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জাহাঙ্গীর নগর বিশ্ববিদ্যালয় ভর্তি প্রশ্ন
ইউনিট-চ(2018)
General Knowledge
1. Which of the following weeklies was published by the East Pakistan Communist Party during the liberation war?
Muktijudha
Sonar bangla
Mukta Bangla
Biplobi Bangladesh
Justice Abu Sayeed Chowdhury
Abdul Fateh
Humayun Rashid Chowdhruy
M Hossain Ali
Woman
Slaves
Foreigners
All of the above
Russia and Japan
Tajikista and China
India and Pakistan
Israel and Egypt
wind direction
wind velocity
purity of wind
purity of water
export is higher than import
import is higher than export
gross expenditure is higher than production
net expense is higher than net revenue
7. Who was the main protagonist behind the establishment of the UN Peace Building Commission?
Ban Ki-moon
Kofi Anan
Nelson Mandela
Antonnio guterres
Somarova
Zabivaka
Zaltanowa
Koara
vacuum tube
transistors
integrated circults
large scale integration
Binary Informatics Operating System
Basic Input Output System
Binary Information Operating Statistics
Basic Information Output System
11. INTERPOL has its headquarter at -----
Montreal
Bonn
London
Paris
Ila Mitra
Ramendra Mirta
Ajhar Sheikh
Brindaban Shaha
Mahatma Gandhi
Michael Anderson
Winston Churchill
Jarnes Morris
Shamsul Haque
Shamsur Rahman
Humayun Ahmed
Humayun Azad
Andre Maurois
Andre Gide
Algernon Sidey
Swami Vivekananda
Mercury
Pluto
Mars
Uranus
Baul
Bhandari
Bhatiali
Bhawaiya
The Tigris
The Ganges
The Rhine
The Nile
kiel Canal
Baltic Sea Canal
Volga-Don Canal
Houston Ship Canal
21. A Constitution Amendment Bill requires the approval of ---- members to the Parliament
51%
66%
75%
80%
Freedom of expression
Freedom of thought
Freedom of religion
Freedom of association
Stabillization of greenhouse gas concentration in atmosphere
Controlling greenhouse gas emission in selected reservoirs
Stabilzation of climte system in atmosphere
Controlling emission of oxygen in atmosphere
SM Sultan
Zainul Abedin
Shahabuddin Ahmed
Kamrul Hassan
7520123125
7523222531
7525370952
7521549225
TENSE
SCENT
STERN
TREND
Swimming
Sailing
Diving
Driving
Muktijuddha
Sonar Bangla
Mukta Bangla
Biplobi Bangladesh
Justice Abu Sayeed Chowdhury
Humayun Rashid Chowdhury
Abdul Fateh
M Hossain Ali
Mahatma Gandhi
Motilal Nehru
Jawaharlal nehru
Vallabhbhai patel
Russia and Japan
Tajikistan and China
India and Pakistan
Israel and Egypt
Comets
nerbulae
Planets
Asteroids
Money earned from illegal source
Money earned from benami transactions
Tax evaded monney
Money sent to abroad illegally
Nane Maria Anan
Kofi Anan
Nelson Mandela
Desmond Tutu
Frantz Beekenbaur
Didier Deschamp
Mario Zagallo
Marcelo Lippi
Hyper Text Transfer protocol
hyper Text Transmission protocol
Hyper Text Transfer Pathway
Hyper Transcript Transfer Pathway
Blank
AAD
ASEAN
USAID
Chancellor of University of Warwick
Chairman of Indian Boundary Committee
Lord Chancellor in Court of Chancery
Lord of Appeal in House of Lords
Mahatma Gandhi
Michael Anderson
Winston Churchill
Jarnes Morris
Blank
Khadija Ryadi
Supereme Court of Justice, Mexico
Nazibullah Manalai
Plato
Gandhi
Aristotle
Henry Maine
Europe
Africa
Sorth America
Sourth America
Baul
Bhandari
Bhatiali
Bhawaiya
Ottowa
Quebec
New Orleans
California
Java Sea & Indian Ocean
Gulf of mexico and Caribbean Sea
Mediterranean Sea
Adriatic Sea & Ionian Sea
51. According to the Constitution of Bangladesh, war can be declared by the-
president
Prime Minister
Parliament
Ministry of Defense
Equal proctection of law
Equality before law
Freedom of movement
Right to life
C is T's brother
T is Q's niece
C is P's brother
S is C's nephew
Word War-I
World War-II
Vietnam war
30 Years' war
SM Sultan
Shahabuddin Ahmed
Kamrul Hasan
Zainul Abedin
1618162115
1852215115
1853256115
1618240115
CRATE
TRUER
RATER
CRUST
Bird
Kite
Crow
Sparrow
Lalbagh Fort
Ahsan Manzil
Kantajew Temple
None of the above
English
1. We tend to analyse that happiness and freedom are the same, but without obstacles to our desires it's harder to know what we want, or where we are heading.
