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BIBM Question bank Previous Bank Exam Taken by BIBM Compiled by: To get update after each bank exam visit: admissionwar.com/en  All in one INDEX 1. National Bank Ltd - Probationary Officer - 2015 2. National Bank Ltd - Probationary Officer - 2013 3.National Bank Ltd - Management Trainee Officer - 2010 4.National Bank Ltd - Officer - 2009 5.One Bank Ltd - Special Cadre Officer - 2017 6.One Bank Ltd - Special Cadre Officer - 2012 7.Standard Bank Ltd - Trainee Asst. Officer - 2016 8.Standard Bank Ltd - Trainee Asst. Officer - 2013 9.Al-Arafah islami bank LTD – MTO - 2017 10.Al-Arafah Islami Bank Ltd - Officer - 2013 11.Modhumoti Bank ltd. - Probationary Officer - 2017 12.Modhumoti Bank ltd. - Probationary Officer – 2016 13.Premier Bank Ltd - Management Trainee Officer - 2015 14.IFIC Bank Ltd - Probationary Officer - 2011 15.Shahjalal Islami Bank Ltd - Trainee Senior Officer - 2013 16.Shahjalal Islami Bank Ltd - Management Trainee Officer - 2011 17.Social Islami Bank Ltd - Probationary Officer - 2013 18.Bangladesh Bank - Assistant Director – 2015 19.Bangladesh Bank - Officer - 2015 20.Midland Bank LTD – MTO – 2015 21.Midland Bank LTD – TAO - 2015 22.Agrani bank Ltd - Senior Officer - 2013 23.BASIC Bank Ltd - Assistant Officer (Cash) - 17.01.2014 24.Probashi Kallyan Bank - Executive Officer - 2017 25.Bank Asia LTD – MTO – 2017 26.Bangladesh Shomobay Bank LTD Officer – 2015 27.UCBL – SO – 2014 28.RaKub – SO – 2014 29.Jamuna Bank LTD – MTO – 2013 30.Union Bank LTD – SO – 2014 31.Mutual Trust Bank – MTO - 2018 32.Standard Bank - TAO(Cash) - 2018 Job Information For All Students (Bcs & Bank).' ' ?    . ----    . ?  ,  ,  ,  ,.' ' ' ' ?    .' ' ' ' ---  ,  ,  ,  ,.' ' ?    . ?    . ?     English Question(1-5) Read the passage and answer the question Many folk cures which have been around for centuries may be more therapeutic than previously suspected. A case in point is that of penicillin. Alexander Fleming did not just randomly choose cheese molds to study when he discovered this very important bacteria-killing substance. Moldy cheese was frequently given to patients as a remedy for illness at one time. Fleming just isolated what was about the cheese which cured the patients. In parts of South America, a powder obtained from grinding sugar cane is used for healing infections in wounds and ulcers. This usage may date back to pre-Colombian times. Experiments carried out on several hundred patients indicate that ordinary sugar in high concentrations is lethal to bacteria. Its suction effect eliminates dead cells, and it generates a glasslike layer which protects the wound and ensures healing. Another example of folk medicine which scientists are investigating is that of Arab fishermen who rub their wounds with a venomous catfish to quicken healing. This catfish excretes a gellike slime which scientists have found to contain antibiotics, a coagulant that helps close injured blood vessels, anti-inflammatory agents, and a chemical that directs production of a gluelike material that aids healing. It is hoped that by documenting these folk remedies and experimenting to see if results are indeed beneficial, an analysis of the substances can be made, and synthetic substances can be developed for human consumption. 1. This passage is mainly about  using folk medicines in place of modern medicines  antibiotics in the field medicine  the validity of folk remedies and their use for advances in modern medicines  isolating antibiotics in cheese sugar, and slime 2. The word 'therapeutic' is closest in meaning to  physiological  medicinal  traditional  psychological 3. It can be inferred from the passage that Alexander Fleming  discovered moldy cheese  suspected medicinal properties of mold  isolated infectious patients  enjoyed eating cheese 4. According to the passage   bacteria feed on sugar  kills unhealthy cells  glass is formed from sugar  sugar promotes healing 5. The gel-like substance which promotes healing comes from  catfish bodies  Arab fishermen  coagulants  catfish venom 6. Find out which quotation parts of the following sentences has an error. The 'oceans' contain many 'forms' of life that 'has' not 'yet' been discovered.  oceans  forms  has  yet 7. Find out which quotation parts of the following sentences has an error. There have 'recently' been 'any' important 'findings' in medical 'technology.'  recently  any  findings  technology 8. Find out which quotation parts of the following sentences has an error. In recent 'years', automobile emissions 'have disfigured' stone 'carvings', corroded bronze monuments, and 'soil' ancient buildings.  years  have disfigured  carving  soil 9. Find out which quotation parts of the following sentences has an error. The rings 'of' Saturn are 'so' distant to 'be' seen from the Earth 'without' telescope.  of  so  be  without 10. Find out which quotation parts of the following sentences has an error. 'Drying' food 'by means' of solar energy 'is ancient' process 'applied' wherever  Drying  by means   is ancient  applied 11. The new owners of the paper changed the ----completely.  outlay  layout  outlet  outlook 12. Patriotism, like so many other objects of this imperfect world, is a -----web of good and evil.  complicated  intricate  tangled  entangled 13. During the ---many buildings were -----to the ground.  riots, collapsed  fire, razed  floods, razed  disturbances, brought 14. In a changing and ----unstructured business environment, creativity and innovations are being ---- demanded of executives.  excessively, rapidly  highly, extremely  increasingly, moderately  progressively, increasingly 15. He deals -----foreign good only, but out firm deals ----several leading merchants who trade---- variety -----goods.  in, with, in, of  with, with, with, of  with, in, of, with  in, in, with, of Math. A culprit was spotted by a policeman from a distance of 250 meter. When the policeman started running towards the culprit at a speed of 10 km/h, the culprit also fled. If his speed was 8 km/h, find how far the culprit had run before he was overpowered.  1km  1.5 km   2 km  0.8 km. A shopkeeper sells a pair of sunglasses at a profit of 25%. If he had bought it at 25% less and sold it for Tk. 10 less, he would have gained 40%. Determine the cost price of the pair of sunglasses.  Tk. 25  Tk. 50  Tk. 60  Tk. 75. A tea merchant blends 2 kinds of tea, putting in 3 parts of a Tk. 25 per kg grade to 1 part of a Tk. 15 per kg. If the mixture is changed to 1 part of the Tk. 25 per kg grade to 3 parts of the less expensive grade, how much will the shop lose or save in blending 200 kg?  lose Tk. 500  loss Tk. 1,000  save Tk. 1,500  save Tk. 1,000. A man has Tk. 210 in coins alone. The coins consist of one taka, 50 paisa and whose numbers form a ratio of 5 : 6 : 8 respectively. How many coins are there in the 50 paisa denomination?  