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He proved utterly capricious in his dealings with his friends .
A helpful
B steadfast
C understanding
D obstinate
Cares with dise breakes on all four wheels have been proved to be safer. The underlined words are
A Adjective phrase
B adverb phrase
C Prepositional phase
D Noun Pharse
S1: Let us look at the statement __ 'It's not what you say , but it's what you do. S6: But when words and actions diverse people focus most on what they see in terms of behaviour. P : Actions do speak louder than words. Q: Words can influence others. we can't deny. R: The statement is mostly true. S: This doesn't mean that words fall on deaf ears. The proper sequence should be__
A SQRP
B RPSQ
C SPRQ
D RQSP
Ravi's brother is 3 years senior to him. His father was 28 years of age when his sister was born while his mother was 26 years of age when he was born. If his sister was 4 years of age when his brother was born, what were the ages of Ravi's father and mother respectively when his brother was born ?
A 32 years, 23 years
B 32 years, 29 years
C 35 years, 29 years
D 35 years, 33 years
Choose the one that best expresses the meaning of the given idiom/phrase : His most trusted friend proved to be 'a snake in the grass'.
A an unreliable persons
B low and mean
C a hidden enemy
D have it both ways
A car driver's income consists of his salary and tips. His salary is Tk. 50 a week. During one week his tips were 5/4 of his salary. What fraction of his income for the week came from tips?
A 4/9
B 5/4
C 5/9
D 5/8
A fact is said to be not ---- when it is neither proved nor disproved.
A false
B existing
C proved
D true
The cricket match proved to be "a big draw".( Choose the best describe meaning of the quoted phrase)
A A keen contest
B A huge attraction
C A lovely spectable
D A game without
Find out which underlined parts(a,b,c and d) of the following sentences has an error : Transplanting(a) organs such(b) hearts and kidneys has proved(c) easier than transplanting muscles(d).
A a
B b
C c
D d
Choose the one that best expresses the meaning of the given idiom/phrase in italics : It has been proved 'upto the hilt that' Rahman's intentions are bad .
A completely
B up to final decision
C final outcome
D none of these

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