think in a way that equalises happiness and freedom
equate happiness with freedom
conclude that being happy and being free are the same
compare happiness and freedom equally
humance
anthropogenic
man-produced
anthropology
3. Make a meaningful sentence using the following jumble Psychologists at Princeton found that -------- P) when it was printed Q) reading material better R) in an ugly font S) students remembered
PRQS
SRQP
RPSQ
SQPR
It could be questionableA
whether we have any "real memories"B
that can be relied by at allC
because to some degree all our memories are reconstructionsD
Humans have a natural instinct is freedomA B
Humans have a natural instinct is freedomA B
a burning driveC
to follow the beat of one's won heartD
He had been seen leaving the house
He was seen to be leaving the house
Leaving the house he was seen by me
He was seen leaving the house
My mother told that she was happy in Australia, she had been seen many places,k when she was a child.
My mother said that I was happy in Auystralia. I had seen many places when I was a child.
My mother says that she was happy in Australia. She had been seen many places, when she was a child.
My mother says that she was happy in Australia. She had seen many places, when she was a child
amends
amend
amended
should amend
went by
went into
went up
went on
under/around
at/in
in/next
at/into
11. Identify the proper meaning of the underlined idiom in --- 'Please be as brief as you can, I have other fish to fry.'
To take rest
To cook the food
To attend a meeting
Some important work to do
Pausteurization
Pasturiegation
Pasteurization
Pastueization
EPIDEMIC ; CONTAGIOUSNESS
VACCINE : VIRUS
LAXATIVE : DRUG
ANESTHETIC ; NUMBNESS
Life is not bigger than the vastness of the world of poetry
Poetry helped Hakim Mulaqat Ali to bring more significance to his life
Poetry is an effective medicine for every kind of disease
Writing and reciting poetry makes every sad ones happy
Practicing attention management means
The practice of attention management consists in
The practice of attention management can be described as
By practicing attention management what one does is
Stable leaders reinforce their teamsA
by delivering consistent messagingB
Through every actionC
Only deviating on rare occasions to emphasis a pointD
There was a steaming mist in all the hollowsA
and it had roamed in its forlornness up the hillB
like a evil spiritC
seeking rest and finding noneD
Let the poll result be looked is hope inspired by hem?
Let the poll result be looked at - is hope inspired by them?
Let the poll result be looked at - has hope been inspired by them?
Let the poll result be looked at - is hope being inspired by them?
Ome woman told me that I should consult a doctor
One woman told me that I should consulted a doctor. Did not delay
One woman suggested me that I should consult a doctor. Did not delay
One woman requested me that I should been consult a doctor. Do not delay
21. If only he ---- more skillful, he would make a good football player.
was
is
were
be
up/along
out of/into
out of/in
through/in
Timely action
Wise decision
Useless action
Delayed action
Muostache
Moustcahe
Moustache
Muostache
RING:JEWEL
GENDER:GOOSE
STAMP:SEAL
KID:GOAT
positivity
advancement
leverage
scope
Question 28, 29, 30, 31, 32 and 33 are based on the following reading.
