The price of daily necessaries increases
ক) the by
খ) leaps and bounds
গ) hook or by crook
ঘ) fits and starts
বিস্তারিত ব্যাখ্যা:
'Leaps and bounds' means very quickly and in large amounts (দ্রুতগতিতে বৃদ্ধি পাওয়া), which correctly describes a rapid increase in price. 'By hook or by crook' means by any means necessary, and 'by fits and starts' means irregularly.
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ক) Let not the forget me not be taken by you
খ) Let never taken the forget me not
গ) Let not taken by you forget me not
ঘ) Let not taken by you forget me not
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ক) given
খ) presented
গ) awarded
ঘ) offered
Note : Presented with' is the correct phrasal verb for formally giving someone something, especially a prize or an award. While 'awarded' is also possible, 'presented with' is often used in the context of a physical handover ceremony.
ক) point blank
খ) out and out
গ) in good faith
ঘ) by no means
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ক) Men are at stake now
খ) Mankind are at a stake now
গ) Mankind are at dangers now
ঘ) Mankind is at a stake now
ক) of
খ) to
গ) on
ঘ) for
Note : . The verb "accused" is always followed by the preposition "of" when indicating the crime or wrongdoing. Hence, 'accused of' is the correct phrasal usage.
ক) Scarcely had we been started but it began to rain
খ) Scarcely had we started but it started to rain
গ) Scarcely had we started when it began to rain
ঘ) Scarcely had we started than it began to rain
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