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'One thing a judge must never do. He must never lost his temper. However sorely tried'---উক্তিটি কার?
A Lord Diplock
B Lord Denning
C Lord Kenyon
D Thomas Fuller
A lost opportunity never returns . 'here' lost' is a -
A gerund
B verbal noun
C gerundial infinitive
D participle
A lost opportunity never returns. 'Here lost is a-
A Gerund
B Verbal noun
C Infinitive
D Participle
“She never lost heart, even in the face of adversity.” Here, ‘lost heart’ means-
A to feel encouraged
B to feel discouraged
C to have a heart attack
D to lose one's beloved
There is simply no way one can avoid conflict hence. Of you must fight , fight to win
A In no way can one simply avoid conflict. hence
B You cannot avoid conflict; hence
C There is simply no way one can avoid conflict; however
D There is simply no way in which you may conflict , however
Which of the following statements must be false? I. Debaters Y and C are never selected together. II. Debaters Z and B are never selected together . III. Debaters Z and D are never selected together .
A Only I
B Only II
C Only III
D All of these
City High School must put together a debating team consisting of four debaters.There are candidates of equal ability : X,Y and Z who are all seniors; and A,B,C and D who are all juniors..The school requires that there should be two seniors and two juniors in the team.It is also necessary that all of the debaters be able to work with one another. *Debaters Y and A cannot work together. *Debaters Z and C cannot work together. *Debaters A and B cannot work together. which of the following statements must be false? 1.Debaters Y and C are never selected together. 2.Debaters Z and D are never selected together. 3.Debaters Z and D are never selected together.
A Only I
B Only II
C Only III
D All of these
'Emancipation' means:
A to do empowered
B to be hopeful
C to be vigilant
D to be important
Emancipation of an oppressed class can be brought about through-------
A power
B propaganda
C education
D speeches
The word ‘emancipation’ is-
A Participation
B Encouragement
C Expectation
D Liberation

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