Conditional Sentence, Voice, Narration ও Singular-Plural Noun — BCS Cadre

Conditional Sentence, Voice, Narration ও Singular-Plural Noun: ইংরেজি, BCS Cadre পাঠ ও 358টি প্রশ্নের অনুশীলন। পৃষ্ঠা 1/8।

  1. Choose the passive form: Nobody believes the rumour.
    • The rumour is believed by everybody.
    • The rumour was not believed.
    • The rumour is not believed by anybody.
    • The rumour does not believe anybody.
  2. Choose the passive form: I know the gentleman.
    • The gentleman is known to me.
    • The gentleman was known by me.
    • The gentleman has known me.
    • The gentleman is knowing me.
  3. Change into passive: The committee honours the volunteers.
    • The volunteers were honoured by the committee.
    • The volunteers are honoured by the committee.
    • The volunteers have honoured the committee.
    • The committee is honoured by volunteers.
  4. Which sentence correctly changes “They are repairing the bridge” into passive voice?
    • The bridge has repaired.
    • The bridge was being repaired.
    • The bridge is being repaired.
    • The bridge is repairing.
  5. Choose the passive: The author was preparing a manuscript.
    • A manuscript had been prepared by the author.
    • A manuscript was being prepared by the author.
    • A manuscript is prepared by the author.
    • A manuscript was preparing the author.
  6. The project has been completed by the engineers. Which is the active form?
    • The engineers completed the project.
    • The engineers are completing the project.
    • The engineers have completed the project.
    • The engineers had completed the project.
  7. Convert into passive: We must submit the report today.
    • The report must submitted today.
    • The report must be submitted today.
    • The report is must submit today.
    • The report should have submitted today.
  8. Choose the passive form: She is going to launch a business.
    • A business is going to be launched by her.
    • A business is being going launched.
    • A business will being launched.
    • A business going to launch by her.
  9. Select the correct passive of “Who will lead the team?”
    • Who will be led the team?
    • By whom the team will be led?
    • By whom will the team be led?
    • Whom the team is led by?
  10. Convert into passive: Who has broken the glass?
    • By whom has the glass been broken?
    • By whom the glass has been broken?
    • Who has been broken the glass?
    • Whom has glass broken?
  11. What is the passive of “Who did the experiment?”
    • By whom the experiment was done?
    • By whom was the experiment done?
    • Who was the experiment doing?
    • Whom did the experiment was done?
  12. Change to passive: Open the gate.
    • The gate must open.
    • Let the gate be opened.
    • Let opened the gate.
    • The gate is opening.
  13. Choose the passive of “Do not disturb the patient.”
    • Let the patient be not disturbed.
    • Let not the patient disturb.
    • Let the patient not be disturbed.
    • The patient not disturb.
  14. Choose the correct passive form: I heard the child sing.
    • The child was heard sing by me.
    • The child was heard to sing by me.
    • The child was heard singing to me.
    • The child was hearing to sing.
  15. Which is an acceptable passive of “People thought the plan was risky”?
    • The plan is thought risky yesterday.
    • The plan had thought to be risky.
    • The plan was thought to be risky.
    • The plan thought to have been risky.
  16. The suspect was arrested by the police. Which active sentence matches it?
    • The police arrested the suspect.
    • The police had arrested the suspect.
    • The suspect arrested the police.
    • The police are arresting the suspect.
  17. Which is the correct passive form of “Do you know her?”
    • Is she knew by you?
    • Does she known to you?
    • Is she known to you?
    • Was she knowing you?
  18. Choose the passive of “She played the violin beautifully.”
    • The violin was played beautifully by her.
    • The violin was playing beautifully by her.
    • The violin had playing by her.
    • The violin has played beautifully.
  19. He said, “I am busy.” Select the indirect form.
    • He said that I am busy.
    • He said that he was busy.
    • He said that he is busy.
    • He asked whether he was busy.
  20. She said, “I have finished the task.” Choose the indirect form.
    • She said that she had finished the task.
    • She said that she has finished the task.
    • She said that I had finished the task.
    • She told that she finish the task.
  21. He said, “I will return soon.” Which indirect sentence is correct?
    • He said he will returned soon.
    • He told he would return soon.
    • He said that he would return soon.
    • He said that I would return soon.
  22. My mother said, “I will cook dinner because I am free.” Choose the indirect speech.
    • My mother said she will cook because she was free.
    • My mother said that she would cook dinner because she was free.
    • My mother said that I would cook dinner because I was free.
    • My mother told that she cooked dinner because free.
  23. He asked, “Why did you leave?” Which indirect form is correct?
    • He asked why had I left.
    • He asked why did I leave.
    • He asked why I had left.
