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The researchers asked to find out how the merger ____ influence shareholders and affect the overall industry. a. were Id b. had been... can c. were... Can d. had been were... will 12. Intheir ii and pay to their words i eiders; he b. elderly; gesture c. older; regard d. elder elderly; extol 3. When our charismatic leader passed away, the whole nation was with grief, a. stricke I elt d. mourning _ e. shrouded 14. Most villa le jomeland: greater portunities b. searchir nomical opportunities arc nic opportunities din se pportunities ¢. in sear portunities 15. i he poor child began to cry a. Bewildering b, Having been bewildered ©. Having bew ilder< d. Standing bewildered _e. 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Sex (a) aeea Se: teeewers ar eee ce eefee sare cae Png aAKe wee Bers IST CUNT | wim, Bere: ¢, ‘oevecnt et SHA | aria wags zenie Mens CM G Pay heed to = =Cqrer" crat | elderly = awe fe war | Bax: a aera we STS HRATEA ORT SHCARTS FATA TA ARN IEA SAT TATRT FHCHT CHEAT When our charismatic leader passed away, the whole nation was stricken grief. charismatic (=F RTES) = AEHTS Pars FAS TR prief= aeVANeS FAG ES Cs FE wa wee) | sticken with pass away (a6 we ETH SATENA in search of PITH Ass x, fre fT gap- 43 ST (a) 8 (d) economical (7%) 8 economics (ATR AR ) HO TH SES TH VA A |S Bex: (c) 2 Most villagers left their homelands searching reater economic op} (oe: cores ere rere STEERS Cera GETS ca eas ARTS cat |) Aer |) Sena TRA TST TAT CTA, crowd wat 7 Gixga Wea | wae Bea: (b) Having been bewilderec (ae: wrens Stree ‘Bee: (c) wt sii tafoa ors Bertie wae wepfine x aes HOE bewildered afer TH ~ATETAS STOPS past ed in the crowd, the poor child be weer ar fae Free acs wae ga an tO ery 1 Ap ftir asta ta TBA-s@ MBA. 11 Admission Test December, 3018 aa @ a 17-20: jon: Underlined parts of the following sentences may contain error (s) in grammar, diction, usage or idiom. Choose the underlined Portion that contains such errors. If there is no error select (e), the tales of his bravery, I was really awed and impressed. Ni b d itor e f making fun of everything and 18 c d € 1 Wasfin becavise off ie : . Everybody heartily congratulated Wasfia because 9. Every f her hard work and commitment. No Error which was 1 MBA # d around him. If only ain, hard, and the pain quivered through his body. was nothing he could do. He heard the boats roaring above Hos they were nearing the shore, Bruno whipped his tail in fury. f gradually closing its hands, There were cries now above the surfag monster grated on sand. The shore! They had reached the shore! Fra flung himself against one of the tiny holes. He gave a cry as the scales tore f back ~ then a cry of joy. He was free! Free! * : He lunged forward below the surface. Down he sped, rejoicing in his tininess, only a little bigger, he would have been dying on the shore now. The fateful sho 21. Why does the author repeat ‘squeezed’ in line 6? a, fo show that Bruno was good at squeezing, b. to show that everybody was squeezing ©. to show that Bruno was trying repeatedly 1 d. to show that Bruno was too big c. None of the above | The “pain” mentioned in line 8 resulted from: a. depression and frustration —_b. enormous effort to escape attack by the monster d. lashing of tails e. None of the above The monster was gradually “closing its hands” means was tightening its fist. b. It was now brushing them with its hands. tting powerful as they were moving towards the surfage, ide was contracting as it was moving up. _ e, None of the above: nentioned in line 13 was because of : b. Frustration c, Relief f e. End of a sad and depressing session 25. Which of the follo ‘monster” probably ar a. an animal a hands wer ng set of words best describe what “Bruno” and trap b. a sea animal and a giant ¢. a small sea animal and