Colour has a complex and diversified cu7ltural construct. Serious works on colors in its historical cont6ext is rare. The search for universal or archetypal truths in colour is ahistorical and devoid of transcultural truth, despite what many books based on pseudo-esoteric pop psychology would have us believe.
The silence of historians on the subject of colour is the result of three different sets of problems. The first concerns documentation and preservation. We see the colours transmitted to us as time has altered them from their original past. Moreover, we see them under different conditions from those know by past societies. The second problem concerns methodology. The historian must grapple with a host of factors; e.g., physics, chemistry, materials, iconography, ideology, and the symbolic meanings that colours convey. The proper method resembles that of palaeontologists studying cave paintings without the aid of texts.
The third set of problems is philosophical: it is wrong to project contemporary conceptions and definitions of colour onto past objects as judgments and values are not static and eternal. The danger of anachronism is very real. For example, the natural order of colours was unknown before the 17th century as was the notion of primary and secondary colours. however, research on colours aims is to explore to show how far beyond the artistic sphere this history of colour err in considering the artistic realms only, the lessons to be learned form colour lie elsewhere.
Colour has a complex and diversified cu7ltural construct. Serious works on colors in its historical cont6ext is rare. The search for universal or archetypal truths in colour is ahistorical and devoid of transcultural truth, despite what many books based on pseudo-esoteric pop psychology would have us believe.
The silence of historians on the subject of colour is the result of three different sets of problems. The first concerns documentation and preservation. We see the colours transmitted to us as time has altered them from their original past. Moreover, we see them under different conditions from those know by past societies. The second problem concerns methodology. The historian must grapple with a host of factors; e.g., physics, chemistry, materials, iconography, ideology, and the symbolic meanings that colours convey. The proper method resembles that of palaeontologists studying cave paintings without the aid of texts.
The third set of problems is philosophical: it is wrong to project contemporary conceptions and definitions of colour onto past objects as judgments and values are not static and eternal. The danger of anachronism is very real. For example, the natural order of colours was unknown before the 17th century as was the notion of primary and secondary colours. however, research on colours aims is to explore to show how far beyond the artistic sphere this history of colour err in considering the artistic realms only, the lessons to be learned form colour lie elsewhere.
Our view of colour is strongly affected by changing fashion
Analysis is complicated by the bewildering number of natural colours
Colours can have different associations in different parts of the world
Certain popular books have dismissed colour as insignificant
find some way of organising the mass of available data
focus one's interst as far back as the prehistoric era
ignore the interpretations of other modern day historians
relate pictures to information other sources
30. In the 3rd paragraph, the writer says that the historian writing about colour should be careful-
not to analyse in an old-fashioned way
when making basic distinctions between key ideas
not to make unwise predictons
when using certain terms and concepts
31. In the 3rd paragraph, the writer says there needs to be further research done on----
the history of colour in relation to objects in the world around us
the concerns he has raised in an earlier publication
the many ways in which artists have used colour over the years
The relationship between artistic works and the history of colour
failed to keep up with scientific developments
not understood its global significance
found it difficult to be fully objective
`been muddled about their basic aims
Very little documentation exists for historians to use
Colour has been rather looked down upon as a fit subject for academic study
Historians have seen colour as being outside their field of expertise.
There are problems of reliability associated with the artefacts availabel
Question 34, 35, 36, 37 and 38 are based on the following reading.
Fill in blanks
After years of studying the North American black bears, Luke Robertson felt no closer to understanding the creatures. He realised that he had to 32) --- their trust. The 33) --- this has given him into their behaviour has allowed him to dispel certain myths about bears. 34) --- to popular belief, he contends that bears do not desire as much for fruit as previously supposed. He also 35) ----- claims that they are ferocious. He says that people should not be misled by behavior such as swatting paws on the ground, as this is a defensive, rather than an aggressive, act. However, Robertson is no sentimentalist. After devoting year of his life to the bears, he is under no 36) ----- about their feelings for him.