210  168  126  105. The difference between the compound interest and simple interest on a certain amount of money at 5% per annum for 2 years is Tk. 15. Find the principal amount.  Tk. 4,500  Tk. 7,500  Tk. 5,000  Tk. 6,000. In order to pass an examination, a student is required to get 35% of the maximum marks. If a student scored a total of 381 marks and failed by 144 marks, determine the maximum marks for the examination.  1,350  1,500  1,750  2,000. The cost of preparing a cricket ground of rectangular shape at 70 paisa per square meter is Tk. 420. Find the perimeter of the field if its sides are in the ratio of 3 : 2.  100m   50m  110m  600m. The number (6n2 + 6n) for natural n is always divisible by  6 only  12 only  6 and 12  18 GK. "Epsom" is associated with -----  Polo  Water Polo  Table Tennis  Horse Riding. LASER is an acronym for Light Amplification by ----  Stimulated Emission of Radio waves  Stimulated Emission of Radiation  Spontaneous Emission of Radio waves  Spontaneous Emission of Radiation. Which of the following international organization is dedicated to the cause of wild life conservation?  UNDP  WHO  UNESCO  UNFPA. Which of the following combination is wrong?  Empire City : New York  Dark Continent : Africa  City of Palaces : London  Emerald Isle : Ireland. Which of the following diseases is not water-borne?  Cholera  Influenza  Amoebiasis  Typhoid. The intensity of an earthquake is measured with a ----  Barometer  Hydrometer  Polygraph  Seismograph. How many woman freedom fighters received the "Bir Protik" award for their contribution in the liberation war of Bangladesh?  2  5  6  7. Who is the president of newly formed multilateral development bank called ' New Development Bank'?  R.K. Narayanan  K. V Kamath  Y. V. Reddy  Bimal Jalan. Which of the following players of Bangladesh has the highest average score in test cricket?  Tamim Iqbal  Shakib Al Hasan  Mushfiqur Rahim  Mominul Haque. First published novel of Sunil Gangopadhyay was ---  Eka O Koyekjon  Jugalbondi  Atmaprakash  Aranyer dinratr 1. 'Transplanting' organs 'such' hearts and kidneys has 'proved' easier transplanting 'muscles'. 'Find Error'  Transplanting  such  proved  muscles 2. 'Bicyclists' 'joy' riding across 'country' and through small 'towns'. 'Find Error   Bicyclists  joy  country  towns 3. 'The' cine camera 'has' become obsolete since 'its' invention of video recording 'technology.' 'Find Error  the  has  its  technology 4. 'Drying' food 'by means' of solar energy 'is ancient' process 'applied' wherever food and climatic conditions make it possible. 'Find Error  Drying  by means  is ancient  applied 5. Fiber 'is an important' element 'in' nutrition, and it aids in 'protecting' the digestive tract 'as' well. 'Find Error  is an important  in  protecting  as 6. As I reached home, I saw my sister ------for help.  to shout  shouting  shouted  shout 7. She held the umbrella -----her head.  on  above  over  at 8. If the roof ------, we all ----die.  fell, would  fall, would  fallen, would  falling, would 9. If she ----her identity card, she ----in trouble.   lose, would be  loses, will be  will lose, would be  loses, would be 10. Choose the one which best expresses its meaning. A snake in the grass  Secret or hidden enemy  Unforeseen happening  Unrecognizable danger  Unreliable person 11. Choose the one which best expresses its meaning. To blow hot and cold  Changing weather  To be untrustworthy  To be inconsistent  To be rich and poor frequently 12. Choose the one which best expresses its meaning. To blaze trail  To set on fire  To be annoyed  To vehemently  To initiate work in a movement 13. Choose the one which best expresses its meaning. A green horn  An envious lady  A trainee  An inexperienced man  A soft-hearted man Math. For which of the following values of n is 100+n/n not an integer?  1  2  3  4  5. Robi has 10 pairs of matched socks. If he loses 7 individual socks, what is the greatest number of pairs of matched socks he can have left?  7   6  5  4  3. In a certain population, there are times as many people aged 21 or under as there are people over 21. The ratio of those 21 or under to the total population is :  1 to 2  1 to 3  1 to 4  2 to 3  3 to 4. If the sum of three consecutive integers is odd, then the first and the last integers must be -  odd, even  odd, odd  even, odd  even, even  None of these. Of 30 applicants for a job, 14 had at least 4 years' experience, 18 had degrees, and 3 had less than 4 years' experience and did not have a degree. How many of the applicants had at least 4 years experience and a degree?  14  13  9  7  5. A person makes a profit of 10% on 25% of the quantity and a loss of 20% on the rest. What is the percentage gain or loss on the whole?  10%  12.5%  -12%  25%  None of these. If the radius of a circle is increased by 6%, then the area of the circle is increased by --- .36%  3.6%  6%  12.36%   36%. A person invested 2/3 th of his capital 3%, 1/6th at 6% and the remainder at 12%. If his annual income is Tk. 25, then the capital is  Tk. 490  Tk. 510  Tk. 500  Tk. 510 GK. Which of the gas in not known as green house gas?  Methane  Nitrous oxide  Carbon dioxide  Hydrogen  Ozon. Who is the father of Geometry?  Aristotle  Newton  Pythagoras  Kepler  Euclid. Which of the following describes correctly the Group of Seven (G-7) countries?  They are developing countries  They are industrialized countries  They are holding Atomic Bomb technology  They are countries that can launch their own satellites  None of these. Who said the words,'I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to death your right to say it?  G.B. Shaw  Vladimir Lenin  Voltaire  Mahatma Gandhi  J. Russo. The publisher of 'Banglapedia' is ---  Bangla Academy  Asiatic Society of Bangladesh  Dhaka University   University Press Limited  UGC. One nautical mile =?  2.254 km  1.852 km  1.5 km  1.472 km  0.621 km. Which of the following harmful rays comes out from colour TV?  Gama ray  Beta ray  Cosmic ray  Alpha ray  X-ray. Which district was first set free from enemy during the liberation war of Bangladesh?  B. Baria  Jessore  Sylhet  Dhaka  None of these. The book 'Chander Amabashya' is written by ----  Alauddin Al-azad  Abul Kalam Shamsuddin  Rashid Karim  Akhtaruzzaman Eliyas  Syed Waliullah. Which of the following country of the European Union has not adopted 'Euro' as yet ---  England  Germany  Italy  France  Netherland. The poetry titled 'September on Jessore Road' was written based on liberation war by ----  Allen Ginsberg  Clinton B. Seely  C. Coxe  R. T. Conrad   J. Keble. Where do most of the Manipuri ethnic group people live in Bangladesh?  Mymensingh  Sylhet  Rangamati  Rangpur  Cox's Bazar. -------does not belong to the World Bank Group.  