a big sea animal f ting tet 4. fish and a fishing ne . not clear from the passage [ ater: Q. 21-25 | 21. te Rom, Ge PM ores ‘squeezed’ a” ® ‘squeezed’ “8 Com repeat Bac? Passage-B eee JOR 6 11% 195 omy fe; uno tried to push himself through igh one of the holes Fearecone wad fice fears rung ‘sar ooh Fe aw ee ee * TRASH MBA 44 Adiasion Test Decent er, 2015 « @ mae] witea Bye pain v ww ww Bom wen ages Sm wits | i pot d € pain quivered throu, bol oa wt s ace IEE RMT |) passage 4 * ‘ Re pa Ts SWC eH | (Gey 6 Better (cr 26. Femned] — , both ii and iii e. iii only hae mata Q. 26 - 30 ’ ) = wfrarea ere wat | Diabolical (ermcafire) = 5 Pea cee Gera = won, Tot (comtim)= yafre ear; yf | Typewriter (Gmeg) = FaRRTT | Nese eile; orca | Naivety (@afets) = wreareer, Machinery : the structure and systems of an organization or process ( a ators afanitire aa; aaa Pate; eRe) Example; The State administrative and political machinery needs proactive in infrastructure development.(w4: Example : ‘The real challenge for the BJP is gearing up its organisational (eet: Romie or age ores ar os HIKe TeAVTAs ew Ta |) Machinate : to make secret plans in order to get an advantage. (3% coe cm | 3yNE Ta) e Example: The hackers machinated a way to steal credit numbers ona company's Web site.(a&: arora @rmifis een’ care GHEE aaa DAA Sara By ete Bry ca wear |) He machinated against other bishops. 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In how m hours does y finish the work? ado b. 50 ©. 60 4.70 ¢. none of these In a box, there are 60 more black marbles than red marbles. If the number of red marbles is 40% of the total number of marbles, how many marbles are there in the box’? a. 270 b. 280 c. 300 d. 360 ¢. none of these 39, iia Hm and n are nonzero integers and 390m = 150n, then mn must be divisible by 10 b. 45 ©. 50 . 65 c. none of these The salary of x and y are Tk, 26000 and Tk. 5000 respectively. If their salaries were increased by Tk. m then the ratio of their salary would become 5: 2, What s the value of m in Taka? 3000, b. 4500 ¢. 6000 d. 9000 ¢. none of these What is the smallest positive integer n such that the product of 1152 x nis @ perfect square? a. 2 b.4 C6 d.8 €. none of these In is an integer greater than 5, which of the following must be divisible by 4? a. n(n (r ) b. (n + 4) (n— 2) n(2n + 4)(n—1) d. (n+ 5) (n-2) ¢. none of these Ona track for remote-controlled racing cars, racing car A completes the track in 5 ile racing car B completes it in 35 seconds, If they both stat at w many seconds will they be side by side again? b. 325 ©. 385 d. 425 ¢. none of these integers, and 7x ~ 4y = 20, which of the following could be te the same time, after hi If x and value of x? a. € b8 6.9 15 ©. none of In a class there are 15 students Starting from roll mamber 1 to 15, randomly pick 2 students, what is the probability that roll number of b students will be odd? a 8/15 ©. WS ©. 4/15 d. WS 5 of 100 students, 45 play football and 4 Be eae football or cricket of beth, then how m either foo play either | me cricket b. 36 ©. 38 d. 42 34 8 play cricket, 1f 79 students 40. ‘any students play football but ©. none of these tains only marbles. If % of the marbles 1. A box contair were removed, the box would ts capacity. If instead 100 marbles were added, the box wey led to 1/3 of its capaci stead 10 be fille¢ on e marbles are there in the bo a i 140 1, 170 ©. none of these “_ 7 si c. 336 d. 339 ©. none of these lowing must be true? ! hich of the follo y red ce. none of th AAA ye sm Meir "6 Moth 9 A AY ps) 34. 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SS ee 9 45. en erare, sim fog mae wore oy 20 FO.AR. oer aASRE 60 FSR. WOH RS ae | We Fee trip- 20x + 601 — 60x = 301 > — 40x =~ 30f => 4x =3t; x: t=324 wae, ont aan i er 4 were x= 3 WH | wie, ot race 5c" 20 keh Fe 2. fds Bea: (b) be atx= » >)-9]=-2+y = fr-y]=4fr45] fira|x— y|=-[x-+ y| @r8 me eH y $0; FoR x sy, Wee! x 2x2x2xK2x2x2xK2xK2=2'x 2 Wee 2 HNN y= 2x24; 50. 