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who is the first Bangladeshi to reach top of "Mount Everest "?
A Musa Ibrahim
B Ibrahim Khaled
C Ibrahim Khalil
D Approved Training Manual
The exchange rate is the ruling official rate of exchange of Taka for other currencies. It determines the value of Bangladeshi goods in relation to foreign foods. If the Taka is devalued in terms other currencies Bangladeshi exports (which are paid for in Taka ) become cheaper to foreigners and Bangladeshi imports become more expensive to holders of Taka. What conclusion can be drawn form the information above?
A There are certain disadvantages for the Bangladesh economy attached to devaluation
B The prospect of devaluation results in a speculative outflow of funds.
C The difference between imports and exports in called the Trade Gap.
D It is possible that inflation neutralized the beneficial effects of devaluation
The first Bangladeshi woman to climb the world's highest peak, the Mount Everest is :
A Nishat Majumder
B Wasfia Nazreen
C Nishat Nazreen
D Wasfia Majumder
Who was the first Bangladeshi woman to climb the Mount Everest?
A Shirin Ebadi
B nishat Mozumder
C Suzana Khan
D Nishi Haque
Who is the first Bangladeshi woman to climb the world's highest peak, the Mount Everest?
A Nishat Mujumder
B Wasfia Nazreen
C Nisha Nazreen
D Wasfia Majumder
The first Bangladeshi woman to climb the Mount Everest is:
A Nishat Majumder
B Wasfia Nazrin
C NIshar Nazrin
D Wasfia Majumder
The first Bangladeshi woman to climb the Mount Everest is-
A Nishat Majumder
B Wasfia Nazrin
C Nishat Nazrin
D Wasfia Majumder
Babar Ali from Chittagong has become the _____ Bangladeshi to conquer the highest peak on earth, Mount Everest.
A Fifth
B Seventh
C Sixth
D None of these
The first Bangladeshi women to reach the summit of Everest--
A Wasfia Nazreen
B Nishat Majumdar
C Saila Taranum
D Nazia Majumdar
In which year did Sir Edmund Hillary reach the summit of Mount Everest?
A 1952
B 1953
C 1954
D 1955

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