡`k D`vni‡Yi †P‡q †kªq
2504.VvÛvq †jvK Kó cv‡”Q|
a) Winter causes hardship among people.
b) People are suffering from cold.
c) Public are suffering from winter.
d) Peoples are suffering from winter.
2505.A bad workman quarrels with his tools.
a) GKRb g›` †jvK Zvi hš¿cvwZi mv‡_ SMov K‡i|
b) GKRb g›` †jvK Zv hš¿cvwZ SMov K‡i|
c) bvP‡Z bv Rvb‡j D‡Vvb evKu v
d) GKRb †jvK wb‡Ri A¶gZv A‡b¨i Dci Pvcvq|
2506.The examination is knocking at he door.
a) cix¶v `iRvq AvNvZ Ki‡Q b) cix¶v mwbœK‡U
c) cix¶v `iRvi Kv‡Q d) cix¶v `iRvi m¤§‡y L G‡m †M‡Q|
2507. Few and far beween- Gi mwVK A_© †KvbwU?
a)Distant thing b) Very few
c)In frequent d) In between.
2508.Go all out- Gi mwVK Abyev` †KvbwU?
a)Everybody unsuccessful b) Try hard
c)To harm d) Expose everingthing.
2509. ‡m †Kvb Kv‡Ri bq- Gi mwVK fvevbey v` †KvbwU?
a) He cannot do anything b) He cannot do any work
c)He is good for nothing d) He is not good for any thing.
2510. Wild goose chase- Gi mwVK A_© †KvbwU?
a) Useless persuit b)Workthless man.
c)Joy and sorrow d)An uneasy situation.
2511. gvbly evqy Qvov evPu ‡Z cv‡ibv|‡KvbwU mwVK Abyev`?
a) Man do not live without air.
b) Man is not without air.
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c) Man can not live without air.
d) Man does not live without air.
2512. m›y `i g‡y Li Rq me©Î-‡KvbwU mwVK Abey v`?
a) Good face wins all.
b) Good looking face is liked by every body.
c) To win everything, beautiful face is essential.
d) None of them.
2513. ag~ cvb GKwU gvivZœK Af¨vm- Pick up the appropriate translation.
a)Smoking is an injurious practice.
b)Smokers are dangerous habit.
c) Smoking is a dangerous habit.
d) Smoking is a ferious habit.
2514. msev`cÎ Z_¨ fvÛvi|
a)Newspaper is a store of information.
b) Newspaper is the store of information.
c)A newspaper is the store of information.
d)Newspaper store of knowledge.
2515. Õ†jv‡K Zv‡K †evKv e‡jÕ Gi mwVK Abey v` †KvbwU?[
a) People call him fool. b) People call him foolish.
c) People call him a fool. d) People call him for fool.
2516.Which is the correct translation of ‘He is poor but honest’?
a) †m abx Ges mr b) ‡m Mixe I mr †jvK
c) ‡m Mixe A_P mr †jvK d) ‡m ‡hgb Mixe ‡Zgb mr
2517. wZwb GKwU ¯^cœ ‡`L‡jb - Gi mwVK Abey v` †KvbwU?
a) He saw a dream b) He viewed a dream
c) He looked a dream d) He dreamt a dream
2518.He began to work hard lest he should fail.- Gi mwVK Abyev` †KvbwU?
a) e¨_©Zvi f‡q †m fxlY cwikªg ïi“ Kij|
b) †m K‡Vvi cwikªg ïi“ Kij e¨_© bv nIqvi Rb¨|
c) cv‡Q †m AK…ZKvh© nq GB f‡q †m K‡Vvi cwikªg ïi“ Kij
d) cv‡Q AK…ZKvh bv nIqvi Rb¨ †mLey cwikªg ïi“ Kij|
2519. wZwb Kv‡b Kg †kv‡bb- Gi mwVK Abyev` †KvbwU?
a) He is a deaf
b) He has shortage of hearing.
c) He is hard of hearing.
d) He can hear very little.
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2520.I know how to drive- Gi mwVK Abyev` †KvbwU?
a) †Kgb K‡i Mvox Pvjvq Avwg Rvwb|
b) Mvox Pvjv‡bv Avgvi Rvbvi g‡a¨|
c) Avwg Mvox Pvjv‡Z Rvwb|
d) Avgvi Mvox Pvjv‡bv Rvbv Av‡Q|
2521. Avwg hw` Wv³vi nZvg Gi mwVK Bs‡iRx Abey v` †KvbwU?
a) I f I was a doctor
b) I f I want to become a doctor.
c) I f I were a doctor.
d) I like to qualify as doctor.
2522.‘ Zwz g †Kvb †kªYx‡Z coÕGi ï×Zg Bs‡iRx Abyev`-
a) What class do you read in?
b) What class are you reading in?
c) What class are you in?
d) What class are you on?
2523. Zzwg myLx nI, Translation is-
a) May you happy. b) May you are hppy.
c) May you be happy. d) You may be happy.
2524. cvwLwU my›`i, Translation is-
a) How beautiful the bird is!
b) How nice the bird is!
c) How beautiful the bird is?
d) How nice is the bird.
2525. Avwg GKwU KvK †`LwQ, Translation is-
a) I am seeing a crow. b) I see a crow.
c) I am seen a crow. d) I can see a crow.
2526. “Zvi mv‡_ Avgvi mmy gcK© †bB”- Which one is correct?
a) I am not in good terms with him.
b) I am not on good terms with him.
c) I am not in good relationship with him.
d) There exists no good relationship
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Miscellaneous (wewea)
2527. Fill in the gap with appropriate word:
To stay healthy, we must plan to have a balanced –
a) diet b) food c) drink d) environment
2528.Every driver must be held- his own actions.
a) responsible for b) responsible to
c) liable to d) blame to
2529.Nobody knocked him down; it was an -
a) accident b) occurrence c) incident d) event
2530.If we want concrete proof, we are looking for-
a) Building material
b) Clear evidence
c) Something to cover a path
d) A cement mixer
2531.No one can – that he is clever.
a) Deny b) Defy c) Denounce d) Discard
2532.Stockings are – socks.
a) long b) small c) big d) short
a) live
2533.He intends to – in the country for two months.
b) stay c) stop d) halt
2534.I spent – with the patient.
a) some times b) sometime
c) some time d) sometimes
2535. I hope to meet to you–in January.
a) sometimes b) sometime
c) some time d) some what
2536.If a substance is cohesive, it tends to—
a) retain heat b) bend without too much difficult
c) stick together d) break easily
2537.Which one is conjunction?
a) following b) but c) running d) above
2538.Honey is – sweet.
a) very b) too much c) much too d) extensive
2539. Seeing is believing. Here ‘believing’ is-
a) object of preposition b) object of transitive verb
c) complement of verb d) object of subject.
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2540.He had a – headache.
a) strong b) acute c) serious d) bad
2541.Choose the appropriate alternative to complete the sentence; He
had – of fever.
a) strong attack b) severe attack
c) bad attack d) serious attack
2542.Fill in the blanks. “Give my- to him.
a) Warm compliment b) Compliments
c) Best compliment d) Heartiest compliments
2543.“Novel” means something new and derived from-
a) French b) Arabic c) Latin d) Greek
2544.Which phrase contains words opposed to each other in
meaning?
a) hopes and aspirations b) heat and warmth
c) reproduction and death d) bullets and bayonets
2545.Misoun waited until the plane –
a) did not take off b) took off
c) had not taken off d) had taken off
2546.When an aeroplane leaves the ground, it-
a) takes off b) lifts off c) jumps off d) flies off
2547.He is hardly happy. The word ‘hardly’ is used –
a) negatively b) positively c) subjectively d) predicatively
2548.The word ‘Growl’ is related to-
a) Wolf b) Hounds c) Tiger d) Elephant
2549.‘Absolute Zero’ means-
a) 0 C temperature
b) -273 C temperature
c) Zero mark in examination
d) The lowest number
2550.He has few friends means he has –
a) no friend at all b) almost no friends
c) some friends d) a few friends
e) a number of friends
2551.The – condition of our family is bad.
a) economic b) economical
c) economy d) none of the above
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2552.Grammar is needed to : b) correct the language
a) learn a language d) encourage speaking ability
c) correct the pronunciation
Pin points Error
2553.If you want to loss weight you had better eat less.
