MCQ · ঢাকা বিশ্ববিদ্যালয় ভর্তি পরীক্ষা · ২০১০
The tag for 'He has locked the papers in the safe, ____?' is
উত্তর জানতে একটি অপশন বেছে নাও 👇
সঠিক উত্তর: ঘ) hasn't he?
ব্যাখ্যা
Positive বাক্যে auxiliary has থাকায় tag হবে negative hasn't he।
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- Read the passage and answer the question: We all know that people living in different parts of the world live different lives. But do we know why they live different lives? It is because the climate all over the world is not the same. The climate is the amount of sun, rain, heat and wind which the land receives. If it is always warm and sunny, we call that a hot climate and if it rains a lot, it would be a wet climate. It can also be a hot, wet climate or a cold, wet climate and so on. Can you imagine what it would be like if we had the same climate all over the world? All the flowers and the trees would be the same. Then the animals might be the same, and the same crops would be grown in the ground. This would mean that people would be all alike. They would look alike and they would all eat the same food. — The most suitable title for the passage would be:
- Read the passage and answer the question: We all know that people living in different parts of the world live different lives. But do we know why they live different lives? It is because the climate all over the world is not the same. The climate is the amount of sun, rain, heat and wind which the land receives. If it is always warm and sunny, we call that a hot climate and if it rains a lot, it would be a wet climate. It can also be a hot, wet climate or a cold, wet climate and so on. Can you imagine what it would be like if we had the same climate all over the world? All the flowers and the trees would be the same. Then the animals might be the same, and the same crops would be grown in the ground. This would mean that people would be all alike. They would look alike and they would all eat the same food. — It is because the climate all over the world is not the same that
- Read the passage and answer the question: We all know that people living in different parts of the world live different lives. But do we know why they live different lives? It is because the climate all over the world is not the same. The climate is the amount of sun, rain, heat and wind which the land receives. If it is always warm and sunny, we call that a hot climate and if it rains a lot, it would be a wet climate. It can also be a hot, wet climate or a cold, wet climate and so on. Can you imagine what it would be like if we had the same climate all over the world? All the flowers and the trees would be the same. Then the animals might be the same, and the same crops would be grown in the ground. This would mean that people would be all alike. They would look alike and they would all eat the same food. — 'People living in different parts of the world live different lives' because
- Read the passage and answer the question: We all know that people living in different parts of the world live different lives. But do we know why they live different lives? It is because the climate all over the world is not the same. The climate is the amount of sun, rain, heat and wind which the land receives. If it is always warm and sunny, we call that a hot climate and if it rains a lot, it would be a wet climate. It can also be a hot, wet climate or a cold, wet climate and so on. Can you imagine what it would be like if we had the same climate all over the world? All the flowers and the trees would be the same. Then the animals might be the same, and the same crops would be grown in the ground. This would mean that people would be all alike. They would look alike and they would all eat the same food. — The adjective of 'climate' is
- Read the passage and answer the question: We all know that people living in different parts of the world live different lives. But do we know why they live different lives? It is because the climate all over the world is not the same. The climate is the amount of sun, rain, heat and wind which the land receives. If it is always warm and sunny, we call that a hot climate and if it rains a lot, it would be a wet climate. It can also be a hot, wet climate or a cold, wet climate and so on. Can you imagine what it would be like if we had the same climate all over the world? All the flowers and the trees would be the same. Then the animals might be the same, and the same crops would be grown in the ground. This would mean that people would be all alike. They would look alike and they would all eat the same food. — The word 'live' in line 2 is a
- Read the passage and answer the question: Pahela Baishakh is perhaps the single biggest celebration for the Bengalees. On this morning everybody is happy and relaxed, and everybody has a smile on their lips. Greetings are exchanged, gifts given and received and sweets distributed. Violence and despair do not figure on this day; they are things done away with, and it is only the joy and happiness of the moment that unite the Bengalees. Tragedy and absurdity take leave, to be replaced by hopes and dreams. For are we not what we dream? And on Pahela Baishakh, the Bengalees dream and sing, and we are left wondering, in a quiet moment by ourselves, how a nation which is so fond of music and songs, which has created and produced amongst the best poets and singers of the world, can stoop to such moral depravity. It must not be allowed to flourish. On this first day of Bengali New Year, the resolution should be one of unity, of love and compassion, not one of hate and discord. Let us all attempt to rise above our self-seeking selves, to unite together. For once, let us not allow our petty differences to rule our hearts: the Bengalees are capable of far better, far superior things as has been proven over and over again. Let us all say on Pahela Baishakh, with determination, "Where the mind is without fear and the head is held high, where knowledge is free, where words come out from the depths of truth - into that heaven of freedom, my Father, let my country awake". — The writer is making the following statements, except:
- Read the passage and answer the question: Pahela Baishakh is perhaps the single biggest celebration for the Bengalees. On this morning everybody is happy and relaxed, and everybody has a smile on their lips. Greetings are exchanged, gifts given and received and sweets distributed. Violence and despair do not figure on this day; they are things done away with, and it is only the joy and happiness of the moment that unite the Bengalees. Tragedy and absurdity take leave, to be replaced by hopes and dreams. For are we not what we dream? And on Pahela Baishakh, the Bengalees dream and sing, and we are left wondering, in a quiet moment by ourselves, how a nation which is so fond of music and songs, which has created and produced amongst the best poets and singers of the world, can stoop to such moral depravity. It must not be allowed to flourish. On this first day of Bengali New Year, the resolution should be one of unity, of love and compassion, not one of hate and discord. Let us all attempt to rise above our self-seeking selves, to unite together. For once, let us not allow our petty differences to rule our hearts: the Bengalees are capable of far better, far superior things as has been proven over and over again. Let us all say on Pahela Baishakh, with determination, "Where the mind is without fear and the head is held high, where knowledge is free, where words come out from the depths of truth - into that heaven of freedom, my Father, let my country awake". — An apt title for the above passage would be:
- Read the passage and answer the question: Pahela Baishakh is perhaps the single biggest celebration for the Bengalees. On this morning everybody is happy and relaxed, and everybody has a smile on their lips. Greetings are exchanged, gifts given and received and sweets distributed. Violence and despair do not figure on this day; they are things done away with, and it is only the joy and happiness of the moment that unite the Bengalees. Tragedy and absurdity take leave, to be replaced by hopes and dreams. For are we not what we dream? And on Pahela Baishakh, the Bengalees dream and sing, and we are left wondering, in a quiet moment by ourselves, how a nation which is so fond of music and songs, which has created and produced amongst the best poets and singers of the world, can stoop to such moral depravity. It must not be allowed to flourish. On this first day of Bengali New Year, the resolution should be one of unity, of love and compassion, not one of hate and discord. Let us all attempt to rise above our self-seeking selves, to unite together. For once, let us not allow our petty differences to rule our hearts: the Bengalees are capable of far better, far superior things as has been proven over and over again. Let us all say on Pahela Baishakh, with determination, "Where the mind is without fear and the head is held high, where knowledge is free, where words come out from the depths of truth - into that heaven of freedom, my Father, let my country awake". — The writer suggests that on Pahela Baishakh Bengalees should do the following, except: