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A
Gerund
B
adverb
C
preposition
D
participle

Explanation

Here 'retired' modifies the noun 'officer'. It acts as an adjective but is formed from a verb (past participle form), so it is a Participle (specifically, Past Participle).

A
at
B
with
C
in
D
for

Explanation

'Concerned in' means involved or implicated in something (like a plot/crime). 'Concerned with' means interested in or dealing with something. Here 'in' is correct.

A
will freeze
B
freezes
C
would freeze
D
froze

Explanation

This is a scientific truth/Zero Conditional sentence. Both parts take Present Indefinite Tense. So, 'freezes' is the correct form.

A
Extraordinary
B
spendthrift
C
economical
D
authentic

Explanation

'Frugal' means economical or thrifty (মিতব্যয়ী). Its antonym is 'spendthrift' (অপব্যয়ী). 'Economical' is a synonym.

A
To challenge the enemy with courage
B
Force the enemy to submit
C
Out of one’s wit
D
Surrender before the enemy

Explanation

'Take the bull by the horns' means to deal with a difficult situation directly and with courage.

A
a few
B
quite a few
C
many
D
a little

Explanation

'Money' is an uncountable noun. 'A few' and 'many' are used for countable nouns. 'A little' is used for uncountable nouns to mean a small amount.

A
He is poor and honest
B
As he is poor, he is honest
C
He is poor but honest
D
Since he is poor, he is honest

Explanation

To make a sentence compound from 'Though/Although', we use 'but'. Thus: 'He is poor but honest'.

A
The Rime of the Ancient Mariner
B
Kubla Khan
C
The Nightingle
D
The Dungeon

Explanation

These famous lines are from S.T. Coleridge's poem 'The Rime of the Ancient Mariner'.

A
Emily Dickinson
B
T.S Eliot
C
Mathew Arnold
D
John Donne

Explanation

This line opens the poem 'The Canonization' by the metaphysical poet John Donne.

A
better to had get
B
had better to get
C
had better got
D
had better get

Explanation

'Had better' is used to give strong advice. The structure is 'Subject + had better + base form of verb'. So, 'had better get' is correct.