AB CD
2554.A scapegoat is a person is made to take the blame for
others’ misdoings.
2555.Most parents worries if their children are out of late at
night.
2556.My flat is right in the centre of the town, which is very
convenient in the office.
2557.Because he was a foreigner, he had to have special
permeate to buy a house in this country.
2558.The people tried of defending their village, but they were
finally forced to retreat.[R.U.law.08]
2559.The book that you see laying on the table belongs to the
teacher.[R.U.08,05]
2560.A liter is one of the metric measurements, aren’t they?
2561.The explanation that our instructor gave us was different
than the one yours gave you.
2562.We are suppose to read all of chapter seven and answer
the questions for tomorrow’s class.
2563.I don’t know where could he have gone so early in the
morning.
2564.Hardly he had entered the office when he realized that he
had forgotten his wallet.
2565.Sylvester Stallone’s starring role in Rocky, which he wrote
himself, made he a nationally recognized figure virtually
overnight
2566.The easiest and common manner of determining whether
gas was present was to use canaries which were highly
sensitive to atmospheric impurities.
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2567.People in the United States have recently taken to traveling
to work on bicycle to an increased amount.
2568.Both Loss Angeles and Philadelphia are among the more
populous cities in the United States.
2569.Those of us who smoke should have their lungs X-rayed
regularly.
2570.It is extremely important for an engineer to know to use a
computer.
2571.I n England as early as the twelfth century young boys
enjoyed to play football.
2572.If it receives enough rain at the proper time, hay will grow
as quickly as grass.
2573.The price of homes are as high that most young people
can not afford to buy them.
2574.Fertilizers are used primarily to enrich soil and increasing
yield.
2575.Almost poetry is more enjoyable when it is read aloud.
2576.A prism is used to refract white light so it spreads out in a
continuos spectrum of colours.
2577.The value of the dollars declines as the rate of inflation
raises.
2578.The new model costs twice more than last years model.
2579.Choose the incorrect word: Bangladesh law requires that
every citizen registers himself/herself as a voter voting
in an election.
2580.Identify the error in the following sentence:
Even with a calculator, you must have basic
understanding of mathematics if one expects to solve
complex problems correctly.
2581.She ignored the suggestion that she gets more exercise.
2582.I have been looking forward to meet you.
2583.Profits are divide between the stockholders and the
corporation.
2584.Although he tried as hardly as he could he did not win the
race
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2585.The central shaft is strong, thin rod, circular in section and
made by hard wood or steel.
2586.Obviously, she did not understood much of what you
said.
2587.He has less friends in his classes now than he had last year.
2588.Kajol is particularly fond of cooking and he often cooks
really delicious meals.
2589.Students may buy used books if they had been readily
available and correctly priced.
2590.Listening to recorded books while driving a means of
utilize time wisely.
2591.He enjoyed not only riding his bike but also the scenery.
2592.The progress made in space travel for the early 1960s is
remarkable.
2593.If you will buy one box at regular price, you would
receive another one at no extra cost.
2594.Not one in one hundred children exposed to the disease
are receive likely to develop symptoms of it.
2595.Neither of the two candidates who had applied for
admission to the industrial Engineering Department
were eligible for scholarship.
2596.John Dewey thought that children will learn better
through participating in experiences rather than through
listening to lectures.
2597.The major source of air pollution vary from city to city.
2598.Peach trees grow good in a variety of soil types, but do
best in sandy loam.
2599.Insurance underwriter insure people against many types of
risks.
2600.Drug abuse have become one of America’s most serious
problems.
2601.She is looking forward to go to Europe after she finishes
her studies at the university.
2602.Slam has not completed the assignment yet, and Salma
hasn’t neither.
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2603.The man came up to our house on a bicycle which he
leaves leaning on the gate-post.
2604.The homeworks that your teacher assigned is due on
Tuesday.
2605.If he would have come when I asked him, he could have
avoided the accident.
2606.I am a forgetfulperson : I always have trouble to remember
my password on the computer.
2607.The professor were traveling in Europe when he received
notice of his promotion.
2608.Choosing between you and she is very difficult, both of
you are fully qualified.
2609.Many of species that lived in lee Age no longer exist.
2610.Alive creatures are remarkably diversified in their sizes
and shapes.
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K. wKDwiwmwU L. A¨v‡cv‡jv nq?
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M. R¨vK DBwjqvgmb N. R‡y jfvb© L K. KwVb L. evqexq
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N 91. wK‡mi gva¨‡g DNA-mgn~ cÖvwYi †Kv‡li wbDwK¬qv‡m cÖ‡ek Kiv‡bv nq?
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M. g‡W‡gi KvR N. wmMb¨v‡ji KvR M 18. †Kv_vq f‡qm e¨vÛ e¨eüZ nq? N
4. d‡UvwW‡U±‡ii KvR Kx? K. †UwjMÖvwd‡Z L. U¨vwj c¨vw_‡Z
K. A¨vbvjM wmMb¨vj‡K wWwRUvj wmMb¨v‡j iƒcvšÍwiZ Kiv M. †Uwj Kbdv‡i‡Ý N. †Uwj‡dv‡b
L. wWwRUvj wmMb¨vj‡K A¨vbvjM wmMb¨v‡j iƒcvšÍwiZ Kiv †WUv UªvÝwgkb †g_W
M. we`¨y r kw³‡K Av‡jvK kw³‡Z iƒcvšÍwiZ Kiv 19. A¨vwmb‡µvbvm †WUv UªvÝwgk‡bi mwy eav †KvbwU?
N. Av‡jvK kw³‡K we`y¨r kw³‡Z iƒcvšÍwiZ Kiv N K. eøK AvKv‡i †WUv UªvÝwgU nq
L. †ewk †WUv Uvª ÝwgU nq
e¨vÛDB_&
M. cÖvBgvwi †÷v‡iR wWfvB‡mi cÖ‡qvRb †bB
5. e¨vÛDB_ Kx? N. weiwZnxbfv‡e †WUv UªvÝwgU K‡iÔ M
K. †WUv cÖev‡ni nvi L. †WUv cÖev‡ni gva¨g 20. wb‡Pi †Kvb c×wZ‡Z †cÖiK Kw¤úDUvi n‡Z †WUv MÖvnK Kw¤úDUv‡i
M. †WUv cÖev‡ni w`K N. †WUv cÖev‡ni c×wZ K K¨v‡i±vi evB K¨v‡i±vi Uvª ÝwgU nq?
6. bps Gi cY~ ©iƒc Kx? K. wmb‡µvbvm UªvÝwgkb L. A¨vwmb‡µvbvm UªvÝwgkb
K. bit per second L. byte per second M. AvB‡mv‡µvbvm UªvÝwgkb N. Uvª Ýwgkb L
M. binary per second N. bit per system
K 21. wb‡Pi †Kvb ˆewkó¨wU A¨vwmb‡µvbvm UªvÝwgk‡bi †ejvq cÖ‡hvR¨?
7. †WUv ¯’vbvšÍ‡ii nvi‡K e‡j K. BÝU‡ji LiP AZ¨šÍ †ewk
K. e¨vÛ wgUvi L. e¨vÛ DB_ L. cÖwZwU e‡Y©i mv‡_ GKwU ÷vU© weU MÖnY Ki‡Z nq
M. †cÖi‡Ki cÖvBgvwi †÷v‡iR wWfvB‡mi cÖ‡qvRb nq
M. †WUv Uvª Ýwgkb N. †WUv Kv‡bKkb L N. †WUv Uvª Ýwgk‡bi MwZ Kg L
22. wb‡Pi †KvbwU A¨vwmb‡µvbvm UªvÝwgkb eySvq?
8. f‡qm e¨vÛ †ewk e¨eüZ nq †KvbwU‡Z?
