Claues(bcs-english)-Quiz1

That he got divorced is none of our business.

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-- Gobi is situated in Mongolia.

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Superstition is --religion of feeble minded person.

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Birds of --same feather flock together.

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Where they want to live after they get married is still a secret.

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John is the student who we were talking about.

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Full many -- flower is born to blust unseen.

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I don’t have---spare time these days.

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some some
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The moment we first met won't ever be forgotten.

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Never tell --lie.

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He reads -- Daily Star regularly.

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-- Kindness is a great virtue.

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I wonder why he gave up studying at that school.

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This is the book I lost. here “I lost” is:

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an adjective clause an adjective clause
none of the three none of the three
a noun clause a noun clause
an adverbial clause an adverbial clause

There are---dangerous drivers.

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a lot of a lot of
very much of very much of
very many of very many of
A very lot of A very lot of

--man of character is respected to all.

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I wish I were --king.

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-- friend in need is a friend indeed.

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__, glasses can correct most sight defects in healthy eyes.

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When well fitted When well fitted
If well fitted then If well fitted then
If well fitted when If well fitted when
Well fitted when Well fitted when

Better an empty house than --ill tenant.

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One of my friends is --lawyer.

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The Headmaster and -- secretary is coming.

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He is -- better statesman than philosopher.

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--thing of beauty is joy forever.

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Ahmedabad is -- Manchester of India.

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-- english is an international language.

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He'll only overcome his problem when he sees a psychoanalyst.

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He earns one thousand rupees -- month.

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He plays -- flute.

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-- Boeing 707 landed in time.

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Don't tell me what I already know.

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By the time he got home, his wife had already done the dishes.

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The lady who asked for bottled water with carbonation is sitting at that small table next to the window.

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__the formation of the sun, the planets, and other stars began with the condensation of an interstellar cloud.

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It is accepted that It is accepted that
That is accepted That is accepted
It accepted that It accepted that
Accepted that Accepted that

Can you imagine where this will take us?

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--Pacific is the largest and deepest ocean.

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Which sentence contains an adverbial clause?

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That is the way he writes That is the way he writes
This is the pen I lost yesterday This is the pen I lost yesterday
The house in which we live in small The house in which we live in small
She went back to England where she was born

-- water of the Ganges is sacred.

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

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Always speak --truth.

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-- virtuous are happy.

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The place where we used to spend our vacation is now a private resort.

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--Charity begins at home.

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Something is --better than nothing.

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-- Bengalees are intelligent but idle.

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--few of my friends have failed in the exam.

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I spoke to him quite often. The underlined phrase is---

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adverb phrase adverb phrase
prepositional phrase prepositional phrase
adjective phrase adjective phrase
Noun phrase Noun phrase

Although he had taken two sleeping pills, he was unable to sleep well.

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Man is by nature --political animal.

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A person who writes about his own life writes --autobiography.

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My boss keeps telling me that I should schedule my vacation as far inadvance as possible.

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One of the greatest attributes of teacher is---

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his ability to lecture his ability to lecture
the way to give lecture the way to give lecture
his inability to lecture his inability to lecture
how does lecture how does lecture

-- Bay of Bengal is to the south of Bangladesh.

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It is --interesting story.

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--man is mortal.

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-- Woman is man's mate.

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Nazrul is--Byron of Bangladesh.

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She has -- piano.

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Sugar is nice in---cup of tea.

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-- Mediterranean sea is one of the busiest seas.

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I don't remember who won the Nobel Peace Prize last year.

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The boy blushed when the teacher reprimanded him in front of the class.

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He thinks he is -- Rabindranath.

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He is --M.B.B.S.

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The bus is running on -- Mahatma Gandhi Road.

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--little learning is a dangerous thing.

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The song which has just been chosen is not very popular in our country.

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This is -- most interesting story.

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This is -- oasis.

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Always try to sit on --fence.

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-- Passage to India is written by E.M. Forster.

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Bob is the student who I'm most proud of.

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--moon is seen at night.

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--Jamuna is a big river.

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To be or not to be, that is --question.

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This art book, which is being read by our group, is very good.

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Would you mind singing --folk song.

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We'll always remember the day when he first visited us on the farm.

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What --pretty girl!

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Strike while the iron is hot” is an example of-

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adverbial clause adverbial clause
sub ordinate clause sub ordinate clause
adjective clause adjective clause
noun clause noun clause

--more we have , the more we want.

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Bankimchandra is -- Scott of Bengal.

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He drives the car at 50 miles -- hour.

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--motherly affection rose in her.

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The book is bought from -- College Street.

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I get up before---sunrise.

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Rahim went to …………Dhaka.

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Ode to Autumn is written by--Keats.

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There is -- little honey in the bottle.

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What type of clause is the underlined word? He does not know what I want.

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subordinate clause subordinate clause
adjective clause adjective clause
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It is -- universal truth.

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Honesty is --best policy.

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--Airport is a busy place.

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I still have---money in my pocket.

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a little a little
a few a few
few few
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There is a tree in the garden. The tree is -- Oak.

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Francis Bacon is --essayist.

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Everyday ……………….begins at 9 O’clock and ends at 3 O’clock.

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the college the college
colleges colleges
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Even -- darkest cloud has a silver lining.

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Whenever he sings that song, the audience applaudes enthusiastically.

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Rome was not built in --day.

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