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Tareq was a "bright" student. (Choose the correct part of speech for the quotation's word)

Tareq was a "bright" student. (Choose the correct part of speech for the quotation's word) Correct Answer adjective

Adjective বসে noun - এর পূর্বে। Adjective noun - এর পূর্বে বসে তার দোষ, গুণ প্রভৃতি প্রকাশ করে। প্রদত্তবাক্যে Bright শব্দটি student শব্দের পূর্বে বসে student - এর গুণ প্রকাশ করেছে। সুতরাং Bright শব্দটি Adjective

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