DU ঢাকা বিশ্ববিদ্যালয় আইবিএ (বিবিএ) ভর্তি পরীক্ষা ২০১৫-২০১৬

Instructions: Read the following sentences and selection that corrects the underlined sections. If the underlined sections are correct as written, choose option A.The gas-filled balloon rose in the air.

Instructions: Read the following sentences and selection that corrects the underlined sections. If the underlined sections are correct as written, choose option A.Do you know that these gloves have lay on the bureau all week?

Instructions: Read the following sentences and selection that corrects the underlined sections. If the underlined sections are correct as written, choose option A.If the books have been cataloged last week, I would have registered those.

Instructions: Read the following sentences and selection that corrects the underlined sections. If the underlined sections are correct as written, choose option A.Someone gives the school gerbils every year.

Instructions: A related pair of words in capital letters is followed by five pairs of words. Select the pair of words that best expresses a relationship similar to that expressed in the original pair of words.FLU: MALADY

Select the word or pair of words that best complete the meaning of the sentence.The director's ___ from fiscal ___ has led the company to bankruptcy.

Instructions: A related pair of words in capital letters is followed by five pairs of words. Select the pair of words that best expresses a relationship similar to that expressed in the original pair of words.BASKETBALL: HOOP

Instructions: A related pair of words in capital letters is followed by five pairs of words. Select the pair of words that best expresses a relationship similar to that expressed in the original pair of words.LETHARGIC: ENERGY

Instructions: A related pair of words in capital letters is followed by five pairs of words. Select the pair of words that best expresses a relationship similar to that expressed in the original pair of words.DIALOGUE: PLAYWRIGHT

Instructions: A related pair of words in capital letters is followed by five pairs of words. Select the pair of words that best expresses a relationship similar to that expressed in the original pair of words.BELLOW: FURY

Instructions: For each question, select the word(s)/phrase(s) that appropriately fill(s) in the gap(s).The investors were not fooled by the manager's —- proposal; his plan was obviously——-.

Instructions: For each question, select the word(s)/phrase(s) that appropriately fill(s) in the gap(s).A comedian's biggest ——— is that his anecdotes will become ——-.

Instructions: For each question, select the word(s)/phrase(s) that appropriately fill(s) in the gap(s).The ——-of the committee must reflect the purpose - created.

Instructions: In each of the following questions, choose the option where the suffix or prefix has been INCORRECTLY used.

Instructions: In each of the following questions, choose the option where the suffix or prefix has been INCORRECTLY used.

Instructions: In each of the following questions, choose the option where the suffix or prefix has been INCORRECTLY used.

Instructions: In each of the following sentences, there is one word missing. Identify the missing word from the given choices. A number of clinical trials shown regular exercise to be strongly linked to heightened immunity.

Instructions: In each of the following sentences, there is one word missing. Identify the missing word from the given choices.You need to hear both sides of the story before making your mind.

Instructions: In each of the following sentences, there is one word missing. Identify the missing word from the given choices.The spy managed to pass on the message though the police were watchful.

Instructions: In each of the following sentences, there is one word missing. Identify the missing word from the given choices.Due to an accident on the flyover, traffic was delayed nearly an hour.

Instructions: Choose the most appropriate SYNONYM to the word in capital letters.UNRAVEL

Instructions: Choose the most appropriate SYNONYM to the word in capital letters.FULMINATE

Instructions: Choose the most appropriate ANTONYM to the word in capital letters.SMOTHER

Instructions: Choose the most appropriate ANTONYM to the word in capital letters.DEFIANCE

Instructions: Read the following passage and select the best answer for each of the questions that follow.Most educated people of the eighteenth century, such as the Founding Fathers, subscribed to Natural Rights Theory, the idea that every human being has a considerable number of innate rights, simply by virtue of being a human being when the US Constitution was sent to the states for ratification, many at that time felt that the federal government outlined by the constitution would be too strong, and that rights of individual citizens against the government had to be clarified. This led to the Bill of Right, the first ten amendments, which were ratified at he same time as the Constitution. The first eight of these amendments list specific rights of citizens. Some leaders feared that listing some rights could be interpreted to mean that citizens didn't have other, unlisted rights. Toward this end, James Madison and others produced the Ninth Amendment, which states; the fact that certain rights are listed in the Constitution shall not be construed to imply that other rights of the people are denied.Constitutional traditionalists interpret the Ninth Amendment as a rule for reading the rest of the constitution. They would argue that "Ninth Amendment rights" are a misconceived notion: the amendment does not, by itself, create federally enforceable rights. In particular, this strict reasoning would be opposed to the creation of any new rights based on the amendment. Rather, according to this view, the amendment merely protects those rights that citizens already have, whether they are explicitly listed in the Constitution or simply implicit in people's lives and in American tradition.More liberal interpreters of the US Constitution have a much more expansive view of the Ninth Amendment. In their view, the Ninth Amendment guarantees to American citizens a vast universe of potential rights, some of which we have enjoyed for two centuries, and others that the Founding Fathers could not possibly have conceived. These scholars point out that some rights, such as voting rights of women or minorities, were not necessarily viewed as rights by the majority of citizens in late eighteenth century America, but are taken as fundamental and unquestionable in modern America. While those rights cited are protected specifically by other amendments and laws, the argument asserts that other unlisted rights also could evolve from unthinkable to perfectly acceptable, and the Ninth Amendment would protect these as-yet-undefined rights.The author cites the scholars referring to "voting rights of women or minorities" in order to -