    • He asked why I leave.
  24. He said to me, “Please wait here.” Which form is correct?
    • He requested me to wait there.
    • He requested that me wait here.
    • He requested me waiting there.
    • He said that please wait there.
  25. The doctor said, “You should rest.” Choose an appropriate reported form.
    • The doctor commanded that I resting.
    • The doctor advised me to rest.
    • The doctor said to rest him.
    • The doctor asked that you rested.
  26. He said, “The earth revolves around the sun.” Choose the indirect form.
    • He said that the earth had revolved around the sun.
    • He said that the earth revolved around the sun.
    • He said that the earth revolves around the sun.
    • He asked if the earth revolved around the sun.
  27. Which sentence correctly uses the comparative degree?
    • Her handwriting is more neater than mine.
    • Her handwriting is neatest than mine.
    • Her handwriting is neater than mine.
    • Her handwriting is as neater as mine.
  28. Convert: No other student in the class is as punctual as Rafi.
    • Rafi is more punctual than any other student in the class.
    • Rafi is punctual than any student.
    • Rafi is one of the punctual student.
    • Every student is more punctual than Rafi.
  29. Convert into positive degree: Mina is the tallest girl in her class.
    • Mina is as tall as every other girl.
    • No other girl in her class is as tall as Mina.
    • Mina is taller than the tallest girl.
    • Every girl is taller than Mina.
  30. Very few players are as skillful as Karim. Which comparative sentence matches?
    • Karim is more skillful than most other players.
    • Karim is more skillful than every player.
    • Karim is less skillful than most players.
    • Karim is the only skillful player.
  31. Which is the correct completion: Sylhet is one of the _____ cities in Bangladesh.
    • more green
    • greenest
    • most greenest
    • greener
  32. Choose the correct sentence about the Nile.
    • Nile is the longest river in Africa.
    • The Nile is longest river in Africa.
    • The Nile is the longest river in Africa.
    • The Nile is the longest river in the Africa.
  33. Which sentence expresses equality of degree?
    • Sumi is taller than Nila.
    • Sumi is the tallest.
    • Sumi is as tall as Nila.
    • Sumi is too taller than Nila.
  34. Complete the sentence: This route is _____ than the old one.
    • shortest
    • more shorter
    • shorter
    • most short
  35. “Study carefully or you may fail.” This is structurally a—
    • Simple sentence
    • Compound sentence
    • Complex sentence
    • Optative sentence
  36. Which sentence has only one finite clause?
    • Although he was ill, he worked.
    • He worked, but he was ill.
    • He worked with patience.
    • He worked because he needed money.
  37. What type of sentence is “Hurry up or you will miss the bus”?
    • Complex
    • Compound
    • Simple
    • Interrogative
  38. Choose the complex form: Despite his poverty, he is honest.
    • He is poor but honest.
    • Though he is poor, he is honest.
    • He is honest and poor.
    • He is honest in spite his poverty.
  39. Change into a compound sentence: Although the road was narrow, the driver remained calm.
    • The road was narrow, but the driver remained calm.
    • Being narrow, the road remained calm.
    • Because the road was narrow, the driver remained calm.
    • The narrow road made the driver calm.
  40. Choose the complex form of “A rolling stone gathers no moss.”
    • A stone rolling will gather moss.
    • A stone that rolls gathers no moss.
    • If a stone rolls, it gathers much moss.
    • A stone and moss are rolling.
  41. “Walk carefully lest you should slip.” This is a—
    • Simple sentence
    • Compound sentence
    • Complex sentence
    • Assertive sentence only
  42. Identify the imperative sentence.
    • The door is closed.
    • Please close the door.
    • Is the door closed?
    • How beautiful the door is!
  43. Which sentence is optative?
    • May you succeed in life!
    • Are you successful?
    • You will succeed in life.
    • Succeeding is difficult.
  44. Choose the correct embedded question.
    • Could you tell me where does he work?
    • Could you tell me where he works?
    • Could you tell me where works he?
    • Could you tell me where is he work?
  45. Choose the best meaning of “Abruptly”.
    • suddenly
    • gradually
    • gently
    • hesitantly
  46. Choose the best meaning of “Adieu”.
    • welcome
    • farewell
    • invitation
    • arrival
  47. Choose the best meaning of “Alluring”.
    • tempting
    • ordinary
    • repulsive
    • tedious
  48. Choose the best meaning of “Altitude”.
    • height
    • width
    • speed
    • density
  49. Choose the best meaning of “Appall”.
    • encourage
    • horrify
    • praise
    • entertain
  50. Choose the best meaning of “Authoritarian”.
    • democratic
    • dictatorial
    • flexible
    • liberal