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March 30, 2012www.englishbd.com evsjv‡`‡k me©cÖ_g Bs‡iwR wel‡qi c~Y©v½ I‡qemvBUINJURIOUS(a)wZKi Damaging,HarmfulINTENSE (a) Zxeª, Pig Extreme,PowerfulINTENSIFY ZxeªZv e„w× Increase,(v)Kiv HeightenIRREGULR(a)IRRELEVANT(a)LAZYLANGUI (a).wb‡¯ÍR/`ye©jLICENTIOUS (a). Am‛PwiÎLUSTER (n).J¾¡j¨MEDLEY (n).wewfbœ e¯‘i wgkªYMELLIFLUOUS (a). ZkÖ‚wZgayiMITIGATE (a).Dckg KivMOLLIFY (v).kvšÍ KivMOTLEY.wewea e¯‘i wgkªYNEFARIOUS (a).`yðwiÎNIMBLE (a).PUc‡UOBDURATE (a).GK¸u‡q, †R`xOPAQUE (a).1. Am‛Q 2. `y‡e©va¨OPPORTUNE (a). mg‡qvwPZOPULENCE (n). 1. abvX¨Zv 2. cÖvPzh©PALLIATE (v).cÖkwgZ KivPAROCHIAL (a). AvÂwjKPARTISAN (a). 1. mg_©K 2. ccvZc~YPEDESTRIAN (a). bximPENURY (n).`vwi`ª¨PERENNIAL (a).wPi¯’vqxPERFUNCTORY (a). fvmv-fvmvPERTINENT (a).cÖvmw½KPERTURB (v).wezäPETULANT (a).wLUwLu‡UPLETHORA (n).AvwaK¨PLEDICAMENT (n). wec¾bK Ae¯’vPROBITY (n).mZZvPUERILE (a).wkïm~jfPUGNACIOUS (a). SMov‡UPUNY (a).z`ª, `~e©jPUSILLANIMOUS (a). fxiæ, KvcyiælRANSACK (v).RASH (a).RAUCOUS (a).INSIDIOUS (a)wbqgewn©f~Z,AmgZjKivAcÖmw½KkªgwegyLAjmUnconventionalUnrelated,ImpertinentIdle,IndolentZbœ Zbœ K‡i †LuvRvnVKvixKK©kQjbvc~Y©Beneficial,helpfulWeak, MildDiminish,Abate,LessenUsual,Normal,UniformPertinent,Germane(cÖvmw½K)Energetic,ActiveHome Work-01Read the passage below and select answer to the question 1-8In 1920 after some thirty-nine years of problems with disease, high cost,and politics, the Panama Canal was officially opened, finally linkingthe Atlantic and pacific Oceans by allowing ships to pass through thefifty-mile canal (5) zone instead of traveling some seven thousandmiles around Cape Horn. It takes a ship approximately eight hours tocomplete the trip through the canal and cost an average of fifteenthousand dollars, one tenth of what it would cost an average ship toround the Horn More than fifteen thousand (10) ships pass throughits each years.The French initiated the project but sold their rights to the UnitedStates, which actually began the will control it until the end of thetwentieth century when Panama takes over its duties1. Who currently control the Panama Canal?A. France B. United StatesC. Panama D. Canal Zone E. None of the above2. The word ‗locks‘ in line 10 is closest in meaning toA. securities B. latchesC. takes D. canal gates E. harbors3. On the average, how much would it cost a ship to travel aroundCape Horn?A. $ 15,000,000 B. 1,500,000C. $ 150,000 D. $ 15,000 E. 1,5004. In what year the construction begun on the canal?A. 1950 B. 1920C. 1939 D. 1999 E. 18815. It can be inferred form the passage thatA. The Canal is a costly project which should be reevaluatedB. despite all the problems involved the project is beneficial.C. Many captains prefer to sail around CapeHorn because it is less expensive.D. Problems have made it necessary for three governments tocontrol the canal over the years.E. the canal is useless.6. In line 3, the word ‗linking is closest in meaning toA. controlling B. dispersingC. detaching D. joining E. dividing7. In live 11, ‗initiated‘ is nearest in meaning toA. purchased B. launchedC. forfeited D. forced E. compelled8. All of the following are the true except.A. it costs so much are true except the locks because very fewships use them.B. the United States received the rights to the canal form theFrench.C. a ship can pass through the canal in only eight hours.D. passing through the canal saves thousands of miles of travel timearound Cape Horn.E. the Panama Canal links the Atlantic and thepacific Oceans.Answer Keys1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8C D D B D D B A|| AUTHOR :: DIGITAL SUCCESS IN ENGLISH || www.sarbin.peperonity.com || Email: sarbin_munshi@yahoo.com || Next Page >>
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