IFC  WTO  IBRD  IDA  ICSID. Bank rate is the rate of interest  at which public borrows money from commercial bank  at which government borrows money from public  at which commercial Banks borrow money from the central bank  at which commercial Banks borrow money from public  None of these 1. Choose the correct sentence-  Sabbir tried to found his lost mobile  Sabbir try to find his lost mobile  Sabbir tried to find his lost mobile  Sabbir tries to found his lost mobile  None of these are correct 2. Choose the correct sentence-  Except for you and me, everyone had left the meeting room before the circular came  Except for you and I, everyone had left the meeting room before the circular came  Except for you and me, everyone left the meeting room before the circular came  Except for you and I, everyone left the meeting room before the circular had come  None of these are correct 3. Choose the correct sentence-  Two third of the jackfruit have been eaten   Two third of the jackfruits has been eaten  Two thirds of the jackfruit have been eaten  Two third of the jackfruit has been eaten  None of these are correct 4. Choose the correct sentence-  He hardly does not go there  He hardly goes there  He does not go there hardly  Hardly he does fo there  None of these are correct 5. Select the word that best matches the definition provided. Systematic killing of a racial or cultural group ----  Regicide  Patricide  Genocide  Homicide  None of these 6. Select the word that best matches the definition provided. A mournful poem written on the death of someone loved and lost ----  Homage  Ode  Saga  Elegy  None of these 7. Select the word that best matches the definition provided. Longing for something past ----  Heuristic  Nostalgia  Outdated  Pastille  None of these 8. Select the word that best matches the definition provided. An inclination to do kind or charitable acts -----  Deference  Besmirch  Benevolence  Honorary  None of these 9. Identification of correct spelling :  Miscellaneous  Miscelaneous  Miscelleneous  Miscellanous  Misellaneous 10. Identification of correct spelling :  Comemoratte  Commemmorate  Comemmorate  Commemorate  Comemorate 11. Identification of correct spelling :  Constelation  Constelletion  Consteelation  Consteellation  Constellation 12. Identification of correct spelling :  Sunami  Shunami  Tsunami  Tsuname  Psyramid 13. Finding the odd one from a list of words:  Penny-pinching  Tightfisted  Generous  Miserly  Stingy 14. Finding the odd one from a list of words:  Acme  Apex  Nadir  Zenith  Summit 15. Finding the odd one from a list of words:   Transparent  Obscure  Clear  Limpid  Lucid 16. Finding the odd one from a list of words:  Rebuke  Chide  Reproach  Extol  Scold 17. Fill in the gaps : These flowers are not ---- to Bangladesh because these are not found here.  indigenous  ingenuous  fluent  exigent  None of these 18. Fill in the gaps : I put the camera ----- a tripod so I can take a steady picture.  by  above  in  on  None of these 19. Fill in the gaps : It is not difficult to ---- an alarm clock.  soothe  disassemble  fort  manual  None of these 20. Fill in the gaps : The committee chairperson became so forceful, so ---- in his expression of opinions that committee members began to leave the meeting.  dormant  credible  dogmatic  lucid  None of these 21. Fill in the gaps : The teacher would understand it if you --- it to him more slowly.   would explain  had explained  explain  explained  None of these Math. If 14 farmers can plough a field in three hours, how long will it take 15 farmers to do the same job?  120 minutes  168 minutes  180 minutes  2.8 hours  None of these. How many times does the digit '4' come to write numbers from 1 to 100?  10  11  19  20  None of these. Which of the following is the next number in the series : 2, 4, 3, 9, 4, 16, 5, 25, 6,-------?  30  36  45  35  None of these. A wristwatch was sold at 10% profit. If the cost was 15% less and the selling price was Tk. 20 less, then the trader would have made a profit of 20%. What was the cost of the wristwatch?  Tk. 275  Tk. 250  Tk. 212.5  Tk. 255  None of these. In a book store, the sales of a book decreased by 80% from 2007 to 2008. If the sales in 2009 were the same as in 2007, would be the percentage increase in sales from 2008 to 2009?  80%  100%   200%  250%  None of these. Robin has 4 times as many marbles as Azad has and 5 times as many as Kalam has. If Kalam has more than 40 marbles, what is the least number of marbles Robin could have?  200  205  210  220  None of these. If x is a positive number, 500% of x is what percent of 500x?  0.01%  0.1%  1%  10%  None of these. How much longer is required to drive one mile at 60 miles/hour than at 100 miles/hour?  30 seconds  40 seconds  28 seconds  25 seconds  None of these. During a sale, a salesperson was putting a new price tag on each item. On one shirt, he accidentally raised the price by 15% instead of lowering the price by 15%. As a result the price on the tag was Tk. 60 higher than the price that would have been the discounted price. What was the original price of the shirt?  Tk. 220  Tk. 250  Tk. 150  Tk. 200  None of these. Tk. 9,000 is divided among Abu, Rabu, Babu and Habu by 1 : 2 : 3 : 4 ratio. How much money do Rabu and Habu have together?  Tk. 3,600  Tk. 5,400  Tk. 4,500  Tk. 6,300   None of these. Babul attended five tests during the semester and the average of his test scores was 87. If has average score after first three tests were 85, what was the average of his 4th and 5th test?  88  89  90  93  None of these. What is the value of (x+2) (x-3) -(x+5) (x-6)?  18  22  26  30  None of these. In a lottery, 5% of the tickets printed can be redeemed for prizes, and 5% of those tickets have values in excess of Tk. 50. If 6,000 tickets were printed, how many of them can be redeemed for more than Tk. 50?  5  10  15  20  None of these. The average age of 15 people is 25 years. Out of them, total age of 2 people is 115 years. What is the average age of the other 13 people?  20 years  25 years  22.5 years  57.5 years  None of these. Since 1965 Mr. Ajmal has gained 2 pounds every year. In 1995 he was 40% heavier than what he was in 1965. What percent of his weight in 2010 was his weight in 1995?  80%  85%  87.5%  90%   None of these. The number of stamps in Ziko's collection is 75% of the number in Pallab's collection. If Pallab has 80 more stamps than Ziko, how many stamps do they have altogether?  320  240  560  620  None of these. The length of a rectangle is 6 feet more than the side of a square and the width of the rectangle is 6 feet less than the side of that square. If the area of the square is 64 sq feet, what is the area of the rectangle?  