You were __ make such a silly mistake.
ক) too follish to
খ) too intelligent to
গ) too rash to
ঘ) too wise to
বিস্তারিত ব্যাখ্যা:
The structure 'too + adjective + to + verb' often implies a negative outcome. 'Too intelligent to make a silly mistake' means someone is so intelligent that they would not make such a mistake. This fits the context logically.
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ক) Writing is not as good as reading
খ) Reading is not as good as writing
গ) Nothing is as good as writing
ঘ) No other thing is as good as reading
Note : To convert a comparative sentence into a negative one without changing the meaning, the positions of the two nouns are swapped, and the 'as...as' structure is used. 'Writing is better' means 'Reading is not as good'.
ক) a
খ) an
গ) the
ঘ) no article
Note : The word 'unique' starts with the letter 'u' (a vowel), but its pronunciation begins with a 'y' sound ('yoo-neek'), which is a consonant sound. Therefore, the correct article is 'a'.
ক) Black small plastic
খ) Small and black
গ) Small black plastic
ঘ) Plastic small black
Note : The standard order of adjectives before a noun is typically: Opinion, Size, Age, Shape, Color, Origin, Material, Purpose. Following this, 'Small' (Size) comes before 'black' (Color), making 'Small black plastic' the correct order.
ক) John Keats
খ) T.S. Eliot
গ) W.B. Yeats
ঘ) Sir Walter Scott
Note : Rabindranath Tagore's 'Gitanjali: Song Offerings' was an English translation of his Bengali poems. The famous Irish poet W.B. Yeats wrote the introduction and helped edit the collection, which played a crucial role in Tagore winning the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1913.
ক) Do you lives here?
খ) Does you live here?
গ) Do you live here?
ঘ) Do you live here?
Note : The subject is 'you', which takes the base form of the verb ('live') in the simple present tense for questions. 'Does' is used for he/she/it, and 'lives' is the third-person singular form.
ক) dexterous : skillful
খ) sinister : threatening
গ) vicarious : actual
ঘ) clandestine : hidden
Note : This is an analogy based on antonyms. 'Ephemeral' (short-lived) is the opposite of 'Eternal' (everlasting). Similarly, 'Vicarious' (experienced through others) is the opposite of 'Actual' (real, experienced oneself).
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