Instructions: Read the following passage and select the best answer for each of the questions that follow.Most educated people of the eighteenth century, such as the Founding Fathers, subscribed to Natural Rights Theory, the idea that every human being has a considerable number of innate rights, simply by virtue of being a human being when the US Constitution was sent to the states for ratification, many at that time felt that the federal government outlined by the constitution would be too strong, and that rights of individual citizens against the government had to be clarified. This led to the Bill of Right, the first ten amendments, which were ratified at he same time as the Constitution. The first eight of these amendments list specific rights of citizens. Some leaders feared that listing some rights could be interpreted to mean that citizens didn't have other, unlisted rights. Toward this end, James Madison and others produced the Ninth Amendment, which states; the fact that certain rights are listed in the Constitution shall not be construed to imply that other rights of the people are denied.Constitutional traditionalists interpret the Ninth Amendment as a rule for reading the rest of the constitution. They would argue that "Ninth Amendment rights" are a misconceived notion: the amendment does not, by itself, create federally enforceable rights. In particular, this strict reasoning would be opposed to the creation of any new rights based on the amendment. Rather, according to this view, the amendment merely protects those rights that citizens already have, whether they are explicitly listed in the Constitution or simply implicit in people's lives and in American tradition.More liberal interpreters of the US Constitution have a much more expansive view of the Ninth Amendment. In their view, the Ninth Amendment guarantees to American citizens a vast universe of potential rights, some of which we have enjoyed for two centuries, and others that the Founding Fathers could not possibly have conceived. These scholars point out that some rights, such as voting rights of women or minorities, were not necessarily viewed as rights by the majority of citizens in late eighteenth century America, but are taken as fundamental and unquestionable in modern America. While those rights cited are protected specifically by other amendments and laws, the argument asserts that other unlisted rights also could evolve from unthinkable to perfectly acceptable, and the Ninth Amendment would protect these as-yet-undefined rights.Constitutional scholars of both the traditionalist and liberal views would agree that 'Ninth Amendment rights".....

Instructions: Read the following passage and select the best answer for each of the questions that follow.Most educated people of the eighteenth century, such as the Founding Fathers, subscribed to Natural Rights Theory, the idea that every human being has a considerable number of innate rights, simply by virtue of being a human being when the US Constitution was sent to the states for ratification, many at that time felt that the federal government outlined by the constitution would be too strong, and that rights of individual citizens against the government had to be clarified. This led to the Bill of Right, the first ten amendments, which were ratified at he same time as the Constitution. The first eight of these amendments list specific rights of citizens. Some leaders feared that listing some rights could be interpreted to mean that citizens didn't have other, unlisted rights. Toward this end, James Madison and others produced the Ninth Amendment, which states; the fact that certain rights are listed in the Constitution shall not be construed to imply that other rights of the people are denied.Constitutional traditionalists interpret the Ninth Amendment as a rule for reading the rest of the constitution. They would argue that "Ninth Amendment rights" are a misconceived notion: the amendment does not, by itself, create federally enforceable rights. In particular, this strict reasoning would be opposed to the creation of any new rights based on the amendment. Rather, according to this view, the amendment merely protects those rights that citizens already have, whether they are explicitly listed in the Constitution or simply implicit in people's lives and in American tradition.More liberal interpreters of the US Constitution have a much more expansive view of the Ninth Amendment. In their view, the Ninth Amendment guarantees to American citizens a vast universe of potential rights, some of which we have enjoyed for two centuries, and others that the Founding Fathers could not possibly have conceived. These scholars point out that some rights, such as voting rights of women or minorities, were not necessarily viewed as rights by the majority of citizens in late eighteenth century America, but are taken as fundamental and unquestionable in modern America. While those rights cited are protected specifically by other amendments and laws, the argument asserts that other unlisted rights also could evolve from unthinkable to perfectly acceptable, and the Ninth Amendment would protect these as-yet-undefined rights.In the view of James Madison and the other Founding Fathers, the Ninth Amendment limits the power of the central Federal government by……

Rahat can complete a task in 30 minutes, working together with his brother Mominul, he can complete the same task in 20 minutes. How long would it take for Muminul working along to complete the task?

What is the missing letter in the following box?

A teacher has 3 hours to grade all the papers submitted by the 35 students in her class. She gets through the first 5 papers in 30 minutes. How much faster does she have to work to grade the remaining papers in the allotted time?

The probability of rolling any number on a weighted 6-sided die, with faces numbered 1 through 6, is directly proportional to the number rolled. What is the probability of getting 5, if the die is rolled only once?

The day before the day before yesterday is three days after Saturday. What day is it today?

If x is a positive integer, what is the units digit of (24)5+2x(36) 6(17)³?

A group of six friends - Jack, Kimberly, Lee, Melissa, Nick Olivia - go out to eat at a restaurant. They are seated evenly around a circular table based on the following conditions:Melissa does not sit next to Jack.Jack sits next to Olivia or Nick, but not both of them.Kimberly sits next to Nick.If Olivia sits next to Jack, then she doesn't sit next to Lee.If Jack sits next to Kimberly, then which one of the following pairs of people must be seated next to each other?

The sum of all solutions for x in the equation x²-8x+21=[x-4]+5 is equal to:

A group of six friends - Jack, Kimberly, Lee, Melissa, Nick Olivia - go out to eat at a restaurant. They are seated evenly around a circular table based on the following conditions:Melissa does not sit next to Jack.Jack sits next to Olivia or Nick, but not both of them.Kimberly sits next to Nick.If Olivia sits next to Jack, then she doesn't sit next to Lee.If Jack and Olivia sit next to each other, then Lee CANNOT sit next to both:

The length of one edge of a cube equals 4. What is the distance between the center of the cube and one of its vertices?

A group of six friends - Jack, Kimberly, Lee, Melissa, Nick Olivia - go out to eat at a restaurant. They are seated evenly around a circular table based on the following conditions:Melissa does not sit next to Jack.Jack sits next to Olivia or Nick, but not both of them.Kimberly sits next to Nick.If Olivia sits next to Jack, then she doesn't sit next to Lee.If Jack sits next to Olivia, then which of the following is a complete and accurate list of the people who could also sit next to Jack?

The expression √(2+√(2+√(2+√(2+√(2+ ......))))) extends to an infinite number of roots. Which of the following choices most closely approximates the value of this expression?

A group of six friends - Jack, Kimberly, Lee, Melissa, Nick Olivia - go out to eat at a restaurant. They are seated evenly around a circular table based on the following conditions:Melissa does not sit next to Jack.Jack sits next to Olivia or Nick, but not both of them.Kimberly sits next to Nick.If Olivia sits next to Jack, then she doesn't sit next to Lee.Which of the following must be false if Jack sits next to Nick?I. Kimberly sits next to Lee.II. Nick sits directly opposite Melissa.III. Lee sits next to Jack and Olivia.

A group of six friends - Jack, Kimberly, Lee, Melissa, Nick Olivia - go out to eat at a restaurant. They are seated evenly around a circular table based on the following conditions:Melissa does not sit next to Jack.Jack sits next to Olivia or Nick, but not both of them.Kimberly sits next to Nick.If Olivia sits next to Jack, then she doesn't sit next to Lee.
If Olivia sits next to Nick, then which of the following must be true:

When x is divided by 13, the answer is y with a remainder of 3. When x is divided by 7, the answer is z with a remainder of 3. If x, y, and z are all possible integers, what is the remainder of yz/13?

What is the next-highest prime number after 67?

Samuel is considered a bad fisherman because, during the past season, he caught fewer fish than any of his teammates while spending four months on a boat off Dutch Harbor.Which of the following, if true, most weakens the argument above?

Which one of the following is the minimum value of the sum of two integers whose product is 36?

A group of six friends - Jack, Kimberly, Lee, Melissa, Nick Olivia - go out to eat at a restaurant. They are seated evenly around a circular table based on the following conditions:Melissa does not sit next to Jack.Jack sits next to Olivia or Nick, but not both of them.Kimberly sits next to Nick.If Olivia sits next to Jack, then she doesn't sit next to Lee.As a result of implementing an experimental farming system that combined aggressive new fertilization, deep irrigation, and speculative pesticides, the yield on crops at a farm in central California grew consistently and considerably over the past six years. However, yields this year unexpectedly plummeted, causing the farm's owners considerable financial difficulties.Which of the following statements, if true best explains the unexpected drop in yield.

2pq5 is a four digit number divisible by 25. If the number formed from the two digits pq is a multiple of 13. Then pq =

There are five people - Sarah, Bill, Eric, Molly, Nick - scheduled for appointments at a doctor's office on a specific morning, plus a walk-in, Katie. There are five appointment slots: 9:30, 10:00, 11:00, and 11:30. The following conditions apply.Katie will only get a slot if one of the five people with an appointment does not show up.Sarah is not scheduled for 10:00 or 11:00.Eric is scheduled for 11:30.Molly's appointment is immediately before Nick's.Which one of the following is a possible sequence of the 5 people's appointments?

The total income of Mr. Teng in the years 2003, 2004, and 2005 was BDT 36,400. His income had increased by 20% each year. What was his income (BDT) in 20057

In the sequence an, the n-th term is defined as (an-1-1)2. If a3=64, then what is the vale of a1?