K. †Uwj‡dv‡b L. †UwjMÖv‡d K. ÷vU©/÷cUvª Ýwgkb L. ÷c Uvª Ýwgkb
M. ÷vU© Uvª Ýwgkb
M. m¨v‡UjvB‡U N. Kw¤úDUv‡i K N. wjwbqvi Uvª Ýwgkb K
9. wb‡Pi †KvbwU‡Z b¨v‡ive¨vÛ e¨eüZ nq? 23. A¨vwmb‡µvbvm UªvÝwgk‡bi mwy eav n‡jv
K. cÖvBgvwi †÷v‡iR wWfvB‡mi cÖ‡qvRb nq bv
K. †Uwj‡dvb L. †UwjMÖvd
M. m¨v‡UjvBU †dvb N. IqvwKUwK K L. WvUv Uvª Ýwgk‡bi MwZ †ewk
10. f‡qm e¨vÛ Gi m‡e©v”P MwZ KZ? M. eøK AvKv‡i WvUv †cÖwiZ nq
N. m¨v‡UjvB‡U e¨envi AwaK Dc‡hvMx
K. 6900 bps L. 6900 kbps M K
M. 9600 bps N. 9600 kbps
11. eªWe¨v‡Ûi e¨vÛDBW_ KZ? †WUv UªvÝwgkb †gvW
K. 1 mbps ev AwaK L. 9600 bps
M. 45-300 bps Gi g‡a¨ N. 45 bps Gi Kg K 24. †KvbwU GKgyLx †WUv cÖevn?
K. wmb‡µvbvm
12. GKwU P¨v‡bj w`‡q 3 †m‡K‡Ð 8100 weU ¯’vbvšÍwiZ n‡j Zvi e¨vÛDB_ KZ? M. AvB‡mv‡µvbvm L. nvd-Wz‡cø·
N. wmg‡cø·
K. 600 bps L. 1800 bps M N
M. 2700 bps N. 5400 bps
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25. Kw¤úDUvi I gvwëwgwWqv cÖ‡R±‡ii g‡a¨ †WUv mÂvjb †gvW †KvbwU? 38. †Kvi, †K¬vwWs I R¨v‡KU w`‡q wb‡¤œi †KvbwU ˆZwi nq?
[iv. †ev. 2017] K. †Kv-Gw·qvj L. AcwUK¨vj dvBevi
M. UzB‡÷W †cqvi
K. wmg‡cø· L. nvd-Wz‡cø· K N. ivDUvi L
M. djz -W‡z cø· N. gvwëKv÷
39. Uz¨B‡÷W †cqvi K¨vej Gi mvaviY is †KvbwU?
26. †WUv Uvª Ýwgkb †gvW KZ cÖKvi? [gv.†ev. 2017] [iv. †ev. 2016, gv. †ev. - 2018]
K. 2 L. 3 K. Kgjv L. ev`vgx
M. Kvj
M. 4 N. 5 L N. mv`v N
27. †gvevBj †dvb †Kvb c×wZ‡Z †WUv KwgDwb‡Kkb K‡i? 40. †KvGw·qvj K¨ve‡ji †WUv †cÖi‡Yi mvaviY nvi KZ?
K. wmg‡cø· L. nvd Wz‡cø· [w`. †ev. 2016]
M. dzj Wz‡cø· N. gvwëKv÷
M K. 100 Mbps L. 200 Mbps
28. wb‡Pi †Kvb c×wZ‡Z †cÖiK Kw¤úDUvi me mgq Ab¨ Kw¤úDUv‡i ïaygvÎ M. 2 Gbps N. 40 Gbps L
†WUv cvVvq? 41. wb‡Pi †KvbwU †Kv-G· K¨ve‡ji Zvi‡K wN‡i Rov‡bv _v‡K?
K. wmg‡cø· L. eªWKv÷ K K. cøvw÷‡Ki AveiY L. bvB‡jb m~Zvi Rvj
M. gvwëKv÷ N. nvd-W‡y cø· M. cøvw÷K †dv‡gi Bbmy‡jkb
N. †dv‡gi Bbmy‡jkb M
29. wb‡Pi wPÎwU †Kvb †gv‡Wi? 42. †KvbwU †Kv-Gw·qvj K¨ve‡ji †WUv wmMb¨vj‡K EMI †_‡K iÿv Kivi Rb¨
e¨eüZ nq?
B
K. †gUvwjK d‡ib L. cøvw÷‡Ki R¨v‡KU
C M. mwjW Kcvi Iq¨vi
A L. nvd Wz‡cø· N. †gUvwjK wmì N
N. gvwëKv÷
D K 43. †Kv-Gw·qvj K¨vej Kqfv‡M wef³? [mw¤§wjZ.†ev. 2018]
E K. `yB L. wZb
M. Pvi N. cuvP
K. wmg‡cø·
M. djz W‡z cø·
30. `yBRb e¨w³ †gvevB‡j K‡_vcK_‡bi †ÿ‡Î †Kvb †gvW KvR K‡i? K
K. dzj-Wz‡cø· L. nvd-W‡z cø· K 44. Kx w`‡q AcwUK¨vj dvBevi K¨vej ˆZwi?
M. wmg‡cø· N. gvwëKv÷
K. Kvu P Zš‘ L. B¯úvZ
31. wmg‡cø· c×wZi D`vniY †KvbwU? M. Kcvi N. †divm †Kvi K
K. †gvevBj L. IqvwKUwK N 45. wb‡Pi †Kvb K¨ve‡j †WUv Uvª Ýdvi nvi m‡e©v”P? [gv.†ev. 2017]
M. †Uwj‡dvb N. †iwWI
K. wk‡ìW UBz ‡÷W †cqvi K¨vej
32. wb‡Pi †KvbwU wmg‡cø·, nvd Wy‡cø· I dzj Wy‡cø· †gv‡Wi wb‡`©kK?
L. Avb-wk‡ìW UBz ‡÷W †cqvi K¨vej
K. gvwëKv÷ †gvW L. eªW Kv÷ †gvW
M. BDwbKv÷ †gvW N. †mwg Kv÷ †gvW M M. †Kv-Gw·qvj K¨vej N
N. dvBevi AcwUK¨vj K¨vej
33. nvd-W‡y d¬· D`vniY †KvbwU?
46. Kxfv‡e AvšÍtgnv‡`kxq AcwUK¨vj dvBevi mviv we‡k¦ Qwo‡q †M‡Q?
K. †iwWI L. †gvevBj
M. wUwf N. IqvwKUwK N K. mgy`ª Zj‡`k w`‡q L. evqiy g‡a¨ w`‡q
M. gvwUi wbP w`‡q
N. f-~ DcMÖ‡ni gva¨‡g K
34. wb‡Pi wPÎwU †Kvb †gv‡Wi 47. AcwUK¨vj dvBev‡ii me‡P‡q wfZ‡ii Ask †KvbwU?
B K. evdvi L. R¨v‡KU
M. K¬¨vwWs N. †Kvi
AC N
D L. djz W‡z cø· 48. m‡e©v”P MwZ‡Z †WUv Uvª Ýdvi K‡i †KvbwU?
N. wmg‡cø·
K. eªWKv÷ K K. UTP L. STP
M. †Kv-Gw·qvj K¨vej
M. nvd-W‡z cø· N. dvBevi AcwUK K¨vej N
35. †KvbwUi gva¨‡g GKB mg‡q †WUv `yw`‡K †h‡Z cv‡i? [h.†ev. 2017]
K. Simplex L. Half duplex N 49. †KvbwU †KvGw·qvj K¨ve‡ji myweav?
M. Broad cast N. Full duplex K. UBz ‡÷W †cqv‡ii †P‡q MwZ Kg
36. eªWKv÷ †gv‡Wi D`vniY n‡jv [e.†ev. 2017] L. †WUv Uvª Ýdvi †iU Kg
K. wUwf m¤úªPvi L. wfwWI Kbdv‡iwÝs M. Uvª Ýwgkb jm A‡cÿvKZ… Kg
N. wmMb¨vj Uvª ÝwgU A‡cÿvKZ… Kg
M. †Uwj‡dv‡b K‡_vcK_b N. SMS †cÖiY K M
37. MÖæc SMS cÖ`vb n‡jv [wm.†ev. 2017] 50. GmwUwc K¨ve‡ji evB‡i wb‡Pi †KvbwU _v‡K?
K. BDwbKv÷
M. eªWKv÷ L. gvwëKv÷ L K. R¨v‡KU ev K¨vej
N. †UwjKv÷
L. R¨v‡KU ev cøvwó‡Ki AveiY
†WUv KwgDwb‡Kkb wgwWqv : K¨vej gva¨g M. BDwUwc ev †Kwms N. †Kwms ev K¨vej L
51. †Kvb K¨vej e¨vK‡evb K¨vej wn‡m‡e me©vw`K e¨eüZ nq?
I C T | 339
K. dvBevi AcwUK L. UzB‡÷c †cq¨vi N. weke¦ ¨vcx †bUIqvK© e¨e¯’v M
M. AcwUK¨vj dvBevi N. Kcvi †Kej K 65. †KvbwU Wi-Max ÷¨vÛvW?©
52. eZ©gv‡b †hvMvbKZ… BDwUwc K¨ve‡ji †WUv Uvª Ýwgkb MwZ m‡e©v”P KZ K. 802.15 L. 802.11a
GgwewcGm? M. 802.11b N. 802.16 N
K. 100 L. 50 66. m¨v‡UjvBU gvB‡µvI‡qf-G wf-m¨vU †Kvb w`‡K gyL K‡i _v‡K?
M. 500 N. 1000 M K. AvKvk L. gvwU
M. cvwb N. evqy
53. hLb Kcvi Iq¨vimgn~ UBz ‡÷W Kiv nq ZLb Kx djvdj nq? K
K. EMI K‡g L. cwievwnKZv K‡g 67. †`‡ki Af¨šÍ‡i †hvMv‡hv‡Mi Rb¨ wb‡Pi †KvbwU e¨eüZ nq?
M. †iva K‡g N. Zvi ¯’vqx nq K K. m¨v‡UjvBU L. AcwUK¨vj dvBevi
M. †Uwi‡÷ªvwiqvj
54. AcwUK¨vj dvBevi K¨vej ˆZwi‡Z Kx e¨envi nq bv? N. Bbd«v‡iW M
K. KuvP Zš‘ L. B¯úvZ 68. IqvB dvB n‡jv
K. Iq¨vi‡jm j¨vb
M. Kcvi N. †divm †Kvi M M. Iq¨vi‡jm c¨vb L. Iq¨vi‡jm g¨vb
N. Iq¨vi‡jm Iqvb
55. wb‡Pi †KvbwU eZ©gv‡b cÖvß AcwUK¨vj dvBev‡ii †WUv cwien‡Yi nv‡i mxgv K
wb‡`©kK? 69. gvB‡µvI‡qf Gi wd«‡Kv‡qwÝ †iÄ KZ?
K. 1mbps 100 mbps L. 100mbps 100 gbps K. 300MHz30GHz L. 10KHz1GHz
M. 3KHz3MHz N. 3GHz300GHz
M. 1gbps 100 gbps N. 100 mbps2 gbps L N
70. wb‡Pi †KvbwU Iq¨vi‡jm g¨vbGi D`vniY?
Iq¨vi‡jm KwgDwb‡Kkb wm‡÷g K. eøyU_z L. WiMax L
M. m¨v‡UjvBU N. Bbd«v‡iW
71. Iq¨vi‡jm GK‡mm c‡q›U n‡jv
56. †Kvb IEEE wU Wi-Fi ÷¨vÛvW?© K. nU ¯úU L. g‡Wg
M. ivDUvi N. mBy P
K. 802.11 L. 802.11u M
M. 802.15 N. 802.16 K 72. KZ `~iZ¡ ch©šÍ WiMax †em †÷kb B›Uvi‡bU A¨vK‡mm mwy eav cÖ`vb K‡i?
57. WIMAX UvIqvi Pviw`‡K m‡e©v”P KZ gvBj ch©šÍ †mev w`‡Z cv‡i? K. 7 okm 100 km10 L. 1 km 8 Km
K. 10 L. 20 M. 1 km 60 km N. 1 m 1 km M
M. 40 N. 50 N 73. mvkÖqxfv‡e cvnvwo GjvKvq Kvh©Kix †bUIqvK© ¯’vc‡bi Rb¨ †Kvb gva¨gwU
58. †Kvb cÖhwy ³ Iq¨vi‡jm c¨vb Gi Rb¨ e¨envi Kiv hvq? myweavRbK? [e.†ev. 2017]
K. IqvBg¨v· L. †Uwi‡÷vwiqvj K. AcwUK¨vj dvBevi L. †iwWI I‡qf
M. m¨v‡UjvBU N. eøy-Uz_ N M. IqvBdvB N. IqvBg¨v· N
59. eøU‡z _i gva¨‡g ˆZwi †bUIqvK©‡K e‡j
K. LAN L. PAN
M. MAN N. WAN L †gvevBj †hvMv‡hvM
L
60. wb‡Pi †KvbwU wifi ÷¨vÛvW?©
K. 802.10 L. 802.11 74. †gvevBj †dv‡bi †Kvb cÖRb¥ n‡Z SMS †mev Pvjy nq?
M. 802.01 N. 802.16 K. cÖ_g L. wØZxq
61. cw„ _ex †_‡K KZ D”PZvq m¨v‡UjvBU ¯’vcb Kiv nq? M. Z…Zxq N. PZz_© L
L
K. 1200 km L. 12000 km 75. †gvevB‡ji †Kvb cÖRb¥ n‡Z B›Uvi‡bU e¨envi ïiæ nq? L
N
M. 24000 km N. 36000 km N K. 1g L. 2q
62. GKB mv‡_ A‡bK¸‡jv †`‡ki †hvMv‡hv‡Mi Rb¨ wb‡Pi †KvbwU e¨envi Ki‡Z M. 3q N. 4_©
n‡e? 76. wb‡Pi †Kvb cÖwZôvb eøyUz_ Gi D™¢veK?
K. m¨v‡UjvBU L. AcwUK¨vj dvBevi K. m¨vgmvs L. GwiKmb
M. †Uwi‡÷ªvwiqvj N. Bbd«v‡iW K M. †bvwKqv N. mwb
63. †iwWI g‡Wg I G‡›Ubv cÖ‡qvRb †Kvb †ÿ‡Î? 77. †K †gvevBj †dv‡bi Avwe®‹viK?
K. Iq¨vi‡jm j¨vb L. Iq¨vi‡jm g¨vb K. R¨vK DBwjqvgmb L. MÖvnvg †ej
M. Iq¨vi‡jm c¨vb N. Iq¨vi‡jm Iqvb K M. wiPvW© dvBbg¨vb N. W. gvwU©b Kzcvi
64. nU¯úU Kx? [iv. †ev. 2016] 78. evwYwR¨Kfv‡e 3G Pvjy nq K‡e †_‡K
K. wbw`©ó DËß GjvKv L. Zvihy³ B›Uvi‡bU e¨e¯’v K. 1989 L. 1995
M. Zviwenxb B›Uvi‡bU e¨e¯’v
I C T | 340
M. 2001 N. 2005 M M. MAN N. WAN M
N
79. †WUv Uvª Ýdigvi Gi nvi 4G-†bUIqv‡K© m‡e©v”P KZ? K †bUIqvK© ¯’vc‡b cÖ‡qvRbxq hš¿cvwZ
K
K. 10 mbps L. 25 mbps N
M. 50 mbps N. 100 mbps 91. Kw¤úDUvi‡K †bUIqvK© hy³ Kivi Rb¨ †h KvW© e¨eüZ nq Zv‡K e‡j
80. †KvbwU PZz_© cÖR‡b¥i †gvevBj †dv‡bi cÖavb ˆewkó¨? K. Modem L. NIC
K. AvBwc wbf©i Iqvi‡jm †bUIqvK© M. Router N. Hub L
L. weke¦ ¨vcx †ivwgs myweav 92. K‡qKwU wfbœ †bUIqvK© h³y Kivi Rb¨ e¨eüZ wWfvBm †KvbwU?
M. †dv‡bi gva¨‡g B›Uvi‡bU ms‡hvM K. mBy P L. ivDUvi
N. †mwgKÛvKUi I gvB‡µv cÖ‡mmi cÖhwy ³ M. nve N. †MUI‡q L
81. GPRS Gi cY~ ©iƒc- 93. wb‡Pi †Kvb wWfvBmwU‡Z †WUv wdëvwis m¤¢e? [w`.†ev.2016]
K. General Packet Radio Service K. nve L. myBP
L. Global Packet Radio Service M. wiwcUvi N. ivDUvi N
M. Global Package Radio Service 94. wfbœ wfbœ †cÖv‡UvKj wewkó †bUIqvK© msh³y Ki‡Z wb‡Pi †Kvb wWfvBmwU
N. General Package Radio Service e¨envi Ki‡Z nq?
82. GSM Gi cY~ ©iƒc n‡jv K. Switch L. Gateway
K. General System for Mobile Communication M. HUB N. LAN Card L
L. Global Standard for Mobile Communication 95. ÷vi U‡cvjwR‡Z †Kvb wWfvBmwU e¨eüZ nq?
M. General Standard for Mobile Communication K. nve L. g‡Wg
N. Global System for Mobile Communication M. ivDUvi N. wiwcUvi K
96. g‡W‡gi A¨vbvjM ms‡KZ‡K wWwRUvj ms‡K‡Z cwiYZ Kivi KvR‡K Kx
Kw¤úDUvi †bUIqvK© e‡j?
K. gWz‡jkb L. wWgWz‡jkb
M. eªWKv÷ N. nvd W‡z cø· K
83. eøyU_z Gi gva¨‡g †Kvb †bUIqvK© ˆZwi nq? 97. †Kvb wWfvB‡mi gva¨‡g A¨vbvjM ms‡KZ wWwRUvj ms‡K‡Z iƒcvšÍwiZ nq?
K. PAN L. LAN K K. ivDUvi L. myBP
M. WAN N. MAN
84. K¬v‡q›U mvf©vi †bUIqvK© e¨eüZ nq †Kvb †ÿ‡Î? [h. †ev. 2016] M. wiwcUvi N. g‡Wg N
K. PAN L. LAN 98. wb‡Pi †KvbwU Modulator I Demodulator †K †evSvq?
M. MAN N. WAN L K. Modem L. Demodulate
85. me©e„nr GjvKv Ry‡o †Kvb †bUIqvK©wU ˆZwi nq? M. Modulate N. Module K
K. PAN L. LAN 99.†Kvb wWfvB‡mi mvnv‡h¨ †cÖiK Kw¤úDUvi †_‡K wmMb¨vj wbw`©ó cÖvcK
M. MAN N. WAN N Kw¤úDUv‡iB †cÖiY Kiv hvq? [mw¤§wjZ †evW© 2018]
86. GKB fe‡bi wewfbœ K‡ÿ iwÿZ Kw¤úDUv‡ii g‡a¨ †bUIqvK© e¨e¯’v‡K Kx K. nve L. myBP
e‡j? M. wiwcUvi N. weªR L
K. PAN L. LAN L
M. MAN N. WAN
87. WAN-Gi D`vniY †KvbwU? †bUIqvK© U‡cvjwR
K. †iwWI L. †Uwj‡dvb
M. B›Uvi‡bU N. †Uwjwfkb M 100. wb‡Pi †Kvb †bUIqv‡K© cÖwZwU Kw¤úDUvi Zvi `yÕw`‡Ki `yÕwU Kw¤úDUv‡ii
88. †Kvb †bUIqvK© wm‡÷‡gi e¨vwß K‡qK wgUv‡ii g‡a¨ mxgve× m‡½ mshy³ _v‡K?
K. j¨vb L. g¨vb N K. evm msMVb L. kvLv-cÖkvLv msMVb
M. Iqvb N. c¨vb
M. ÷vi msMVb N. wis msMVb N
89. GKB fe‡bi wewfbœ Zjvq Aew¯’Z A‡bK¸‡jv Kw¤úDUv‡ii g‡a¨
101. Kw¤úDUvi †bUIqvwK©s Gi Rb¨ Kq ai‡bi U‡cvjwR e¨envi Kiv nq?
†bUIqvK©‡K Kx e‡j?
[P. †ev. 2016]
K. LAN L. CAN K. 3 L. 4
M. PAN N. WAN K M. 5 N. 6 N
90.Wi-Max †Kvb ai‡bi †bUIqv‡K© e¨eüZ nq? 102. †K›`ªxq Kw¤úDUvi ev wWfvBm _v‡K †bUIqv‡K©i †Kvb msMV‡b?
K. PAN L. LAN K. msKi msMVb L. ÷vi msMVb
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M. evm msMVb N. Uvª K msMVb L
103. †KvbwU Network Topology?
K. LAN L. BUS
M. WAN N. MAN L
104. GKwU †K›`ªxq nve Øviv †Kvb U‡cvjwR mshy³ _v‡K? [w`. †ev. 2016]
K. BUS L. MESH
M. RING N. STAR N
105. †Kvb e¨e¯’vq †Kv‡bv †K›`ªxq Kw¤úDUvi _v‡K bv?
K. wis U‡cvjwR L. ÷vi U‡cvjwR
M. evm U‡cvjwR N. †gMv U‡cvjwR K
106. GKwU †K›`ªxq wbqš¿YKvix Kw¤úDUv‡ii m‡½ GKvwaK Kw¤úDUvi msh³y
nIqvi msMV‡bi bvg Kx?
K. msKi msMVb L. wis msMVb
M. evm msMVb N. ÷vi msMVb N
107.
Dcii wPÎwU †Kvb U‡cvjwR wb‡`©k K‡i?
K. wUª L. evm
M. †gm N. nvBweªW L
108.
Dc‡ii wPÎwU‡Z KqwU wfbœ wfbœ †bUIqvK© U‡cvwjwR i‡q‡Q?
K. 1wU L. 2wU
M. 3wU N. 4wU N
K¬vDW Kw¤úDwUs
109. K¬vDW Kw¤úDwUs Gi mydj †KvbwU?
K. mvkÖqx I mnRjf¨
L. B›Uvi‡bU ms‡hvM jv‡M bv
M. Gwcø‡Kk‡bi Dci wbqš¿Y ivLv hvq
N. Z‡_¨i †MvcbxqZv eRvq _v‡K K
110. ¯^qswµqfv‡e Avc‡W‡UW mdUIq¨vi †mevi †ÿ‡Î †KvbwU m‡e©vËg?
K. e¨eüZ mdUIq¨v‡ii ¯^qswµq Avc‡WU Ab ivLv M
L. †bUIqv‡K©i AvIZvq mdUIq¨vi †mev MÖnY
M. K¬vDWwfwËK mdUIq¨vi e¨envi
N. cvB‡i‡UW mdUIq¨vi Gwo‡q Pjv
I C T | 342
ZZ… xq Aa¨vq (1g Ask) K. wcsMvjv L. Rb fb wbDg¨vb
msL¨v c×wZi BwZnvm M. Pvj©m e¨v‡eR N. †jwW GWv K
1. wLªóc~e© KZ eQi c~‡e© me©cÖ_g MYbvi KvR nq ïiæ? 14. fviZxq‡`i KvQ †_‡K Avieiv msL¨v c×wZ AvqË K‡i KZ wLªóv‡ã?
K. 1000 L. 2400
M. 3400 N. 5400 M K. 420 wLªóv‡ã L. 510 wLªóv‡ã
2. kb~ ¨ Gi D™¢e †Kvb msL¨v c×wZ †_‡K? M. 500 wLªóv‡ã N. 600 wLªóv‡ã M
K. wMÖK L. wn›`y 15. †Kvb weÁvbx 10 wfwËK msL¨v c×wZi Ici eB iPbv K‡ib?
M. †ivgvb N. PvBwbR L K. Avj weiæbx L. Avj Rvwei
3. MYbvi Kv‡Ri Rb¨ cÖ_g †Kvb msL¨v c×wZ e¨envi Kiv nq? M. Avj †LvqvwiRwg N. Avj n¨v‡Rb M
K. European L. Egyptian Hieroglyphic 16. ms‡KZwU me©cÖ_g †K cÖPjb K‡ib?
M. Devanagari N. Arabic L K. Avj †LvqvwiRwg L. Avj n¨v‡Rb
4. wgkixq wkjvwjwc‡Z †Kvb wPý Øviv 10 msL¨vwU cÖKvk Kiv n‡Zv? M. Gwi÷Uj N. RR© eyj M
K. L. 17. 0 (kb~ ¨) Gi e¨envi wQj bv †Kvb msL¨v c×wZ‡Z?
M. N. L K. †ivgvb I BD‡ivcxq‡`i msL¨v c×wZ‡Z
5. `kwfwËK Ges kb~ ¨ Gi cÖe³v Kviv? L. fviZxq I Aviexq‡`i msL¨v c×wZ‡Z
K. Aviexqiv L. wgkixqiv M. fviZxq msL¨v c×wZ‡Z msL¨v c×wZ‡Z
M. fviZxqiv N. BD‡ivcxqiv K N. Aviexq‡`i msL¨v c×wZ‡Z K
6. ঋYvZ¥K msL¨vi e¨envi me©cÖ_g KLb kyiæ nq? 18. †Kvb msL¨v c×wZ‡K B‡›`v-Aviexq msL¨v c×wZ ejv nq?
