Who wrote "The Tempest"?
ক) William Wordsworth
খ) Ben Jonson
গ) William Shakespeare
ঘ) Tennyson
বিস্তারিত ব্যাখ্যা:
"The Tempest" is a well-known play written by William Shakespeare, believed to be one of his last.
Related Questions
ক) Hamlet
খ) Measure for Measure
গ) As you like it
ঘ) She stoops to conquer
Note : "Hamlet" is one of Shakespeare's most renowned tragedies, focusing on themes of revenge, madness, and mortality. The other options are comedies.
ক) a novel
খ) a short story
গ) a poem
ঘ) a drama
Note : "The Merchant of Venice" is one of Shakespeare's most famous plays, which is a form of drama. It is often classified as a comedy, but also has tragic elements.
ক) In the middle of a word
খ) At the beginning
গ) At the top of the line
ঘ) At the end of a line
Note : The question asks about the function of a hyphen (-). A hyphen is a punctuation mark used to join words and to separate syllables of a single word. So, it can be used 'in the middle of a word' (e.g., to break it at the end of a line) or to create compound words (e.g., state-of-the-art).
ক) the by
খ) leaps and bounds
গ) hook or by crook
ঘ) fits and starts
Note : '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.
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
Note : This is a question on converting an imperative sentence to passive voice. The structure for a negative imperative sentence (Don't + verb...) in passive voice is 'Let not + object + be + v3'. Here, the object is 'the forget me not'. So, the passive form is 'Let not the forget me not be taken'. The provided answer 'B' seems to have a typo, 'Let never taken...' which is grammatically incorrect. The most correct option should have been 'Let not the forget me not be taken'. Option A is closest but adds 'by you' which is often omitted. Given the options, there might be an error in the question or options. Assuming 'B' is a typo for 'Let not...', it would be the intended structure.
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.
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