He found a smart phone in the classroom, but could not determine ------ it belonged to.

Fifteen percent of the people in Chittagong have unlisted phone numbers. If you select 300 names at random from the phone directory, what is the expected number of people who will have an unlisted phone unmber?

A

15

B

145

C

300

D

None of these

Rahim found a laptop in the classroom, but could not determine __________ it belongs to.

A

who

B

whose

C

who's

D

who is

Who is the smartest? Sam is smarter than Jennie | Tina is less smart than sam | jennie is smarter than Tina | Connor is less smart than Tina

A

Sam

B

Jennie

C

Tina

D

Connor

Which of the following is a valid assumption made in the viven argument?Premise I: People who wear glasses are smart.Premise II: John wears glasses.Conclusion: John is smart.

A

All people who wear glasses are smart.

B

Only people who wear glasses are smart

C

John is the only person who wears glasses

D

None of the above.

In a classroom of 35 students 14 are male. What percent of the classroom in male?

A

20%

B

30%

C

40%

D

50%

We went (P) along the railway line (Q) had a right to go (R) where other people were not allowed to go (S) but daddy belonged to the railway

A

PRQS

B

PRSQ

C

RPQS

D

RSQP

Arif incurred a loss of 25% by selling a used mobile phone set at taka 1500. How much could he gain/lose by selling that 2200 taka ?

A

10% loss

B

20% gain

C

10% gain

D

20% loss

Arif incurred a loss of 25% by selling a used mobile phone set at taka 1500. How much could he gain/lose by selling it at 2,200 taka?

A

10% loss

B

20% gain

C

10% gain

D

20% loss

When the telephone salesman told me I could buy the concert tickets for only $ 10.00 if I gave him my credit of number, it seemed a little fishy to me, so I hung up the phone

A

I thought the telephone salesman smelled like a fish and didn't like that.

B

I thought the phone salesman was a dangerous fish and scared me.

C

I though the phone salesman was dishonest and suspicious of him.

D

Not Given

Change the narration-'Could I use your phone?'

A

She said whether she can use my phone

B

She told that she want to use my phone

C

She asked if she could use my phone

D

She requested me to allow to use my phone

He found a smart phone in the classroom, but could not determine ------ it belonged to.

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