K. evBbvwi L. `kwgK
K. 300 mv‡j L. 400 mv‡j M. A±vj N. †n·v‡Wwmg¨vj L
M. 500 mv‡j N. 600 mv‡j N
7. cÖvPxbKv‡ji gvbly msL¨vi KvR Ki‡Zv Kxfv‡e? msL¨v c×wZi cÖKvi‡f`
K. Kv‡Vi ˆZwi h‡š¿i mvnv‡h¨ L. MYbvh‡š¿i mvnv‡h¨ 19. msL¨v c×wZ‡K cÖavbZ Kq fvM Kiv hvq? [P. †ev. 2016]
M. nv‡Zi AvO‡z ji mvnv‡h¨ N. Kw¤úDUv‡ii mvnv‡h¨M K. 2 L. 3
8. cÖvPxb e¨vwej‡bi gvbyl MYbvi Rb¨ Kq ai‡bi c×wZ e¨envi KiZ? M. 8 N. 10 K
20. wfwË Gi Ici wbf©i K‡i msL¨v c×wZ KZ cÖKvi? [h.†ev. 2017]
K. 1 ai‡bi c×wZ L. 2 ai‡bi c×wZ K. 2 L. 4
M. 3 ai‡bi c×wZ N. 4 ai‡bi c×wZ L M. 8 N. 10 L
9. cÖvPxb e¨vwej‡bi gvbyl eo msL¨v cÖKv‡ki Rb¨ KZ wfwËK msL¨v e¨envi 21. †KvbwU Ae¯’vbMZ msL¨v c×wZ bq?
Ki‡Zv? K. evBbvwi L. †lvok
K. 2 wfwËK L. 8 wfwËK M. AóK N. wgkixq nid c×wZ N
M. 20 wfwËK N. 60 wfwËK N 22. wb‡Pi †Kvb msL¨v c×wZwU bbcwRkbvj msL¨v c×wZ?
10. cÖvPxb e¨vwej‡bi gvbly †QvU msL¨v cÖKv‡ki Rb¨ KZ wfwËK msL¨v K. evBbvwi L. †Wwmgvj
e¨envi Ki‡Zv? M. †ivgvb N. A±vj M
K. 2 wfwËK L. 7 wfwËK 23. cwRkbvj msL¨v c×wZ KZ cÖKvi?
M. 8 wfwËK N. 10 wfwËK N K. 2 cÖKvi L. 3 cÖKvi
11. Avieiv Kv‡`i KvQ †_‡K MYbv c×wZ AvqË K‡iwQ‡jb? M. 4 cÖKvi N. 5 cÖKvi M
K. Pxbv‡`i KvQ †_‡K L. wMÖK‡`i KvQ †_‡K 24. wb‡Pi †KvbwU bbcwRkbvj msL¨v?
M. fviZxq‡`i KvQ †_‡K N. wgkixq‡`i KvQ †_‡K M K. III L. 34
M. 45.7 N. 537
12. wLªóc~e© 400 mv‡j wMÖ‡m KqwU wMÖK A¨vjdv‡eU wb‡q 10 wfwËK msL¨v K
c×wZ Pvjy nq? wewfbœ cÖKvi msL¨v c×wZi cwiwPwZ
K. 20wU L. 23wU evBbvwi
M. 27wU N. 30wU M 25. Kw¤úDUvi Af¨šÍixY KvR Kivi Rb¨ †Kvb msL¨v c×wZ e¨envi K‡i?
13. †Kvb fviZxq MwYZwe` kb~ ¨ (0) Avwe®‹v‡ii gva¨‡g cÖ_g evBbvwi msL¨v K. evBbvwi L. `kwgK
c×wZi aviYv †`b? M. A±vj N. †n·v‡Wwmgvj K
I C T | 343
26. evBbvwi msL¨v c×wZi wfwË KZ? K. LSB L. MSB
K. 2 L. 8 M. LSD N. MSD L
L
M. 10 N. 16 K 40. Octal msL¨v c×wZi wfwË KZ?
K K. 2 L. 8
27. `kwgK msL¨v 91 Gi evBbvwi iƒc †KvbwU? L
L
K. 1011011 L. 1101010 M. 10 N. 16
M. 1110011 N. 1101101 wb‡Pi wPÎwU jÿ Ki :
28. (12)10 Gi mgKÿ evBbvwi †KvbwU? ?
AvDUcyU
K. (1101)2 L. (1100)2 B
BbcyU
M. (1111)2 N. (1010)2
29. 1011 Gi cieZ©x evBbvwi msL¨v KZ? 41. wPÎ B-Gi wmMb¨vj-Gi mgKÿ A±vj gvb KZ?
K. 1010 L. 1100 K. 8 L. 11
M. 1101 N. 1110 M. 12 N. 13 N
30. Gi gvb KZ? 42. A±vj msL¨vi †eR KZ?
K. 100110
M. 101110 L. 101101 K. 2 L. 8
N. 110011
K M. 10 N. 16 L
31. (0.875)10 Gi mgZzj¨ evBbvwi msL¨v 43. AKUvj msL¨v c×wZ‡Z 177 Gi c‡ii msL¨vwU KZ?
K. (0.111)2 L. (0.1101)2 K. 178 L. 180
M. (0.011)2 N. (0.0111)2 K M. 200 N. 270 M
32. (37.125)10 Gi evBbvwi gvb KZ? [Kz. †ev. 2017] 44. (BFE)16 mgZzj¨ A±vj gvb KZ?
K. 100101.01 L. 100101.001 K. (5774)8 L. (5776)8
M. 101001.01 N. 101001.001 L M. (5976)8 N. (101111111110)8 L
A A= ? 45. DADA mgZzj¨ AKUvj msL¨vi gvb †KvbwU?
33. wPÎ A (4weU) BbcUy wmMb¨v‡ji mgKÿ `kwgK gvb KZ? K. 43962 L. 56026
K. 10 L. 27 M. 125672 N. 155332 N
M. 54 N. 63 K 46. AKUvj msL¨v c×wZ‡Z 7 Gi c‡ii msL¨v KZ?
34. evBbvwi msL¨v c×wZi cÖZxK `wy U Kx Kx? K. 8 L. 10
K. 1 Ges 1 L. 0 Ges 1 M. 12 N. 20 L
M. 0 Ges 0 N. 2 Ges 1 L 47. A±vj msL¨v c×wZi D™¢veK †K?
35. †Kvb msL¨v c×wZi Aci bvg ewy jqvb A¨vj‡Reiv? K. MUwd«R wjewbR L. ivRv 7g Pvj©m
K. evBbvwi L. AKUvj M. Avj †LvqvwiRwg N. Avj n¨v‡Rb L
M. `kwgK N. †n·v‡Wwmg¨vj K 48. GK evBU cÖKvk Kivi Rb¨ KZwU A±vj msL¨vi cÖ‡qvRb?
36. eywjqvb A¨vj‡Reivq †Kvb msL¨v c×wZ e¨envi Kiv nq? K. 2 L. 3
K. evBbvwi msL¨v c×wZ L. AKUvj msL¨v c×wZ M. 4 N. 5 L
M. `kwgK msL¨v c×wZ 49. AKUvj c×wZ‡K evsjvq Kx ejv nq?
N. †n·v‡Wwmgvj msL¨v c×wZ K K. evBbvwi L. `kwgK
37. evBbvwi msL¨v c×wZi cÖ_g aviYv †`b M. AówgK N. †n·v‡Wwmg¨vj M
K. MUwd«R wjewbR L. Avj Rvwei 50. (37)8 Gi c‡ii msL¨v †KvbwU?
M. Avj †LvqvwiRwg N. Avj n¨v‡Rb K K. (36)8 L. (38)8
38. Kw¤úDUvi †gwkb j¨v½‡y qR MwVZ nq KZwU we`¨y r cÖev‡ni mgš^‡q? M. (40)8 N. (50)8 M
L
51. (467)8 Gi c‡ii msL¨v KZ?
