Parts of speech(43th-BCS)-Quiz4

Your conduct admits __ no excuse.

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for
at
To
of

Julia has been ill _three months.

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for
about
Since
in

I cannot _to pay such high prices.

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afford
but
try
Able

He watched the boat ____ down the river.

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to float
floating
had floated
was floating

He is resolved _ going away.

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for
on
upon
at

The government gave---the demands of the people.

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In
over to
to
into

Which of the following is a feminine gender?

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sow
hart
drone
fox

"I have a __ that one day this nation will live out the true meaning of its creed that all men are created equal"

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hope
wish
Desire
dream

Nobody knocked him down; it was an

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Event
Occurrence
Accident
Incident

What is the masculine form of bee?

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drone
colt
hart
stag

They travelled to Savar__

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by walking
on foot
on their feet
by foot

The plural form of ‘swine’ is---

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swing
swong
swine
swung

The plural of stimulus is---

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stimulus
stimuli
stimulie
stimulases

If you _ me, just say so.

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disagree at
disagree with
differ from
differ with

His words are susceptible _ flattery.

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into
to
as
for

Now-a-days many villagers are lit _ electricity.

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from
with
on
by

Choose the word which never has a plural--

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information
mouse
woman
intention

Are you doing anything special _ the weekend?

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in
for
on
at

The Second World War broke---in September, 1939.

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away
in
Through
out

Bangladesh cricket team---with a victory against England.

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turned up
bounced up
Sprang up
bounced back

‘Pass away’ means--

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erase
Disappear
fall
die

_ the rain, the cricket match was not cancelled.

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due to
although
despite of
in spite of

There is no alternative _training.

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for
than
of
to

I suspect him _ treachery.

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of
about
for
with

What is the time _ your watch ?

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by
at
with
in

He is ---heir to his father’s property.

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an
the
no article
a

The verb of the word 'short' is _.

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shorting
shorted
shorten
Enshort

Please---sure your seat belt is fastened for taking off.

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make
keep
get
go

I shall not __ the examination this year

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appear at
Give
sit
go for

Which is the noun of the word `beautiful`?

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Beautify
Beauty
Beauteous
Most beautiful

It—to be seen—customers are willing to pay the price.

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remains, however
remaining, that
remains, whether
remains, weather

It is too difficult to ‘tolerate’ bad temper for long. Which of the following phrases best replaces ‘tolerate’ in the above sentences?

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stand up for
Cope up with
pull on with
put up with

The light has been blown---by the strong wind.

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Away
up
out
of

He was very angry _ my conduct.

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at
by
with
of

The girl takes---her grandmother.

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To
after
with
up

My, our, her---

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possessive case
All the above
nominative case
objective case

He had a __ headache.

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strong
bad
acute
serious

Shahed did not join the army. Here the word ‘’army’’ is--

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a common noun
a collective noun
a material noun
an abstract noun

Which of the following words has no plural form---

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analysis
crisis
information
louse

Which is the demonstrative pronoun?

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he
yourself
those
who

I'm not very good _ reparing things.

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at
about
in
for

I have—him to give—smoking.

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Said ,up
told, in
talked, for
told, up

He had -- of fever.

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serious attack
strong attack
severe attack
bad attack

Everyman differs _ opinion _ each other.

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in, to
in, from
in, of
from, in

He was pleased _ the job.

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with
for
on
under

I like to---shopping at weekends.

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go
buy
make
do

The legislation is still _ draft form.

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for
in
of
with

I took a map with me,as I didn’t want to ………… my way on the journey.

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loose
lost
lose
loss

What kind of noun is girl ?

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Material
Collective
Common
Proper

He is vulnerable _ criticism.

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to
at
on
for

I lent him a book _ New York yesterday.

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in
at
on
about

The second anniversary celebration of our college will be held on December 5. ---which of the following is the correct phrase for will be hold above?

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comes off
will come round
takes off
Will bring about

We have recently entered _ an agreement with Inland Co-Operative Society.

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into
in
no preposition
upon

I am not bad _ tennis.

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with
about
at
in

I agree with you _ this point.

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on
of
in
at

She is very good _ cooking.

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at
in
for
with

Trees have---off their leaves.

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Fallen
put
thrown
cast

When they had their first child, they put _ a large sum for his education.

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outside
under
beside
Aside

The expression ‘’to look after’’ means---

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to imitate
To follow
to gaze
to take care

The child blew---the candle.

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out
in
with
over

Abstain _ evil company.

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for
to
with
from

The match was called---for rain.

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out
In
on
off

She failed to gain admission to this faculty _ her choice.

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to
with
of
in

She has been ill _ three months.

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for
in
about
since

The rich should not look down---the poor.

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upon
At
towards
for

He studies Sociology _ Oxford University.

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at
for
in
to

fill in the blank with the appropriate preposition: We have to go...... five minutes.

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beautifully
in
by
on

In spite of my request, he did not---.

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Fall in
get off
give forth
give in

He accommodated me _ a loan.

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of
in
with
on

He has assured me _ safety.

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with
for
of
at

Rizvi requested Rini _ to telephone to attend the meeting.

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for ages
to ages
from ages
since ages

The team is---eleven players.

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made
made up of
made of
made up

Which one of the following is not plural?

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feet
men
lice
news

The walls of our house have been painted _ green.

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in
no preposition
with
by

Choose the correct alternative and marks its letter on your answer sheet. The rich should not look down- the poor.

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upon
at
for
towards

While living in poverty, the poet had to---a great deal of sufferings.

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pass by
See through
put up with
fall back

Rubber is notable for its _.

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elasticity
Lightness
heaviness
viscosity

The groom arrived at the centre exactly _time .

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for
by
in
on

The tree has been blown---by the storm.

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out
Up
of
away

The police is looking---the case.

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upon
on
into
After

School children _ general , are very lively and sportive.

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by
of
in
to

What will be correct preposition to complete the sentences?“I am not good.........translation.”

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About
At
In
With

I am in favour of fishing but opposed _ hunting.

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by
for
of
to

Our friends will---for two nights.

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put us up
Put us in
provide us up
provide us with

The past participle form of the verb ‘’flow’’ is--

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flown
flowed
flew
flow

Apara reminded him _ their rendesvous.

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to
for
by
of

Most mothers are blind _ their sons' faults.

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of
about
to
at

A troupe of---has gone to entertain the soldiers.

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artisans
artificers
artists
artistes

He came of a very rich family.

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was descended from
Was at home in
liked
knew

The resort is---a big influx of foreign tourists this year.

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finding
making
taking
having

The idiom ‘put up with’ means---

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keep trust
protect
tolerate
Stay together

Which of the following can be both masculine and feminine?

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Spouse
Nun
Spinster
Monk

I have antipathy _ him.

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against
of
for
to

We travelled _ 6:45 train, which arrived at 8:30.

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by the
in the
by
on the

Honey is__sweet.

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excessive
very
too much
much too

Every driver must be held……………….. his own actions

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liable to
blamed for
responsible to
responsible for

Which of the following can be used both as a modal and main verb?

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would
dare
may
should

He took a shelter under a tree. Here the verb ‘took’ is--

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auxiliary
intransitive
modal
transitive

The captain left the boat, because it---.

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turned over
turned up
turned bottom
Turned down

Many prefer donating money ..... distributing clothes.

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without
Than
to
but

Parts of speech(43th-BCS)-Quiz4 : Question 1 of 100

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