20 sq feet  30 sq feet  40 sq feet  28 sq feet  None of these. Rabeya purchased a TV costing Tk. 10,000 and sold it to Sakib at 10% profit. Later Sakib sold the TV back to Rabeya at 10% loss. How much profit Rabeya made in total from both these transactions?  Tk. 700  Tk. 800  Tk. 900  Tk. 1,000  None of these. In a business Raj invested Tk. 700 for 5 months. Rafi invested Tk. 500 for 6 months and Rabi invested Tk. 300 for 8 months. If total profit was Tk. 445, how much money will Raj get as his share of profit?  Tk. 120  Tk. 150  Tk. 175  Tk. 200  None of these. Total price of a shirt and a pant is Tk. 850. If the price of the shirt increases by 12% and the pant by 5% then the total price become Tk. 934.50. What was the original price of the shirt before price increment?  Tk. 620  Tk. 650  Tk. 675   Tk. 600  None of these. If the annual interest rate decreases from 4% to 3.75%, income of a person reduces by Tk. 60. What is his principal?  Tk. 22,000  Tk. 25,000  Tk. 24,000  Tk. 26,000  None of these. Seven friends are having lunch together in a fast food shop. Each of them east at least 3/5th of a pizza. What is the smallest number of whole pizzas needed for their lunch?  7  5  6  28  None of these. 20 workers can finish a task in 30 days. How many additional workers are needed to finish the same task in 25 days?  6  8  10  12  None of these. A class of 120 has 25% girls. If 10% of the boys and 20% of the girls attended a picnic then what percentage of the class attended the picnic?  20%  25%  13%  12.5%  None of these. At a fashion house, shirts are sold for 25% less than the tag price. If a shirt costs Tk. 144, what will be the tag price to make a 25% profit on its cost?  Tk. 240  Tk. 180  Tk. 225  Tk.196  None of these. Increasing the original price of an item by 20% and then decreasing the price by 20% is equivalent to which of the following?  4% decrease  5% increase  Original price  5% decrease  None of these 27.If -8≤ x ≤8 and 0≤ y ≤14, what is the greatest possible value of (y-x)?  22  8  6  -8  None of these GK. In which year was the National Bank Ltd. established?  1983  1985  1999  2001  None of these. From which date was Value Added Tax (VAT) introduced in Bangladesh?  January 01, 1991  July 01, 1991  January 01, 1992  July 01, 1992  None of these. Which of the following organization is concerned with environmental issues?  OIC  MIGA  IPCC  WMO  None of these. Which Arab country first recognized Bangladesh as an Independent nation?  Iraq   Iran  Saudi Arabia  Lebanon  None of these. At present, who is the Prime Minister of Great Britain?  Gordon Brown  2nd Elizabeth  David Cameron  Nick Clegg  None of these. which one is the largest desert in the world?  Patagonia desert  Gobi desert  Takla desert  Thar desert  None of these. Which country is the defending champion of the world Cup football?  Brazil  Argentina  France  Italy  None of these. What does 'ISP' stand for?  Internet Service Provider  Information Service Provider  International Service Program  Industrial Service Program  None of these. For which literary work was Rabindranath Tagore awarded with the 'Nobel' prize?  Khanika  Sonartori  Song Offerings  Sanchita  None of these. From which country does Bangladesh get its highest Foreign Direct Investment?  Japan  The USA   The UK  The UAE  None of these. What is the name of the central bank of India?  Bank of India  State Bank of India  Reserve Bank of India  Federal Bank of India  None of these. Which one is the widest river in Bangladesh?  The Jamuna  The Meghna  The Surma  The Padma  None of these 1. Select the word, which most appropriately fills in the gap in each sentence : Some people believe that money is the primary ------ that drives individuals.  effect  issue  aspect  motivator  sources 2. Select the word, which most appropriately fills in the gap in each sentence : It is a stereotyping ------ that all people prefer basketball as a sport over all others.  belief  information  fact  reality  truth 3. Select the word, which most appropriately fills in the gap in each sentence : Frankly, I find it too ----- a situation for him to have berated his child like that.  insignificant   grave  acute  delicate  sensitive 4. Select the word, which most appropriately fills in the gap in each sentence : He ---- pursued the implementation of the project.  arrogantly  absolutely  doggedle  instinctively  increasingly 5. Select the word, which most appropriately fills in the gap in each sentence : It is an old ----- that says 'Only the wearer known where the shoe pinches.'  belief  perception  person  notion  adage 6. Synonyms : Select the word that best expresses the quotation word in each sentence. Every individual is responsible for "upholding" the moral of society.  developing  judging  keeping up  maintaining  None of these 7. Synonyms : Select the word that best expresses the quotation word in each sentence. You can reach your goal only when you "aspire".  aim high  attempt it  try  dream  None of these 8. Synonyms : Select the word that best expresses the quotation word in each sentence. Read the "abridged" version of the novel to get an overall idea of the book.  summarized  condensed  critique's   accurate  None of these 9. Synonyms : Select the word that best expresses the quotation word in each sentence. In comparison to the history of the world, human life is very "transient".  Meaningless  poignant  short-lived  arbitrary  None of these 10. Synonyms : Select the word that best expresses the quotation word in each sentence. Employers look for "agility" in workers in small part production plants.  dexterity  flexibility  liveliness  alertness  None of these 11. Select on option that best expresses a relationship similar to that expressed in the original pair. LAZY : INDOLENT  Introvert : Sociable  Work : Toil  Novice : Veteran  Stubborn : Inflexible  None of these 12. Select on option that best expresses a relationship similar to that expressed in the original pair. EVIDENCE : PROVE  Facts : Establish  Illustration : Justify  Data : Measure  Fortification : Defend  Weapon : Attack 13. Select on option that best expresses a relationship similar to that expressed in the original pair. CRIME : PUNISHMENT  Fun : Enjoyment  Collection : Set  Theft : Law  Robbery : Police  Misdeed : Penalty 14. Select on option that best expresses a relationship similar to that expressed in the original pair. SOW : HARVEST  Reap : Autumn  Grow : Field  Plant : Yield  Crop : Seed  Spread : Seed 15. Select on option that best expresses a relationship similar to that expressed in the original pair. FLOCK : BIRDS  Pool : Water  Pack : Wolves  Stray : Dogs  Zoo : Animals  None of these 16. Identifying Correct Sentence : SET 1  It is further from here.  It is still further from here.  What you say is fur from the truth  It is far from here.  None of these 17. Identifying Correct Sentence : SET 2  Beside being clever, she is very perceptive.  