Fill in blanks
After years of studying the North American black bears, Luke Robertson felt no closer to understanding the creatures. He realised that he had to 32) --- their trust. The 33) --- this has given him into their behaviour has allowed him to dispel certain myths about bears. 34) --- to popular belief, he contends that bears do not desire as much for fruit as previously supposed. He also 35) ----- claims that they are ferocious. He says that people should not be misled by behavior such as swatting paws on the ground, as this is a defensive, rather than an aggressive, act. However, Robertson is no sentimentalist. After devoting year of his life to the bears, he is under no 36) ----- about their feelings for him.
obtain
win
achieve
receive
perception
awareness
insight
vision
opposite
opposed
contrary
contradictory
concludes
disputes
reasons
argues
error
doubt
illusion
impression
Question 39 are based on the following reading.
Independence brought cultural autonomy to the delta and a new project of nation-building. Now its inhabitants were invited to imagine themselves as Bangladeshis. For people who were then in their lives this was the third invitation to join a nation. They had been born as British Indian subjects, had grown up with the Indian Nationalist movement and had become Pakistanis in their thirties. now they were Bangladeshis, and they saw a new national culture taking shape. Its main pillars were language, a regional style and a search for modernity.
Independence brought cultural autonomy to the delta and a new project of nation-building. Now its inhabitants were invited to imagine themselves as Bangladeshis. For people who were then in their lives this was the third invitation to join a nation. They had been born as British Indian subjects, had grown up with the Indian Nationalist movement and had become Pakistanis in their thirties. now they were Bangladeshis, and they saw a new national culture taking shape. Its main pillars were language, a regional style and a search for modernity.
Cultural autonomy in the Bengal delta was celebrated after the birth of Bangladesh
The nation of Bangladesh gathers its strength form its language, unique regional style and quest for betterment
People of the Bengal delta have experienced many a projects of nation-building
National identity of the Bengali population was shifting from time to time
Question 40, 41, 42, 43, 44 and 45 are based on the following reading.
I decided to write this book because I was dissatisfied with parenting-advice literature, oversimplified and at odds with current scientific knowledge. Furthermore, frequent requests by frustrated parents convinced me that parents needed a consistent way of thinking to guide them in making worthy decisions. Contemporary parentings exceedingly difficult. Parents engaged in workforce often lament the lack of practical advice on their roles. pressured and preoccupied parents have added to the grave concern for the well-being of youth.
The fact that, at the moment, the younger generation is achieving less only manifests a deep rooted social problem affecting even the youth having the best of life's privileges. Deprivation of childhood, growing up too fast, or a sense of materialism in young people abound in the media. There is a growing sense of 'youth alienation' But agreement on what parents can and should do remains in a flux. While the goal of character and moral development has stood firm, the approach to accomplishing this has varied widely.
Some authors advise a 'parent - power' stance requiring to train and instruct as early as possible to 'maximise brain growth'. Others, the 'child-power advocates, however, attribute many of today's social problems to the excessive pressure put on children by parents. Children, for them, have built-in timetables for maturing and learning. The reality is that there are no hard and fast rules. The current predominant trend on child-rearing literature denies parents of any notable contribution to their children's development. This revelation of parental weakness comes at a time when many busy parents are poised to retreat from family obligations`, and, indeed, it grants them license to do so.
I decided to write this book because I was dissatisfied with parenting-advice literature, oversimplified and at odds with current scientific knowledge. Furthermore, frequent requests by frustrated parents convinced me that parents needed a consistent way of thinking to guide them in making worthy decisions. Contemporary parentings exceedingly difficult. Parents engaged in workforce often lament the lack of practical advice on their roles. pressured and preoccupied parents have added to the grave concern for the well-being of youth.
