চট্টগ্রাম বিশ্ববিদ্যালয় 2016 C ইউনিট

চট্টগ্রাম বিশ্ববিদ্যালয়

সালঃ 2016

C ইউনিট

1. Some metals are malleable, _____ others are so brittle that they break easily when bent quickly

but

there

which

what

2. As an atom absorbs energy,_____ increases, and the atom is said to be excitef

its energy level

as its energy level

it is energy level

the energy level of its

is energy level

3. No one is completely sure _____ cause bombs and depressions in free economy.

how

whom

what

why

when

4. Throughout the animal kingdom _____ bigger than the elephant.

while is only the

only the while is

is the whale only

only whale is the

whale is the only

5. _____ by nature, Jones spoke very little even to his own family member

Loquacious

Equivocal

Taciturn

Arrogant

Gregarious

6. John Peter Zenger was a ________

famous lawyer

member of the Jury

corrupt governor of New york

Brave newspaper publisher

hostile judge

7. How long did it take after the Zenger trial before the concept of freedom off the press was officially adopted?

66 years

9 months

58 years

1 year

56 years

8. The word " dutifully" is closest in meaning to_____

unfortunately

recklessly

faithfully

vigorously

effortlessly

9. The word "defying" is closes meaning to _____

disregarding

upholding

altering

defending

deflecting

10. Choose the correct antonym :EXODUS

Influx

Home coming

Restoration

Return

Arrival

11. Choose the correct antonym : ENORMOUS

Soft

Average

Tiny

Weak

Huge

12. TALKATIVE : VERBOSITY ::

Garbled : Distorted

Sensitive : Unsusceptible

Malefactor : Villain

Gullible : Credulity

Ingenuous : Sophistication

13. PORK : PIC ::

steer : calf

roster : chicken

mutton : sheep

lobster : crustacean

beef : steak

14. GRAVITY : PULL ::

iron : metal

north pole : direction

magnetism : attraction

lobster : crustacean

beef : steak

15. Geysers have often been compared to volcanoes _______ they both emit hot liquid from below the Earth's surface.

due to

because

in spite of

regardless of

despite

16. Each occupation has its own _____. bankers, lawyer and computer professionals for example, all use among themselves language which outsiders have difficulty following.

merits

disadvantages

rewards

jargon

problems

17. $J e r b o a s a r e \frac{l o n g - e a r n e d}{A} r o d e n t s \frac{t h a t t h e y}{B} \frac{l o o k}{C} \frac{l i k e}{D} \frac{t i n y}{E} k a n g a r o o s .$

18. $\frac{A}{A} w e l l p l a n n e d r e s u m e i s \frac{t h e}{B} f i r s t s t e p t o e a r d \frac{f i n d i n g}{C} a \frac{s a t i s f y}{D} \frac{j o b}{E} .$

19. $D o r o t h y P a r k e r h a d \frac{l i b e r a l}{A} p o l i t i c a l \frac{o p i n i o n s}{B} w h i c h a r e \frac{r e f l e c t i o n}{C} i n \frac{h e r}{D} s t o r i e s a n d \frac{v e r s e}{E} .$

20. $N e w Y o r k C i t y \frac{h a s b e e n}{A} t h e \frac{c a p t i a l}{B} o f N e w Y o r k S t a t e s \frac{u n t i l}{C} 1797 \frac{w h e n}{D} t h e S t a t e c a p i t a l w a s \frac{m o v e d}{E} t o A l b a n y .$

21. The pullman strike 1894 tied up transportation and was finally ended only by govenrment intervention.

replied upon

hindered

linked with

initiated

started

22. Because it is tuned a fifth lower , the viola produces a sound that is more resonant then that of the violin.

more vibrant

more hartmonious

softer

sadder

faster

23. Ice skates manufactured entirely of iron were first dold in the 1800's .

mainly

successfully

solely

routinely

partially

24. Over six million citizen of the United States collect benifits from private pension plans each year.

unauthorized

confidential

nontransferable

refundable

hongovernment

25. $\frac{B e f o r e}{A}$ She $\frac{m o v e d}{B}$ here,Sarah $\frac{h a d b e e n}{C} p r e s i d e n t \frac{o f t h e}{D} o r g a n i z a t i o n \frac{\sin c e}{E} f o u r y e a r s .$

26. $T h e \frac{p r i c e o f}{A} c r u d e o i l u s e d t o b e a \frac{g r e a t}{B} d e a l \frac{l o w e r}{C} \frac{t h a n}{D} n o w, \frac{W a s n' t i t ?}{E}$

27. $T h e y a r e \frac{p l a n n i n g o n}{A} \frac{a t t e n d i n g}{B} \frac{t h e}{C} c o n v e n t i o n n e x t m o n t h \frac{i n}{D} K u a l a L u m p u r, a n d \frac{s o I a m}{E}$

28. $\frac{I t i s}{A} e s t i m a t e e d \frac{t h a t e a c h}{B} p e r s o n . i n t h e U n i t e d S t a t e s \frac{c o n s u m e s}{C} o n e h u n d r e d p o u n d s \frac{i n s u g a r}{D} \frac{a u n n u a l l y}{E}$

29. $T h e a m p h i b i a n s \frac{a r e o f}{A} \frac{f e w}{B} \frac{e n o n o m i c}{C} \frac{i m p o r \tan c e}{D} t o \frac{h u m a n s}{E} .$

30. $T h e e a r t h w a s \frac{o n c e}{A} \frac{i n h a b i t e d}{B} b y p l a n t s a n d a n i m a l s \frac{o f w h i c h}{C} t o d a y t h e r e \frac{n o n e}{D} l i v i n g \frac{t r a c e}{E}$

31. $N e w y o u r k c i t y \frac{h a s b e e n}{A} t h e \frac{c a p i t a l}{B} o f N e w y o r k s t a t e s \frac{u n t i l}{C} 1797, \frac{w h e n}{D} t h e s t a t e s c a p i t a l w a s \frac{m o p v e d}{E} t o a l b a n y .$

32. $D o r o t h y P a r k e r h a d \frac{l i b e r a l}{A} p o l i t i c a l \frac{o p i n i o n s}{B} w h i c h a r e \frac{r e f l e c t i o n}{C} i n \frac{h e r}{D} s t o r i e s a n d \frac{v e r s e}{E} .$

33. $\frac{A}{A} w e l l - p l a n n e d r e s u m e i s \frac{t h e}{B} f i r s t s t e p t o w a r d \frac{f i n d i n g}{C} a \frac{s a t i s f y}{D} \frac{j o b}{E} .$

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