Besides being clever, she is very perceptive.  Beside being clever, she is also perceptive.  Asides being clever, she is very perceptive.  None of these 18. Identifying Correct Sentence : SET 3  It is neither true nor valid.  It is not true and nor valid.  It is nor true and definitely not valid.  It is neither true or valid.  None of these 19. Identifying Correct Sentence : SET 4  You have achieve much more than expected.  You achieved much more than expected.  You have achieved too much more than we expected.  You have achieved more than we expected.   None of these 20. Identifying Correct Sentence : SET 5  Actions speak louder than words  An action speak louder than words  The actions speak much louder than words  Action speak louder than words  None of these Math. The price of a DVD Player is discounted by 10 percent, and the reduced price is then discounted again by 10 percent. The series of successive discounts is equivalent to a single discount of ----  20%  19%  18%  11%  None of these. If k is divisible by 3, 9 and 12, which of the following is also divisible by these numbers?  k + 15  k + 35  k + 45  k + 72  None of these. Basar bought equal numbers of 50-paisa and 75-paisa stamps. If the total cost of the stamps was Tk. 50.00, what was the total number of stamps bought?  25  34  40  80  None of these. Each of two groups of tourists has 60 people. If three-fourth of the first group and two-third of the second group board buses to travel to a museum, how many more people of the first group board buses than that of the second group?  5  6  10  15   None of these. If an integer y is subtracted from an integer x, and the result is greater than x, then y must be :  Equal to x  Less than 0  Less than x  Greater than 0  None of these. A two-digit number has 3 in its unit digit. The sum of its digit is one-seventh of the number itself. What is the number?  73  63  53  83  None of these. The total cost of a bouquet of roses at a flower shop depends on the number of roses ordered. The vase costs $5, and each rose costs $2.25. Which equation can be used to find 'c', the total cost of a bouquet with 'r' roses?  c = (5 + 2.25)r  c = 5r + 2.25  c = 5 + 2.25r  c = 5 + (5-2.25)r  None of these. If 6 workers can complete 9 identical jobs in 3 days, how long (in days) will it take 4 workers to complete 10 such jobs?  5  4  6  3  None of these. The area of a rectangle R with width 4 feet is equal to the area of a square S, which has a perimeter of 24 feet. The perimeter of the rectangle R, in feet, is :  9  16  24  26  None of these. If y = ( 3x - 6 )/x, then for what values of x, y will be positive?  x>2 or x 0  x 0. In terms of x , what is the capacity, in gallons, of each of the larger containers?  4x  2x  x/2   x/8  x/16. If n is any negative number, which of the following must be positive?  n/2  2n  n +2  n -2  2 -n. Successive discounts of 20% and 12% are equivalent to a single discount of:  16.0%  29.6 %  31.4%  32.0%  33.7%. Two equal glasses are respectively 1/3 and 1/4 full of milk, They are then filled up with water and the coutents mixed in a tumbler.What is the ratio of milk and water in the tumbler?  7 ; 14  7 ; 17  7 : 15  7 : 13  7;2 GK. Many breakfast cereals are fortified with vitamin supplements , some of these cereals provide 100 percent of the recommended daily requirement of vitamins. Nevertheless, a well -balanced breakfast, including a variety of foods is a better source of those vitamins than are such fortified breakfast cereals alone.  In many foods , the natural combination of vitamins with other nutrients makes those vitamins more usable by the body than are vitamins added in vitamin supplements.  People who regularly eat cereals fortified with vitamin supplements sometimes neglect to eat the foods in which the vitamins occur naturally.  Foods often mist be fortified with vitamin supplements because naturally occurring vitamins are removed during processing.  Unprocessed cereals are naturally high in several of the vitamins that are usuallly added to fortified breakfast cereals.   Cereals containing vitamin supplements are no harder to digest than similar cereals without added vitamins.. Pharmacists recently conducted a study with respect to the reasons their customers purchased eye drops to soothe eye dryness. Dry eyes were more frequently experienced by customers who wore contact lenses than by custorners who did not wear contact lenses. The pharmacists concluded that wearing contact lenses, by itself, can cause contact wearers to have dry eyes.  An inherited condition can cause both weak eyesight and dry eyes  Physical exertion causes dry eyes in many people who wear contact lenses.  Most people who have dry eyes do not wear contact lenses.  Most people who wear contact lenses do not have dry eyes.  Both weak vision and dry eyes cause headaches. Q(3-6) Read the following information carefully and choose the best answer from the alternatives. A manager who has exactly four projects- F, G, H and I to undertake in agiven month has made the following determinations: F has priority over G H has priority over I If one project has priority over another, the project with priority must be started earlier than the other one.. Given only the determination above, each of the following is a possible sequence in which the four projects could be started EXCEPT  F, G, H, I  F, H , G, I  F, H, I G  H, F, I G  H, G, F, I. If each of the projects takes equally long to complete , it must be true that  F is completed before H sw completed  F is completed before I is completed  G is completed before H is completed  H is completd before G is completed  H is completed before I is completed. There would be exactly one order in which the four projects would have to be started if it were determinde that  F has priority over H  F has priority over I  H has priority over G   I has priority over F  I has priority over G. which of the following pairs of additional determinations would NOT conflict with the priorities initially determined?  F has priority over H, and I has priority over F.  F has priority over I , and H has priority over G.  G has priortity over H, and H has priority over F.  G has priority over H. and I has priority over F.  G has priority over I, and I has priority over I , and I has priority over F.. In 2001 , how many categories each comprised more than 25 million workers?  One  Two  Three  Four  Five. what is the ratio of the number of workers in the Agricultural category in 2001 to the projected number of such workers in 2015?  1/3  9/14  3/7  4/13  5/12. From 2001 to 2015, there is a projected increase in the number of workers in which of the following categories?  sales  service  Clerical  Agricultural  None of them. which letter is out to place in the following series?  