The fact that, at the moment, the younger generation is achieving less only manifests a deep rooted social problem affecting even the youth having the best of life's privileges. Deprivation of childhood, growing up too fast, or a sense of materialism in young people abound in the media. There is a growing sense of 'youth alienation' But agreement on what parents can and should do remains in a flux. While the goal of character and moral development has stood firm, the approach to accomplishing this has varied widely.
Some authors advise a 'parent - power' stance requiring to train and instruct as early as possible to 'maximise brain growth'. Others, the 'child-power advocates, however, attribute many of today's social problems to the excessive pressure put on children by parents. Children, for them, have built-in timetables for maturing and learning. The reality is that there are no hard and fast rules. The current predominant trend on child-rearing literature denies parents of any notable contribution to their children's development. This revelation of parental weakness comes at a time when many busy parents are poised to retreat from family obligations`, and, indeed, it grants them license to do so.
research suggests the quality of parenting skills has deeriorated
today's scientific views of parenting seem to be flawed
there is a lack of parenting literature written in a straightforward way
the available advisory material does not reflect current academic thinking
41. What does the author say about the concerns parents have?
Some of the issues are contradictory in nature
They are understandable given the challenges modern life
They cause a disproportionate amount of stress in family relationships
The balance between work and family life is only a secondary problem
They want to live an adult life before they are mentally ready
They are unaware of the opportunities provided for them
They are unable to appreciate the value of money
They fail to demonstrate a sense of purpose
Its core objective has remained constant
Its ideology stems for contemporary social issues
It traditionally placed strong emphasis on the protection of the child
It currently benefits from techniques tried and tested by previous generations
Thero is an absence of consensus on child-rearing among the expert themselves
Educational policies should be revised in the light of recent findings
Strict parents tend to have children who are academically unsuccessful
One approach to child-rearing appears to be more effective than all others
Itrepeats theories which have no solid foundation
It pleaces too much importance on formal education
It encourages parents to neglect thier resposibilites
It undermines the role of friends in children's development
Question 46, 47, 48, 49 and 50 are based on the following reading.
Sports as spectacle, and photography as a way of recording action, have developed together. At the beginning of the 20th century, Edward Muybridge was experimenting with photographs of movement. His pictures of a runner (32) ------- in every history of photography. Another milestone was when the scientist/photographer Harold Edgerton (33) ------ the limits of photographic technology with his study of a (34) ------- of milk hitting the surface of a dish of milk. Another advance was the development of miniature cameras in the late 1920s which made it possible for sports photographers to (35) ------ their cumbersome cameras behind. The significance of television as a transmitter of sports has improved the prospects of still photographers. All these people who watch a sports event on TV, with all its movement and action. (36) ------ the still image as a reminder of the game.
Sports as spectacle, and photography as a way of recording action, have developed together. At the beginning of the 20th century, Edward Muybridge was experimenting with photographs of movement. His pictures of a runner (32) ------- in every history of photography. Another milestone was when the scientist/photographer Harold Edgerton (33) ------ the limits of photographic technology with his study of a (34) ------- of milk hitting the surface of a dish of milk. Another advance was the development of miniature cameras in the late 1920s which made it possible for sports photographers to (35) ------ their cumbersome cameras behind. The significance of television as a transmitter of sports has improved the prospects of still photographers. All these people who watch a sports event on TV, with all its movement and action. (36) ------ the still image as a reminder of the game.
exhibit
show
feature
demonstrate
enlarged
extended
prolonged
spread
put
keep
lay
leave
choose
value
praise
cheer
splash
drop
dash
drip
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Bangla
1. ’য’ এর উচ্চারণ স্থানগত অবস্থান কী?
