Parts of Speech: Classification, usage, and Word Formation — BCS Cadre — পৃষ্ঠা 6

Parts of Speech: Classification, usage, and Word Formation: ইংরেজি, BCS Cadre পাঠ ও 557টি প্রশ্নের অনুশীলন। পৃষ্ঠা 6/12।

  1. Which word below is singular?
    • formulae
    • oases
    • radii
    • radius
  2. What is the plural of louse?
    • louses
    • lice
    • lousees
    • licies
  3. Choose the plural of criterion.
    • criterions only
    • criteria
    • criteriones
    • criterias
  4. Select the correct singular–plural pair.
    • phenomenon–phenomena
    • phenomenon–phenomenonses
    • analysis–analysises
    • mouse–mouses
  5. Which plural form is standard for tooth?
    • toothes
    • teeth
    • tooths
    • toothen
  6. The scientist recorded several _____ during the experiment.
    • datum
    • data
    • datas
    • datumes
  7. Which is normally an uncountable noun?
    • equipment
    • chairs
    • students
    • rivers
  8. Which is the masculine counterpart of mare?
    • Doe
    • Stallion
    • Ewe
    • Vixen
  9. Which word specifically refers to a boy?
    • pillow
    • pony
    • lad
    • mare
  10. The noun orphan is classified as which gender in traditional grammar?
    • Masculine
    • Feminine
    • Neuter
    • Common
  11. Which gender category best describes sibling?
    • Masculine
    • Feminine
    • Common
    • Neuter
  12. Which noun may refer to a person of any gender?
    • Queen
    • Stallion
    • Sovereign
    • Bridegroom
  13. What is the feminine form of nephew?
    • Niece
    • Nun
    • Doe
    • Belle
  14. Select the feminine counterpart of drake.
    • Ewe
    • Duck
    • Vixen
    • Sow
  15. Which pair correctly matches masculine and feminine forms?
    • Fox–Doe
    • Buck–Vixen
    • Ram–Ewe
    • Boar–Mare
  16. Identify that in: Who is that?
    • Pronoun
    • Conjunction
    • Adverb
    • Article
  17. Complete: Let _____ take part in the competition.
    • he and I
    • him and me
    • he and me
    • him and I
  18. Choose the most suitable formal option: She objected to _____ entering the room.
    • he
    • his
    • himself
    • he is
  19. Complete: They insisted on _____ leaving early.
    • we
    • us
    • our
    • ours
  20. Which is a distributive pronoun?
    • Either
    • These
    • That
    • Anybody
  21. Complete: Each of the girls brought _____ own notebook.
    • their
    • her
    • hers
    • she
  22. Choose the grammatically complete sentence.
    • Each of the boys has a pen.
    • Each of the boys have a pen.
    • Each of the boy has a pen.
    • Each boys has a pen.
  23. Which of these words may introduce a relative clause referring to a person?
    • Who
    • Where
    • When
    • Why
  24. Complete: The teacher _____ helped me is kind.
    • which
    • whose
    • who
    • whom
  25. Choose the clear and grammatical sentence.
    • The man who fixed the bicycle is my neighbor.
    • The man fixed who the bicycle is my neighbor.
    • The man whose fixed bicycle is my neighbor.
    • The man which fixed the bicycle is my neighbor.
  26. Complete: The volunteers who _____ the task deserve thanks.
    • has completed
    • have completed
    • completes
    • is completing
  27. Complete: The house _____ roof was damaged needs repair.
    • who
    • whom
    • whose
    • what
  28. Complete: This is the novel _____ you recommended.
    • who
    • whom
    • that
    • whose
  29. Choose the correct completion: My aunt has two daughters, _____ live abroad.
    • all of whom
    • who all of
    • all of them
    • which all
  30. Complete: One of my colleagues _____ a journalist.
    • are
    • were
    • is
    • have
  31. Complete: One should fulfil _____ responsibilities.
    • one’s
    • his only
    • their’s
    • ones
  32. Which word can function as a verb as well as a noun?
    • sugar
    • quickly
    • although
    • beneath
  33. In: The guests arrived late, arrived is a—
    • transitive verb
    • intransitive verb
    • causative verb
    • modal verb
  34. Identify the verb type in: The baby slept peacefully.
    • transitive
    • causative
    • intransitive
    • ditransitive
  35. In: The audience laughed loudly, laughed is—
    • intransitive
    • transitive
    • causative
    • auxiliary
  36. In: A rolling stone gathers no moss, rolling functions as a—
    • noun
    • preposition
    • adjective-like participle
    • finite verb
  37. In: Look at the flying bird, flying is a—
    • gerund
    • present participle
    • infinitive
    • pronoun
  38. In: We saw a child carrying flowers, carrying is a—
    • present participle
    • gerund as subject
    • past participle
    • modal
  39. Choose the correct completion: Food prices are _____.
    • rise
    • rising
    • rose
    • risen up by
  40. Choose the suitable sentence opening.
    • Being injured, he lay on the ground.
    • Injuring, he was lay on the ground.
    • Be injured, he lying on ground.
    • Having injury, him lay on the ground.
  41. In: The lesson was interesting, interesting functions as—
    • adverb
    • adjective
    • gerund subject
    • preposition
  42. In: A retired pilot greeted us, retired is a—
    • gerund
    • past participle used adjectivally
    • finite past verb
    • infinitive
  43. Select the causative construction.
    • I repaired the phone myself.
    • I had the phone repaired.
    • The phone repairs quickly.
    • I am repairing the phone.
  44. In: They discussed moving to another city, moving is a—
    • gerund
    • modal verb
    • past participle
    • adverb
  45. Fill in: He is afraid of _____ his keys.
    • lose
    • losing
    • to lose
    • lost
  46. In: She enjoys reading novels, reading is a—
    • present participle adjective
    • gerund
    • finite verb
    • preposition
  47. In: _____ every day improves concentration.
    • Read
    • To reading
    • Reading
    • Reads
  48. Complete: The patient grew tired of _____ in line.
    • wait
    • waiting
    • to wait
    • waited
  49. Identify reading in: Reading is a rewarding hobby.
    • Gerund
    • Adjective
    • Past participle
    • Modal
  50. Which is parallel to cycling to work in: Cycling to work is healthier than _____.
    • drive a car
    • to drive a car
    • driving a car
    • when a car drives