O  M  T  L  I. which number can be placed at the sign of interrogation?  12  16  8  4  None of them. In a certain code "TABLE" is written as WDEOH. How would 'SKY' be written in that code?  VNB  TBN  BNY  NYB  None of them. Retard is to Impel as Obfuscate is to  Hallucinate  confuse  Irradiate  Dampen  None of them. The source of solar energy is  nuclear fission  nuclear fusion  sinking of the sun  Both a & b  None of them. A person of which of the following blood groups can receive blood of any group?  A  AB  B  O  None of them. who was the last Mughal Emperor?  Aurangzeb  Farrukh shah  Bahadur shah II  Shaista khan  Humayun. who compiled and edited the documents of liberation war of Bangladesh?  Hasan Hafuzur Rahman  Sanaul Hoque   Hasan Azizul Hauq  Alauddin Al Azad  Syed Shamsul Hoque. `One nautical mile+?  2.25 km  1.852 km  1.5 km  1.472 km  None of them. who wrote introduction of the book 'song offerings' of Rabindranath Tagore?  Rabindranath Tagore  W.B, Yeats  George Eliot  Robert Browning  Robert Frost. which Arabian Country first recognized Bangladesh as an independent country?  Iraq  Saudi Arabia  Kuwai  Egypt  UAE. Tides are caused by the  gravitational attraction of the sun & the moon on earth's surface  earthquakes  violent winds  volcanoes  None of these. "Democracy is a government of the people, by the people, for the people, This statement is attributed to-  Russeau  Montague  Voltaire  Abraham Lincoln  George Washington. Guantanamo Bay detectio9n camp located in  USA  UK   Canada  Cuba  Costarica. which country is borders by both the Atlantic and Indian Ocean?  India  South Africa  Japan  China  None of them. where do most of the Manipuri ethnic group people live in Bangladesh?  Mymensingh  Sylhet  Rangamati  Rangpur  Cox's Bazar. -    .' ' ?    ." "- ' ' ?    .' ' -     .' ' ?    . ?    . ?  ,  ,  ,  ,. ?    . ?    ." "- ' ' ?    . ? ' '- ?  -  -  .' ' ?    .' ' ?   -  . ?    . ?  ( )  ( )  ( )  ( ).' ' ?    .' ' ?    . ?    .' - ' ?     . - .    English 1. Craven  greedy  generous  coward  brave 2. Ulterior  tipped  sparkling  stated  rampaging 3. Euphonious  strident  significant  lethargic  distasteful 4. Laconic  wicked  verbose  milky  fragrance 5. The bureaucrat was ____ for his role in the scam.  reinstated  criticized  indicted  identified 6. He had to repent ___ what he had done.  at  of  over  for 7. Not to ____ of milk , even water was not there.  talk  speak  mention  discuss 8. He is usually calm, but today he appears rather _____.  disturbed  restless  unwell  ill 9. Choose the correct spelling.  Amature  Amatuer  Ameruer  Amateur 10. Choose the correct spelling.  Borucracy  Bureaucracy  Burocracy  Bureaucrasy 11. Choose the correct spelling.  Lisense  Lisence  License  Licencde 12. Choose the correct spelling.  Diaroea  Diarhorea  Diarroea  Diarrhoea 13. A speech made without preparation -  Prepared   Debate  Extempore  Elocution 14. A sneering person who always finds faults -  Cynic  Cupid  Kleptomaniac  Crone 15. An instrument for measuring the force of the wind -  Manometer  Micrometer  Hydrometer  Anemometer 16. A short journey for pleasure -  Jaunt  Voyage  Travelling  Walking 17. Spot the odd man out.  Electricity  Coal  Wood  Gas 18. Select an appropriate term that completes the series L p F, N q G, P r H, R s I, _____  mPm  TtJ  tTj  TTJ 19. If 10 person shake their hands with each other , then total number of handshakes are --  100  20  50  45 20. It is impossible for the earth to -  move round the sun  have lights on it  be the most important planet of the solar system   be the nearest planet of the sun 21. If PLAY is coded as 8123 and RHYME is coded as 49367 , how is MALE coded ?  6395  6198  6217  6285 22. Which one word cannot be formed from he letters of the word 'CHOREOGRAPHY' ?  GEOGRAPHY  GRAPH  OGRE  PHOTOGRAPHY Math. If 20 percent of 80 percent of a number is 12.8, then what is the number ?  80  50  40  9. If you divide 30 by half and add 10 with the resulting figure , then what is the final result ?  25  70  45  55. Sum of 10 integer is 462. The average of first 4 number is 52 and the average of last 5 number is 38. What is the fifth number ?  64  60  50  62. When the diameter of a circle is trebled , the area is multiplied by how many times ?  3  6  9  12. Which of the following is the 250% of 1 ?   0.25  2.5  25  0.025. What is the difference of largest and smallest prime number between 60 and 80 ?  8  12  18  140. A student loses 1 mark for every wrong answer and scores 2 marks for every correct answer. If he answers all the 60 questions in an exam and scores 39 marks , how many of them were correct ?  33  31  27  37. Twenty-seven persons attended a party. Which one of the following statements can never be true ?  There is a person in the party who is acquainted with all the twenty-six others.  Each person in the party has a different number of acquaintances  There is a person in the party who has an odd number of acquaintances  In the party, there is no set of three mutual acquaintances.. Unless new reserves are found , the world's supply of coal is being depleted in such a way that with demand continuing to grow at present rate, reserves will be exhausted by the year 2050. What is the best conclusion that can be drawn from the above paragraph ?  It is the time to search for alternative  New reserves of coal would be found before 2050  Demand for coal is growing fast  World's coal reserve is declining. Nobody believes a man who lacks confidence in his ability. None should sit idle and shirk his duty on the plea that it is beyond his power to do without the help of others. Such a man always falls behind. He meets failures and suffers in the long run. So that everyone should possess the virtue of - 1. punctuality 2. dignity 3. boldness 4. self-reliance. Differences in the way men and women process language are of special interest to brain researchers. It is known that 'aphasia' , a kind of speech disorder , is more common in men than in women when the left side of the brain is damaged in an accident or after a stroke. However , women are more likely than men to suffer 'aphasia' when the front part of the brain is damaged. The idea implied in the above passage is -  Brain damaged can be caused by an accident  Brains of men and women are organized differently in the way they process speech  Both sides of the brain are responsible for speech organization  Brain researchers are locked in argument over the process of language development Computer. The process of loading the Operating System in the memory is known as  Debugging  Booting  Loading  Trouble Shooting. To display one line in multiple cell you will have to select  Merge cells check box  Wrap text check box  Shrink to fit check box  None of these. To find the average value of A1, A2, A3, which of the following is not a correct formula ?  = Sum (A1 : A3)/3  = (A1 : A3)/3  = (A1-A2+A3)/3  = Average (A1:A3). Suppose cells A5 and B5 contain the values 35,000 and 100 respectively. In cell C5, if you apply the formula = IF (A5 20000, B5 * 10%,B5 * 20%), what will be the result in C5 ?  20  7,000  3,500  10. What will be the result of the formula = Max (Average (B1, B2), Product (B3 : B4)) where the value of B1 = 26, B2 =30, B3 =12 and B4 2  28  24  26  672. To find a document file that starts with "N" ,which one of the following is the correct search option ?  *.*  *.doc  N.doc  N*.doc. Which of the following symptom does not indicate that your computer system is affected by Virus ?  Takes much time to load a program  Disk access time is faster  Gives abnormal error message  Inadequacy in system memory. You are the student of Dhaka University. You have computer and Internet connection. From PC, you browse the e-commerce web sites www.amazon.com and submit an order through online using your international credit card to purchase 50 books. This type of transaction is known as -  B2B  C2B  B2G  B2C. Which of the following technology is used by Bluetooth operations ?  Magnetic  Optical  Radio Frequency  laser GK. How many brigades were formed in the liberation war of Bangladesh ?  3  7  9  11. Which of the following sweeteners does not provide any energy to the body ?  Fructose  Glucose  Maltose  Saccharin. Which of the following is the currency of Argentina ?  Dollar   Lira  Peso  Rand. The planet having no moon is _____.  Mercury  Pluto  Venus  Neptune. Radcliffe line is a boundary line between -  India and Bangladesh  India and China  India and Pakistan  India and Nepal. The 'Roof of the World' is ____.  The Alps  The Andes  The Apennines  The Pamir Plateau. Who scored the highest runs in the recently held Bangladesh-South Africa one day series ?  Mustafizur Rahman  Soumya Sarkar  Shakib Al Hasan  Tamim Iqbal. Which country won the Copa America-2015 football tournament trophy ?  Brazil  Argentina  Chile  Mexico. Who has directed the film 'polashi' Theke Dhanmondi ?  Tarek Masud  Chashi Nazrul Islam  Abdul Gaffar Choudhury  Mostofa Sarwar Farooki. The Headquarter of UNESCO is at-  Rome  Geneva  Paris  New York. Which authority in Bangladesh issues license to Credit Rating Agencies ?  BSEC  MRA  BB  IDRA. Which of the following countries is suffering from severe debt crisis ?  Ireland  Greece  Spain  USA. Which international organization recently declared Bangladesh as lower middle income country ?  IMF  OECD  WB  ADB. What is the meaning of 'SAPTA' ?  SAARC Preferential Trading Arrangement  SAARC Preferential Tariff Arrangement  South Asian Preferential Trading Arrangement  South Asian Preferential Tariff Arrangement. Who is the founder of the social networking site "Facebook"  Bill Gates  Tim Barnes Lee  Andy Grove  Mark Zuckerberg. The city 'Frankfurt' is renowned for -  Agricultural Product  Book Fare  Medicine Industry  Ice Hockey. Who was the finance minister at the time of liberation war of Bangladesh in 1971?  A.H.M. Kamaruzzarnan  Captain M. Mansur Ali  Syed Nazrul Islam  Dr. Kamal Hossain. When did iIndia recognize the independence of Bangladesh ?   6 December , 1971  26 March , 1971  16 December , 1971  14 December , 1971. The first tribal cultural academy of Bangladesh is established in -  Rangamati  MoiloveBazar  Cox's Bazar  Rangpur. The time limit for achieving Millennium Development Goal (MDG) is -  2010  2015  2020  2021 ' ' ?     ?     ?     ' ' ' ' ' ?      ?     ?     ' ' ' ' ?     ?     ' '     ?     ' ' ?     ' ' ?     ' '     ' ' ?         ' , ' ?     ?     ' ' ?      ?     ' ' ?     English 1. What is the main purpose of the passage ?  To explain the importance of invisible aspects of culture  To describe cultural diversity  To point out that much of culture is learned consciously  To explain why cross-cultural conflict occurs 2. The author implies that institutions such as schools and workplaces  teach their employees about cultural differences  share a common culture  reinforce invisible culture differences  are aware of culture differences 3. The word "exotic" could best be replaced by -  formal  improper  foreign  outdoor 4. The word "deliberately" is closest in meaning to -  intentionally  slowly  accurately  randomly 5. One who collects postage stamps -  Stamp Collector  Philatelist   Lexicographer  Vendor 6. One who hates mankind -  Lover  Philanthropist  Misanthrope  Hatter 7. A person claiming to be superior in culture and intellect to others -  Highbrow  Aristocrat  Elite  Intellectual 8. The plants and vegetation of a region -  Fauna  Climate  Landscape  Flora 9. EXPAND : VOLUME  ascend : flight  proliferate : number  bend : flexibility  deflect : heading 10. COWARD : BRAVE  philanthropist : selfish  martyr : impatient  traitor : careful  hero : cynical 11. SYMPHONY : COMPOSER  rain : flood  light : switch  novel : author  song : music 12. UNEQUIVOCAL : CLEAR  gloss : agile  genuine : invisible  excuse : barrier  frisky : playful Find the opposite word (13-16) 13. Parallelism  Divergence  Obliquity  Disparity  Contrast 14. Debonair  Good-looking  Balmy  Awkward  Windy 15. Venerate  Severe  Respect  Condemn  Inculcate 16. Eulogistic  Brief  Pretty  Stern  Critical Math+Mental ability The average of two numbers is 62. If 2 is added to the smaller number, the ratio between the numbers becomes 1: 2. The smaller number is -  84  60  40  30 At present , father's age is 4 times more than that of his son. 6 years ago father's age was 10 times more than that of his son. What is their present age ?  56 and 14 years  40 and 10 years  32 and 8 years   36 and 9 years The present ratio of students to teachers at a certain school is 30 to 1. If the students enrollment were to increase by 50 students and the number of teachers were to increase by 5, the ratio of students to teachers would then be 25 to 1. What is the present number of teachers ?  15  12  10  8 If the price of an item is increased by 10% and then decreased by 10% , the net effect on the price of the item is -  No change  an increase of 7%  a decrease of 1%  an increase of 9% Which would be third in alphabetical order ?  Mausoleum  Mauve  Maundy  Mane Five persons are travelling in a train - A, B, C, D and E. A is the mother of C who brother of A and B is the husband of A. How is B related to E ?  Father in law  Father  Uncle  Brother If you rearrange the letters "LNGEDNA", you have the name of a (n) :  ocean  animal  city  country 'Retard' is to 'Impel' as 'Obfuscate' is to -  Hallucinate  Confuse  Irradiate  Dampen A train 120 meter long is traveling at a speed of 60 km/h. The time in which it will pass a passersby , walking at 6 km/h in the same direction is -   3 sec  9 sec  8 sec  6 sec Computer Which of the following programming languages is not a high level language ?  