51 22. (GH: erga arte 104.506 sren8 cme 4.5% profit} wif, speed x time = distance quiet trast M12, 14 x ¢— 10 x f= 20 141 -101=20 > 4t=20 > t= et = 10kn/hr &om SfourE yay ECA = (10 x 5)= 50 km. ~. Aa Bea: (a) qt BTR G, 0.5 x 0.005 x 0.5 x 0.005 x 10° = weal aetreetn ges, 0.5 x 0.005 x 0.5 x 0.005 = 0,00000625 Gk PHATSS A CHB digit wee 8 1B wie acre ctcw ze aM 10° wat Gt SAW RE wR x GHA VTS PIA 8 S| Note; srs wfices ota TO digit wre w fre ae eaTAA TES SACS BE | eT 0.5 x 0,005 x 0.5 x 0.005 = 0.00000625 1 a2 wererafé caa a1 wa 84 THC “a digit oo cat maeita RAS Was SAG saw ara |”. HASH Bea: (a) rem Sie, AP esta SPLOT VTS = 3:2 aa a, safes wer = 30 Trt ae gafba wrmeT = 20 Bret aie waren = (30 + 20) = 50 Brent gaat, safore AS aCMTE 40% TAR, 40% of 30 Bret = 12 Bret ga fea facrayen = 30 — 12 = 18 Br gatera, 2a fears = 20 + 30% of 20=20+6= 26 Bret 18 +26 = 44 Bre; -. = 50-44 = 6 Bm 4 \ i 4 100 Jo= 12%;.-. *S SeA: (a) ST Se, yal 4 4 gl? 4 4! = 4! 4 40.4 + 410.424 40.4? = 419 (1 +a Oe Ol 49x 85 Crmy 4!° aq mira 85 6 wt TATA INR WHE RATT 4 eR BS Wate Ferre faeren as 4! 9¢ 95 wranne 17 tat Preven RA 1. HOt Bee: (C) & TS factor WE AVM We, cost price = x Bre «=e Marked price = y Bret ‘MarENM, 80% of y = 88% of x [12% "AF ICR RR TILA MEME BBM] ts 1% of y = ee 95% of y = S8%OFX95 _ 10,4 54 of x ere, 4.5% MOR | afte Bee (a). 55. 1 8A worker 15 minute- #a 1 unit m 1 84 worker 1 Wr aa = 1 x 4 = 4 unit m; 1 BA worker 10 83" = 4 x 10 = 10 unit m 200 unit m -43 FD PITT = =50R 1 v4 worker 20 fafacé aa 1 unit n; 1 4 worker 1 WSR = 1 x3 =3 unit 1 85 worker 10 3m = (3 x 10) = 30 unit n; 300 unit n 1 ome 8 sito SETA, yaa THE 4, £ a mee RS ATA | ASA y- TA Positive 7 Negative W038 WS A | sary oe mifkeeat car eM TCHR A AR (1) AR (2)-4 AE PATE mifirene Gea con wat res A | wie oe Se (C) | 58. Ds eerie, Bx 1 ts x— eH (1) a (1)-cotee stent ata, x? < (1-2); 8, xa am of — 1 Be wre STAT (1) -1<1+19,-1<20771 1 SRR, rege TR — 1 gm vice AG 6 RE ER TAR, x-st AIN —> NOS SE Pass esl = Gs ee (1-2) = 14+ TR, x < (1 — x) aitenf8 Fre RR | + ea, Statement (1) Sufficient #4 (Q)xf — 1 AGL o. "foe Bea (b) 59. (i) RA OSM IKE, . X(e+ 1) (x +2) ROE 3 wat faeET | BowTH, n-4a TH odd FRR! even THR AS Cr: 2x3x4=24; 3 war fewren (42 cre n = even ART RM) ‘ara, 3 x 4 x 5 = 60; afd 3 wren freten (4% crm n = odd aT EM) . Data (i) Sufficient #4 (ii) 4 Cre aI, n (n+ 1) (n+ 2), 4 wat FaSTeH n- 3x = 24 », Total student = 4x +x = 5x = 408m |, 7 Baw (co) ‘ + ie le Exhibition exactly five cars are to be played yctly five stands, arranged along a single wall and me 0 5. The cars are to be selected from a total of 8 cars MM nd U—- and displayed one car on each stand according to the following co « Bither M or U or both must be selected. < IfMis selected, M must be on stand 1 < Bither R or S must be on stand 3 «If Tis selected, P must also be selected, and T and P must the ands t tes n are immediately adjacent to one another a : 1. Which of the following is an acceptable selection of cars to be displayed on stands | through 5? 1 3 ea RT P Q oa Tr Ss t ?e Ss | f PR >wing pairs of cars can be on stands that are Qand P d. Rand T e. UandR Pisr 1 1 of the following lists, in alphabetical M, ¢ ».N S, and T c. N,Q, S, and U ce. Q,S, T, and U if f lowing can be on starid 5 EXCEPT? T c.Q dR eM following cars must be selected? R as e.U mara: Q, 61 — 65) Ftc ete 11 AT offing ateercaits selection Foe COMP gen Braet ey ora ae re wre) ACW ee |e a Fe (@) wart et 61 car c stand a Boreas on Soros att w . WM eta U wee (©) #4 ¢ ar gt aT nice watt Select ee, DE Pow wae Tw Re eR WAR T 6 P fica (b) am ate |... Bea: (c) wt T anes stand 5-6, rece FOF car-COMTOTeTA CHATS ary wea Fa sara faroa 3e ara we FAfSR stand-

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