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The interrogative of the sentence 'It does not matter if I fail' is - What matters if I fail ?
A What matters if I fail?
B Does it matter if I fail?
C What does it matter if I fail?
D Doesn't it matter if I fail ?
Our knowledge of history does not come to / Our help and some times we / even fail to remember / who invented America.
A Our knowledge of history does not come to
B Our help and some times we
C even fail to remember
D who invented America
E No error
The Timariots Governors and the Revenue Contractors, on their part reason in this manner: "Why should the neglected state of this land create uneasiness in our minds and why should we expend our money and time to render it fruitful? We may be deprived of it in a single moment, and our exertions would benefit neither ourselves nor our children." This statement was made by
A Monserrate
B Tavernier
C Manrique
D Bernier
Quite a few measures ---- to encourage people to wear face masks.
A has been taken
B have taken
C have been taken
D has been adopted
it is quite objectionable, here quite is-
A a noun
B an adjective
C an adverb
D a conjunction
Fill in the blanks by using appropriate words : "We still have not given our----to conduct the survey of our natural resources in our country"
A consent
B request
C provision
D projection
The satisfaction of primeval people, though few and meager, were ______ their few and simple desires. (Fill in the gaps with appropriate word of phrase)
A Simultaneous with
B commensurate with
C matching to
D at the outset of
. Why will it be a blessing few people to become deaf and blind for a few days?
A to punish them for sins
B to help people appreciate the benefits of sight or sound
C to understand the deal to remain safe
D to bring darkness in the world
Quite a few Syrians left their motherland ——.
A with bag and baggage
B with bags and baggages
C with no bag and baggage
D with a lot of bag and baggage
Quite a few countries are reluctant to extradite the criminals to bangladesh. Here ‘extradite’ means_
A To send back
B to punish
C to detain
D to welcome

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