FORTRAN  C ++  Oracle  Java Bluetooth operations use  Magnetic technology  Radio technology  Optical technology  Laser technology A CD-ROM drive is labeled with 52X. Here 52X is a measurement of -  Time required reading  Revolution per minute  Capacity of the CD  Data transfer rate Maximum number of rows in an excel sheet are  65536  65535  256  65532 When you start your computer then which component works first ?  BIOS  Hard Disk  Processor  RAM POST means  Proper Operating Service Terminal  Post Office Sale Terminal  Point of sale Terminal   None of the Above Which one of the following is Utility Software ?  McAfee  MS-Word  Windows Xp  Oracle In Bangladesh , BTRC provides bandwidth of internet services through submarine cable network. Which of the following submarine cable networks is connected with Bangladesh ?  Southern Cross Cable  SEA-ME-WE  C2C North Ring  FLAG Suppose the value of cell E5 in MS-Excel sheetis 3500. If we apply the formula = IF ( E5 < 20000,E5 * 10%, E5 * 20%) , what will be the result ?  700  350  3500  500 GK The foreign exchange reserve of Bangladesh Bank at this moment is at record level. What is that level ?  $23+ billion  $22+ billion  $21+ billion  $20+ billion Who is the regulator for Micro-finance institutions in Bangladesh ?  Bangladesh Bank  PKSF  MRA  CDF Queen Sofia belongs to -  Britain  Egypt  Spain  France Which of the following country is the highest emitter of CO2 ?  USA  UK  China  Germany The book "Glimpses of World History" was written by -  Rabindranath Tagore  Jawaharlal Nehru  Carlyle  Karl Marx Which one of the following is not a central bank ?  State Bank of Pakistan  Bank of England  Central Bank of Sri Lanka  Central Bank of India Which sport is associated with the Davis Cup ?  Football  Horse Racing  Cricket  Tennis When did Bangladesh achieve membership of United Nations ?  1975  1974  1973  1972 Which of the following companies has issued largest ever IPO in capital market ?  Ali Baba  Google  Microsoft  Black Berry Who was the first Bangladeshi presiding over General Assembly session of the United Nations ?  Humayun Rashid Chowdhury  Saifur Rahman  A.M.A. Muhith  Dr. Kamal Hossain In terms of GDP, which one of the following is the largest economy ?  USA  UK  Australia  China Where does Rakhain tribe mainly live ?  Rangamati  Bandarban  Rajshahi  Patuakhali Which one of the following is 'legal tender money' ?  Devit Card  Cheque  Credit Card  Coins Which is the smallest district in Rajshahi Division ?  Chapainowabgonj  Naogaon  Joypurhat  Natore Ebola" has not spread out in epidemic form in which of the following countries ?  Nigeria  Sierra Leon  Guinea  Liberia In regard to noble prize, which one of the following is not true ?  Malala Yusufzai is the sixteenth woman noble prize winner  Malala Yusufzai is a noble prize winner in peace  Malala Yusufzai is the youngest noble prize winner  Malala Yusufzai is a noble prize winner in education Which of the following is an affiliate of the International Bank of Reconstruction and Development ?  IMF  IDA  UNDP  UNICEF Which of the following is grown from stem cuttings ?  Sugarcane  Maize  Turmeric  Banana Which of the following is not a contagious disease ?  Mumps  Small Pox  Typhoid  Tuberculosis Who was the Finance Minister during our liberation war in 1971 ?  H. M. Kamruzzaman  Dr.Kamal Hossain  Syed Nazrul Islam  Captain M. Mansur Ali  - - ?     .    , ,  . ?     . ( )- ?   -   . ?      - ?       -      +. -      +. -     . ?       ,  ,  ,  ,  ,. ?  ,  ,    . ?     . ?      , - ?     , . ?      - ?      ?       ?      ?      English 1. Underscore:Emphasis  Eradicate:Destruction  Stigmatize:confrontation  Quantify:Assessment  Brand:Ownership  Log:Record 2. Ostrich :Bird  Caterpillar:Moth  Lizard:frog  bud:Leaf  tiger:Cat  Gust:Strom 3. Practicing;Expertise  Thinking:Logic  Writing:Clarirty  Growing:Heath  Expertising:Strength  Eating:Nutrition 4. Forgery:Counterfeit  Duplicity:Testimony  Arson:Insurance   Embezzlement:Fraud  Theft:Punishment  Murder:Life Find the opposite word(5-7) 5. Ruthless  Mindful  Compassionate  Hostility  Merciful  Loyal 6. Parallelsim  Obliquity  Contrast  Disparity  Divergence  Similarity 7. Endorse  Provoke criticism  Receive payment  Submit unwillingly  Oppose publicly  Perform quickly 8. It is --------for every tax payer to -------the tax return to the income tax department.  necessary,lodge  binding,pay  obligatory,submit  possible,remit  worhwhile:evade 9. The -------words of the mother comfortable the ------child.  harash,naughty  sweet,happy  soft,energetic  melodious,playful  soothing,disappointed 10. The great scientist -------himself with ability and moderation all ------ the conference.  felt,about   displayed,in  disclosed,besides  conducted,through  presented,through 11. In a word ------by men for so many years, women are only throught ------- for jobs like typist,receptionist and teachers.  created,suitable  governed,qualified  controled,eligible  dominated,competent  ruled,fit 12. Identify the incorrect part of the sentence : If it had not been for the computerized register tape from the grocery store, I never would have been able to figure on my expenditure.  had not been  from the grocery  would have been  figure on  no error 13. Identify the incorrect part of the sentence : Being that he was a good swimmer, Mir jumped into the water and rescued the drowning child.  that he was  into  rescued  drowning  no error 14. Identify the incorrect part of the sentence : Today the number of people which enjoy winter sports is almost double that of twenty years ago.  the number  which  is  that  no error 15. Identify the incorrect part of the sentence : Copper is a metal which is easily worked and which mixes well with other metals to form alloys.  which  easily  mixes   other  no error Math. Of 30 applicants for a job, 14 had at least 4 years experience, 18 had degrees, and 3 had less than 4 years experience and did not have a degree. How many of the applicants had at least 4 years experience and a degree ?  14  13  9  7  5. Laboni bought a 1-year, Tk 10,000 certificate of deposit that paid interest at an annual rate of 8 percent compounded semiannually. What was the total amount of interest paid on this certificate at maturity ?  Tk, 10,464  Tk, 864  Tk, 816  Tk, 800  Tk, 480. At the rate of m meters per s seconds, how many meters does a cyclist travel in x minutes ?  m/sx  mx/s  60m/sx  60ms/x  60mx/s. The present ratio of students to teachers at a certain school is 30 to 1. If the student enrollment were to increase by 50 students and the number of teachers were to increase by 5, the ratio of students to teachers would then be 25 to 1. What is the present number of teachers ?  5  8  10  12  15. If two non-zero positive integers p and q are such that p=4q and p