Synonyms and One Word Substitution — Primary Teacher

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• Vocabulary, Synonym ও One Word Substitution-এর ধারণা
• A দিয়ে গুরুত্বপূর্ণ Synonym
• B দিয়ে গুরুত্বপূর্ণ Synonym
• C দিয়ে গুরুত্বপূর্ণ Synonym
• D দিয়ে গুরুত্বপূর্ণ Synonym
• E দিয়ে গুরুত্বপূর্ণ Synonym
• F দিয়ে গুরুত্বপূর্ণ Synonym
• G দিয়ে গুরুত্বপূর্ণ Synonym
• H দিয়ে গুরুত্বপূর্ণ Synonym
• I দিয়ে গুরুত্বপূর্ণ Synonym
• J থেকে L দিয়ে গুরুত্বপূর্ণ Synonym
• M দিয়ে গুরুত্বপূর্ণ Synonym
• N ও O দিয়ে গুরুত্বপূর্ণ Synonym
• P থেকে R দিয়ে গুরুত্বপূর্ণ Synonym
• Omni সম্পর্কিত One Word Substitution
• প্রাণী সম্পর্কিত One Word Substitution
• Government and Politics Related One Word Substitution
• Killing and Murder Related One Word Substitution
• Marriage Related One Word Substitution
• Place Related One Word Substitution
• Person Related One Word Substitution
• Religious Terms Related One Word Substitution
• Medical Science Related One Word Substitution
• Study and Science Related One Word Substitution
• Literary Terms Related One Word Substitution
• Various One Word Substitution

1. A person who leaves his or her country to settle in another country—
   • Emigrant
   • Immigrant
   • Foreigner
   • Traveller
2. Misanthropist means—
   • One who flirts with ladies
   • One who believe that God is in everything
   • A hater of mankind
   • A person of narrow views
3. A person unable to pay his debt called—
   • poor/destitute
   • solvent
   • miser
   • insolvent/bankrupt
4. A person who draws maps is a:
   • painter
   • sculptor
   • cartographer
   • geologist
5. A lexicographer is a person who writes—
   • Novels
   • Dictionaries
   • Graphs
   • Medical books
6. An atheist is a person who—
   • believes in God
   • hates God
   • loves God
   • does not believe in God
7. A person who treats mental illness is called—
   • a psychiatrist
   • a psychologist
   • a therapist
   • a psychoanalyst
8. One who eats everything is called—
   • Omniscient
   • omnipresent
   • Omnipotent
   • Omnivorous
9. Person who eats human flesh and animals that eats its own kind is called—
   • a cannibal
   • flesh eater
   • meat eater
   • non vegetarian
10. A person who writes about his own life writes—
    • a diary
    • a biography
    • a chronicle
    • an autobiography
11. A speech full of too many words is—
    • An unimportant speech
    • A big speech
    • Maiden speech
    • A verbose speech
12. Bibliography means—
    • History of book
    • Book on biology
    • Worshipper of books
    • Collection/List of books
13. An unmarried woman is called—
    • seamstress
    • bachelor
    • nurse
    • spinster
14. A man who has not remarried after his wife's death is called—
    • Widow
    • Wifeless
    • Divorced
    • Widower
15. What is ‘Linguistics’?
    • The study of history
    • The study of literature
    • The study of prose
    • The scientific study of language
16. The study of ancient societies—
    • Anthropology
    • Archaeology
    • History
    • Ethnology
17. ‘Paediatric/Pediatric’ related to the treatment of—
    • Adults
    • Children
    • Women
    • Old people
18. The word ‘ecological’ is related to—
    • Demography
    • Pollution
    • Atmosphere
    • Environment
19. In English grammar, — deals with formation of sentences.
    • Morphology
    • Etymology
    • Syntax
    • Semantics
20. Syntax denotes—
    • rules for writing paragraph
    • rules for building sentence
    • rules for correct pronunciation
    • rules for writing an essay
21. Syntax means—
    • Manner of speech
    • Sentence building
    • Supplementary tax
    • Synchronising act
22. Phonetics is concerned with—
    • Pronunciation
    • Word building
    • Sentence making
    • Passage
23. The word ‘Growl’ is related to—
    • Wolf
    • Hounds
    • Tiger
    • Elephant
24. A fantasy is—
    • a funny film
    • a history record
    • an imaginary story
    • a real-life event
25. ‘Equivocation’ means—
    • A true statement
    • Equal opportunity to get a job
    • Free expression of opinions
    • Two contrary things in the same statement
26. ‘Plebiscite’ is a term related to—
    • Medicine
    • Politics
    • Law
    • Technology
27. ‘Razzmatazz’ means—
    • A musical instrument
    • A well-planned programme
    • A noisy activity
    • A musical drama
28. Many islands make up—
    • an isles
    • an archipelago
    • a peninsula
    • a continent
29. If a substance is cohesive, it tends to—
    • retain heat
    • bend without too much difficulty
    • stick together
    • break easily
30. Something which is obnoxious means that it is—
    • very dangerous
    • very pleasant
    • very ugly
    • very unpleasant
31. ‘Stagflation’ means—
    • Prices controls
    • Rising prices
    • Galloping
    • Economic slow down
32. The word ‘plurality’ means—
    • plural number
    • men and women
    • The holding of more than one office at a time
    • Chaos and confusion
33. ‘Such claim needs to best tested empirically’ suggests that—
    • The test should be based on assumption
    • The test should be based on idea
    • The test should be based on experience
    • The test should be based on calculation
34. The word ‘electorate’ means—
    • election office
    • a body of voters
    • many elections
    • candidates
35. Ruminant means—
    • Cud-chewing animal
    • Soup
    • Gossip
    • Noise-maker
36. Climate is a — of the environment.
    • state
    • situation
    • rank
    • size
37. The people who carry a coffin at a funeral are called—
    • Undertakers
    • Supporter
    • Pallbearers
    • Mourner
38. Stockings are — socks.
    • long
    • small
    • big
    • short
39. Time after twilight and before night—
    • Evening
    • Dawn
    • Dusk
    • Eclipse
40. Blue Chips are—
    • Industrial Shares considered to be a safe investment.
    • Industrial Shares considered to be a risky investment.
    • Securities issued by the government.
    • Flat plastic counters used as many tokens
41. ‘Blockbuster’ means—
    • A large solid piece of stone.
    • A device to cut off a person's head as a punishment.
    • Something that makes movement difficult.
    • A powerful explosive to demolish buildings.
42. The ‘gypsies’ are people who—
    • came originally from Egypt to England
    • have a settled way of life
    • are always on the move
    • steal children to train them in their way of life
43. A versatile person— many things well.
    • may do
    • will do
    • always does
    • has done
44. The profession of teaching is—
    • Pedagogy
    • Teachership
    • Linguistic
    • History
45. First language means the — language.
    • important
    • main
    • natural
    • official
46. ‘Asparagus’ means—
    • A chart of bus fare
    • A price list
    • A valuable food
    • A valuable menu
47. A man who is averse to change and progress is said to be—
    • liberal
    • democratic
    • conservative
    • radical

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