K. GKwU gvÎ ms‡K‡Zi mgš^‡q K. (468)8 L. (470)8
L. `ywU gvÎ ms‡K‡Zi mgš^‡q M. (477)8 N. (457)8
M. wZbwU gvÎ ms‡K‡Zi mgš^‡q 52. (12A7C)16 = (x)8 n‡j X = ?
N. PviwU gvÎ ms‡K‡Zi mgš^‡q L K. 224724 L. 225174
39. (101010)2 msL¨vwU‡Z me©ev‡gi 1 wb‡`©k K‡i †KvbwU? M. 225714 N. 425174 L
I C T | 344
53. (127)10 = (x)8 n‡j X = ? 82. (100)16 msL¨vwUi mggv‡bi `kwgK gvb KZ?
K. 177
M. 387 L. 257 K. 99 L. 100
N. 455
K M. 255 N. 256 N
83. `kwgK c~Y©msL¨K evBbvwi msL¨vq iƒcvšÍwiZ Kivi Rb¨ H msL¨vwU‡K
†Wwmgvj evBbvwi msL¨vi wfwË 2 w`‡q evi evi Kx Ki‡Z nq?
K. ¸Y Ki‡Z nq L. fvM Ki‡Z nq
54. †Wwmgvj msL¨v c×wZi wfwË KZ? M. †hvM Ki‡Z nq N. we‡qvM Ki‡Z nq L
K. 2 L. 8 84. `kwgK fMœvsk msL¨v‡K evBbvwi msL¨vq iƒcvšÍwiZ Kivi Rb¨ H
M. 10 N. 16 M msL¨vwU‡K evBbvwi msL¨vi wfwË 2 w`‡q evi evi Kx Ki‡Z nq?
55. (10111)2 Gi mgZzj¨ `kwgK gvb KZ? K. ¸Y L. fvM K
K. 22 L. 23 M. †hvM N. we‡qvM
M. 31 N. 43 L 85. Kw¤úDUv‡i Z_¨ cÖ`k©‡bi Kv‡R †Kvb c×wZ e¨eüZ nq?
56. wkÿK Qv·K †ivj b¤^i wjL‡Z ejvq †m wjLj 1001; `kwgK c×wZ‡Z K. evBbvwi L. A±vj
QvÎwUi †ivj b¤^i KZ n‡e?
M. `kwgK N. †n·v‡Wwmg¨vj M
K. 5 L. 9 86. BABA msL¨vwUi mgZjz ¨ `kwgK msL¨v KZ?
M. 16 N. 17 L K. 47616 L. 47626
56. (1101)2 = (?)10 M. 47792 N. 47802 N
K. 12 L. 13 87. (71.54)8 Gi `kwgK mgZzj¨ gvb KZ?
M. 14 N. 15 L K. 47.6758 L. 57.6875
75. wkÿK Rviv‡K wR‡Ám Ki‡jb †Zvgvi K¬vm †ivj KZ? Rviv DËi w`j M. 67.6875 N. 77.6758 L
3D. msL¨vwU‡K `kwgK c×wZ‡Z cÖKvk Ki‡j nq †n·v‡Wwmgvj
K. 61 L. 71 K 88. 4C Gi evBbvwi msL¨v n‡jv
M. 81 N. 91
76. (A0)16 Gi `kwgK mgZzj¨ gvb KZ? [gv. †ev. 2016] K. 11001100 L. 01001100
K. 80 L. 100 M. 01001010 N. 01001101 L
M. 160 N. 256 M 89. (A0)16 Gi evBbvwi mgZjz ¨ gvb KZ?
77. evBbvwi‡Z GKwU eB‡qi `vg 1001011 n‡j †Wwmgv‡j KZ? K. 10100011 L. 11100001
K. 70 L. 75 M. 10100000 N. 10101010 M
M. 78 N. 80 L 90. 16 wfwËK msL¨vq Bs‡iwR eY©gvjvi KqwU cÖZxK i‡q‡Q?
78. `kwgK wPý (.) Qvov msL¨v‡K Kx ejv nq? K. PviwU L. QqwU
K. fMœvsk L. Agj~ ` msL¨v M. AvUwU N. `kwU L
M. RwUj msL¨v N. cY~ ©msL¨v N 91. 1, 8, F avivwUi cieZx© gvb KZ? [P.†ev. 2017]
79. fMœvskh³y msL¨vi i¨vwW· c‡q‡›Ui evg w`‡Ki Ask‡K Kx e‡j? K. A L. B
M. 16 N. 22 M
K. cY~ © msL¨v L. fMœvsk 92. †n·v‡Wwmgv‡j F Gi c‡ii msL¨v †KvbwU?
M. i¨vwW· c‡q›U N. Ag~j` K K. F0 L. F1
80. fMœvskhy³ msL¨vi i¨vwW· c‡q‡›Ui Wvb w`‡Ki Ask‡K Kx e‡j? M. 10 N. 20 M
93. †n·v‡Wwmgvj c×wZi wfZ ev †eR KZ?
K. cY~ © msL¨v L. fMœvsk K. 2 L. 8
M. i¨vwW· c‡q›U N. Ag~j` L M. 10 N. 16 N
M
81. Rvwid : Rvwbm, Avgvi eqm evBbvwi‡Z 1101| 94. (10011010)2 †K †Kvb msL¨v c×wZ‡Z cÖKvk Ki‡Z me‡P‡q Kg
msL¨K A¼ cÖ‡qvRb?
Bev` : Zvn‡j Avwg †Zvi †P‡q 1 eQ‡ii eo|
Bev‡`i eqm †Wwmgv‡j KZ eQi? K. evBbvwi L. A±vj
K. 12 L. 13 M. †n·v`kwgK N. `kwgK M
M. 14 N. 15 95. (11011110.1)2-Gi †n·v‡Wwmgvj msL¨v †KvbwU? [h. †ev. 2016]
I C T | 345
K. DD.1 L. DE.1 M. (29)16 N. (AF)16 L
M. DE.8 N. ED.8 M 109. (100)2 Ges (AA)16 Gi †hvMdj KZ? [P.†ev. 2017]
96. `kwg‡K 94 n‡j †n·v‡Wwmgv‡j n‡e K. 1 AA L. 1 B
K. 5E L. 5F M. AF N. AE N
M. 6E N. 6F K 110. (3D)16 I (AB)16 Gi †hvMdj KZ?
97. †n·v‡Wwmgvj F Gi gvb evBbvwi‡Z K. (E8)16 L. (D8)16
K. 1101 L. 1010 M. (F4)16 N. (148)16 K
M. 1110 N. 1111 N 111. 1 + 1 + 1 Gi evBbvwi †hvMdj KZ?
98. †n·v‡Wwmgvj msL¨v c×wZi E wWwR‡Ui mgZzj¨ msL¨v †KvbwU? K. †hvMdj = 0, K¨vwi = 0 L. †hvMdj=0, K¨vwi=1