কণ্ঠ
মূর্ধা
দন্ত্য
তালব্য
ধানমন্ডি
দূর্নাম
বেনু
পরনিন্দা
বিশেষ
বিরুদ্ধে
নিশ্চয়
সিমা
করণে শূন্য
অপাদানে শূন্য
কর্মে শূন্য
কোনোটিই নয়
বাতাবি ও কাঁঠাল
আম ও জাম
আম ও কাঁঠাল
বাতাবি ও আম
নিষ্কর=নিঃ+কর
সতীশ=সতি+ঈশ
দুগ্ধ=দুহ্+ত
চতুর্থ=চতুঃ+থ
মহাভারত
তারিখ-ই-ফিরোজ শাহি
ঋগ্বেদ
মৎস্যপুরাণ
নরাঃ
নরৌ
আমরা
ধুতি-চাদর
উর্দু
ফারসি
আরবি
হিন্দি
পদাম্বয়ী অব্যয়
সংযোজক অব্যয়
অনম্বয়ী অব্যয়
ভাব বিশেষণ
11. কোন বাক্যটিতে যতি চিহ্নের ঠিক ব্যবহার রয়েছে?
৮৩, নিউপল্টন; আজিমপুর-ঢাকা
৮৩, নিউপল্টন, আজিমপুর, ঢাকা।
৮৩ নিউপল্টন, আজিমপুর; ঢাকা
৮৩ নিউপল্টন; আজিমপুর, ঢাকা
হীন চরিত্রবান লোক পশ্বাধম
রচনাটির উৎকর্ষতা অনস্বীকার্য।
যার লাঠি, তার ঘাঁটি।
হস্তীটি অত্যন্ত স্থুল।
কাব্য গ্রন্থ
অভিধান
আত্মজীবনী
উপাখ্যান
বাঘের ডাক
রাজহাঁসের ডাক
বিহঙ্গের ধ্বনি
মোরগের ডাক
অন্যান্য
প্রবল প্রতিদ্বন্দ্বী
ছটফটে ভাব
সামান্য লোক
চাচা আপন প্রান বাঁচা
একাই একশো
অনুগত বন্ধুদ্বয়
চোরে চোরে মাস্তুতো ভাই
তারাশঙ্কর বন্দ্যোপধ্যায়
দিলওয়ার
দক্ষিণারঞ্জন মিত্র মজুমদার
দ্বিজেন্দ্রলাল রায়
শেষ লেখা
শেষের পরিচয়
শেষগান
সবগুলোই
আত্ম উপলব্ধি
খাবার সরবরাহ
পরোপকার
ন্যায় বিচার করা
কর্ণ
ঘন
দুহিতা
বিভা
পরাক্রম, বীর
রাক্ষস, দাস
বীর, দাস
পরাক্রম, দাস
হোয়াইট এ্যাওয়ে লেলডর
হোয়াইট এ্যাওয়ে লেডলর
হোয়াইট সিল্ক এ্যাওয়ে
হোয়াইট এ্যাওয়ে সিল্ক
দার্শনিক ও রাজা
বস্তুবাদী দার্শনিক ও মুনি
ধ্যানী ও মুনি
দেবতা ও ঋষি
বন্ধু ও বউ
চাঁদ ও বউ
অস্ত্র ও বউ
শিকারি ও বউ
তন্ত্রীপা
ভুসূকুপা
লইপা
চাটিল্লপা
শুদ্ধোধন = শুদ্ধ + ওদন
পরিষ্কার = পরি + কার
আশ্চর্য = আ + চর্য
অহরহ = অহঃ + অহ
আলোচিত ঢাকা
পূর্ব বাংলা
রাজপথ
কমলবন
গণকী
গনিকা
গনকিনী
গণক বৌ
প্রতিষ্ঠান
মানুষ
প্রতিষেধক
কৃষক
অপশ্রুতি
ধ্বনি পরিবর্তন
অভিশ্রুতি
B ও C উভয়ই
আমরা
কালসাপ
কাঁকলা
অনুতাপ
তুর্কি
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