K. 10 L. 11 M. †hvMdj = 1, K¨vwi = 0 N. †hvMdj=1, K¨vwi=1N
M. 13 N. 14 N 112. †Kvb c×wZ‡Z Kw¤úDUvi we‡qv‡Mi KvR m¤úbœ K‡i?
99. †n·v‡Wwm‡g‡j 4D Gi mgZzj `kwgK gvb KZ? K. ci~ K L. evBbvwi
K. 17 L. 52 [gv. †ev. 2016] M. A¼ N. msL¨v K
M. 64 N. 77 N 113. A±vj c×wZ‡Z 70 †_‡K 35 Gi we‡qvMdj †KvbwU?
100. 4, 8, C AYµy gwUi c‡ii gvb KZ? [†evW©-2018] K. 33 L. 35
K. D L. F M. 43 N. 55 K
M. 10 N. 16 M 114. 101.000 †_‡K .110 Gi we‡qvMdj †KvbwU?
101. (A1D)16 Gi mgK¶ evBbvwi msL¨v KZ? K. 1.01 L. 10.1
K. (101010011101)2 L. (110101010101)2 M. 100.01 N. 100.11 L
M. (101001011101)2 N. (101000011101)2 N 115. (1+1+1+1+1)10 = ( )2
K. 100
102. (100)16 msL¨vwUi c‡~ e©i msL¨vwU KZ? L. 101
K. 99 L. 101 M. 110 N. 111 L
M. FF N. FFF M 116. (10000.111000)2Ñ(101.01001)2 = ?
103. 7B †K evBbvwi‡Z cÖKvk Ki‡j msL¨vwU n‡e [gv.†ev. 2017] K. 11.10011 L. 1011.11011
K. 1011001 L. 1111011 M. 1011.10011 N. 1010.10011 M
M. 1101111 N. 1001101 L 117. (11011)2 ( 1011)2 = ?
msL¨v c×wZi iƒcvšÍi K. 11002 L. 10000
M. 11012 N. 11112 L
104. †Kvb msL¨vwU en„ Ëg? 118. †KvbwU 102 + 108 + 1010 + 1016 Gi †Wwm‡gj gvb wb‡`©kK?
K. (1000)2 L. (11)8 K. 1010 L. 2610
M. (7)16 N. (1010)2 N M. 3610 N. 46010 M
evBbvwi †hvM I we‡qvM
119. ABC Gi c~‡e©i I c‡ii msL¨vi †hvMdj †KvbwU?
K. 1577 L. 1578
105. 1100 + 1000 G evBbvwi msL¨vi †hvMdj KZ? M. 1678 N. 1688 L
K. 10110 L. 10100 120. Kw¤úDUv‡i †hvM, we‡qvM, ¸Y I fvM Kiv nq †Kvb cÖwµqvq?
M. 1100 N. 10101 L K. mvaviY †hvM, we‡qvM, ¸Y I fvM cÖwµqvq
106. evBbvwi wbq‡g ¸Y Kiv gv‡b— L. ïagy vÎ †hvM cÖwµqvq
K. evi evi †hvM L. evi evi we‡qvM M. ïaygvÎ we‡qvM cÖwµqvq N. ïagy vÎ ¸Y cÖwµqvq L
M. evi evi ¸Y N. evi evi fvM K 121. evBbvwi c×wZ‡Z fvM Kiv nq Kxfv‡e?
107. 1012 + 1002 = ? K. evi evi †hvM K‡i L. evi evi we‡qvM K‡i
K. 910
M. A16 L. 10112 M. evi evi ¸Y K‡i N. mvaviY fvM cÖwµqvqL
N. 138
K 2 Gi cwic~iK MVb
108. †n·v‡Wwm‡gj msL¨v c×wZ A Ges F Gi †hvMdj n‡e 122. abvZ¥K I FYvZ¥K msL¨vi cvi¯úwiK cwieZ©b‡K e‡j
K. (19)8 L. (31)8 K. cwici~ K L. wecixZKiY
I C T | 346
M. we‡qvM N. †hvM K 135. msL¨v, Aÿi, we‡kl wPý BZ¨vw` wb‡`©k Kivi Rb¨ e¨eüZ nq †KvbwU?
123. abvZ¥K msL¨vi Rb¨ wPý we‡Ui gvb Kx n‡e?
K. 1 L. 0 K. weU L. evBU
M. 1 N. 11 L M. †KvW N. AvBwc M
124. 5 Gi 2 Gi cwic~iK gvb KZ? [Xv. †ev. 2016] wewmwW †KvW
K. 1101 L. 1001 N 136. BCD Gi cY~ ©iƒc
M. 1010 N. 1011 K. Binary Coded Decimal L. Bar Coded Decimal
125. 2's Complement Gi wbY©‡qi m~Î wbgœiƒc M. Best Coded Decimal N. Binary Compact disc K
K. 1's Complement + 1 L. 1's Complement1 137. BCD †Kv‡Wi g‡a¨ †KvbwU †ewk e¨eüZ I RbwcÖq?
M. 2's Complement + 1 N. 2's Complement1 K K. BCD 8421 L. BCD 7421 K
M. BCD 5421 N. BCD 2421
126. 8weU †iwR÷v‡i “ 8 ” Gi 2Õi cwici~ K n‡jv 138. BCD †KvW KZ we‡Ui?
K. 00101111 L. 11111000 K. 2 L. 4
M. 11010011 N. 10011110 L M. 8 N. 16 L
139. (78)10 Gi BCD gvb KZ? L
127. `kwgK msL¨v 12 Gi 2's complement KZ [iv. †ev. 2017] L. 01111000
K. o1111001 N. 01101100
K. 00001100 L. 11111100 M. 01101000
M. 11110011 N. 11110100 N
128. 13 Gi 2 Gi cwic~iK gvb KZ? 140. 91-Gi BCD †KvW n‡jv
K. 11110001 L. 10110001 K. 10010001 L. 11111111
M. 11010001 N. 11110011 N M. 10011 N. 10000001 K
129. 2’S Complement c×wZ‡Z we‡qvM Kiv nq 141. KZ mv‡j me©cÖ_g wewmwW †KvW D™¢vweZ n‡qwQj?
K. †hvM K‡i L. we‡qvM K‡i K. 1917 L. 1927
M. fvM K‡i N. ¸Y K‡i K M. 1928 N. 1947 M
130. (00000101)2 Gi 2 Gi cw~ ici~ K †KvbwU? 142. `kwgK c×wZi msL¨v‡K evBbvwi msL¨vq cÖKv‡ki Rb¨ †Kvb †KvW
K. 11111010 L. 11111011 e¨eüZ nq?
M. 11111110 N. 11110010 L K. AKUvj †KvW L. wewmwW †KvW
131. 1 Gi cwic~i‡Ki †ÿ‡Î (11101110)2Gi mgZzj¨ `kwgK gvb KZ? M. A¨vmwK †KvW N. BDwb‡KvW L
K. 17 L. 17 143. BCD †KvW †K Avwe®‹vi K‡ib?
M. 110 N. 238
L K. Gottfried Leibniz L. IBM
M. ANSI N. Xerox L
Kw¤úDUvi †KvwWs 144. (130)10 Gi BCD †KvW KZ?
132. Kw¤úDUvi wm‡÷‡g e¨eüZ cÖwZwU eY©, msL¨v I we‡kl wPý‡K
K. (000100110000)BCD L. (000000110001)BCD
Avjv`vfv‡e CPU †K †evSv‡bvi Rb¨ we‡Ui (0,1) wfbœ wfbœ web¨v‡mi
mvnv‡h¨ AwØZxq ms‡KZ ˆZwi Kiv nq| G AwØZxq ms‡KZ‡K Kx e‡j? M. (000100000011)BCD N. (001100000001)BCD K
145. (72)10 Gi BCD †KvW †KvbwU? [e. †ev. 2016]
K. (11110) BCD L. (111001) BCD
K. c¨vwiwU weU L. mvBb weU M. (111010) BCD N. (01110010) BCD N
M. †KvW N. wm¤^j M 146. †KvbwU wbD‡gwiK †KvW?
133. Kw¤úDUv‡ii †WUv Bbcy‡Ui Rb¨ †Kvb c×wZ e¨envi Kiv nq? K. BCD L. ASCII
M. EBCDIC N. Uni Code
K. †KvwWs L. wW‡KvwWs K
M. Gb‡KvwWs N. wW‡KvWvi M
134. Kw¤úDUv‡ii †WUv cÖ‡mwms †k‡l AvDUcy‡Ui †Kvb c×wZ e¨envi Kiv Avjdv-wbDgvwiK †KvW
nq?
K. Gb‡KvwWs L. wW‡KvwWs 147. AvjdvwbD‡gwiK †KvW KqwU?
K. 2 L. 3
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