Suffix and Suffix -Derivatives - Exercise -1 for University Admission Test, Job Application Test, BCS Exam and Any Competitive Examination
- Fakhruddin Babar

- Nov 30, 2025
- 16 min read
Updated: Dec 16, 2025
TOPIC: Suffix and Suffix DERIVATIVES
TOPIC: SUFFIX & PREFIX
Prefix (উপসর্গ): যখন নতুন কোনো word গঠনের জন্য যে letter বা group of letters কে কোনো একটি শব্দের শুরুতে যুক্ত করা হলে তাকে Prefix (উপসর্গ) বলে। Suffix (বিভক্তি ও প্রত্যয়): শব্দের শেষে যুক্ত করা হলে তাকে Suffix (বিভক্তি ও প্রত্যয়) বলে। Prefix (উপসর্গ) এবং Suffix (প্রত্যয় ও বিভক্তি, সংযোজন) কে একত্রে Affix (প্রত্যয় বা উপসর্গ, সংযুক্তি) বলে।
Prefix Table:
A: In, on (e.g., Abed, abroad, asleep, ashore)
A: Off, from (e.g., Alight, awake)
A: From, away (e.g., Avert, aback)
A: From, away (e.g., Abstain, abstract)
A: Not, without (e.g., Apathy, atheist, amoral, asexual)
Ad: To (e.g., Adhere, adopt, admit, adjoin)
Ambi: Around (e.g., Ambition, ambiguous, ambidextrous, ambivalent)
An: Without (e.g., Anarchy, analgesia, anaemia)
Ante, anti: Around (e.g., Antechamber, antedate, anticipate, ancestor, antenatal, antecedent)
Anti: Against (e.g., antidote, antagonist, antipathy)
Anti: Chief (e.g., Archbishop, archenemy)
Anti: Self (e.g., Autobiography, auto-vaccine, autocrat)
Be: By (e.g., behind, beside, bedew, befit, befool, bestir, besmear, betake, bedeck)
Bi: Twice (e.g., Bicycle, bisect, bilateral, bicameral, bilingual, biannual, biennial)
By: On the side (e.g., By-stander, by-path, by-word)
Circum, Circu: Around (e.g., Circumference, circular, circumnavigate, circuit)
Con, coll, com, cor (=with): (e.g., Condense, collect, combine, correct)
Contra, counter: Against (e.g., Contradict, counterattack, countersign, counteract)
De-: Down (e.g., Descend, dethrone, detach)
Dis, dif, di: Apart, Asunder (e.g., Dishonour, disjoin, disconnect, displease, differ, divorce)
De-: Through (e.g., Diameter, diagonal)
De-: Half, partly (e.g., Demigod, demimonde)
Eco: to environment (e.g., Eco-friendly, ecology, ecosystem)
Ex, ef, e: Out of (e.g., Expel, extract, effect, educate, ex-president)
Ex: Former (e.g., ex-husband, ex-chairman, ex-vice chancellor)
En, em: in, into (e.g., Enact, enclose, enable, encourage, embark, embrace, empower)
Extra: outside (e.g., Extraordinary, extravagant)
For: thoroughly (e.g., Forbid, forgive, forbear, forlorn)
Fore: before (e.g., Forecast, foretell, forehead, foresee)
Homo: same (e.g., Homonym, homogeneous, homosexual)
Hyper: over, above (e.g., Hypercritical, hypersensitive, hypertension)
Hypo: under (e.g., Hypocrite, hypothesis)
In, il, im, ir, en, em: in, into (e.g., Income, illusion, imbibe, irrigate, enchant, embrace)
In, il, im, ir, ig: not (e.g., Incorrect, illegal, impossible, irregular, ignoble)
Inter: between (e.g., International, interschool, interaction)
Intro: within (e.g., Introduce, introspection)
Mal: bad (e.g., Malpractice, maltreatment, malnutrition)
Mis: wrong (e.g., Misdeed, mistake, misfire, misconduct)
Mono: single (e.g., Monologue, monopoly, monogamy)
Non: not (e.g., Nonsense, non-stop, non-smoker)
Ob, oc, of, op: against (e.g., Object, occur, offer, oppose)
Omni: all (e.g., Omnipotent, omnipresent, omnivorous)
Out: beyond (e.g., Outrun, outlive, outnumber)
Over: above (e.g., Overcoat, overwork, overcome)
Pan: all (e.g., Pan-American, panorama)
Para: beside (e.g., Parallel, paradox, parasite)
Per: through (e.g., Pervade, perform, perfect)
Peri: around (e.g., Perimeter, periscope)
Poly: many (e.g., Polygamy, polytechnic, polygon)
Post: after (e.g., Postpone, post-war, post-graduate)
Pre: before (e.g., Predict, prepare, preface)
Pro: for (e.g., Pronoun, pro-vice chancellor)
Pro: forward (e.g., Proceed, progress, promote)
Re: back, again (e.g., Return, regain, rewrite)
Retro: backward (e.g., Retrospect, retrograde)
Se: apart (e.g., Select, separate, seduce)
Semi: half (e.g., Semicircle, semicolon)
Sub, suc, suf, sug, sup, sus: under (e.g., Submarine, succeed, suffer, suggest, support, sustain)
Super, sur: above (e.g., Superfine, surface, surpass)
Syn, sym, syl: with (e.g., Sympathy, syllable, synonym)
Tele: far (e.g., Telephone, television, telescope)
Trans: across (e.g., Transport, transfer, translate)
Tri: three (e.g., Triangle, tripod, tricycle)
Ultra: beyond (e.g., Ultraviolet, ultramodern)
Un: not (e.g., Unkind, unfair, unable)
Un: reverse (e.g., Undo, unlock, untie)
Uni: one (e.g., Uniform, unicorn, unilateral)
Under: below (e.g., Undergraduate, underground)
Up: up (e.g., Uphill, uplift, upset)
Vice: in place of (e.g., Vice-president, vice-chancellor)
With: against, back (e.g., Withdraw, withstand, withhold)
Suffix Table:
-able, -ible: capable of being (e.g., Readable, visible)
-age: act of, state of (e.g., Breakage, bondage)
-al: relating to (e.g., Natural, criminal)
-ance, -ence: state or quality of (e.g., Attendance, difference)
-ant, -ent: person who (e.g., Assistant, student)
-ary, -ery, -ory: place for, relating to (e.g., Library, bakery, factory)
-ate: to make (e.g., Educate, consecrate)
-ation, -ition, -tion, -sion: action or state (e.g., Examination, decision)
-dom: state or rank (e.g., Freedom, kingdom)
-ee: person who receives action (e.g., Employee, payee)
-en: to make (e.g., Blacken, soften)
-er, -or: person who does (e.g., Teacher, actor)
-ese: nationality (e.g., Chinese, Japanese)
-ess: feminine (e.g., Actress, lioness)
-fold: times (e.g., Twofold, manifold)
-ful: full of (e.g., Careful, beautiful)
-fy: to make (e.g., Beautify, purify)
-hood: state or quality (e.g., Childhood, falsehood)
-ic, -ical: relating to (e.g., Historic, magical)
-ie, -y: little, dear (e.g., Birdie, daddy)
-ine: relating to (e.g., Canine, feminine)
-ing: action or process (e.g., Swimming, reading)
-ion: action or condition (e.g., Union, opinion)
-ise, -ize: to make (e.g., Civilize, realize)
-ish: somewhat, like (e.g., Childish, reddish)
-ism: doctrine, belief (e.g., Socialism, heroism)
-ist: person who practices (e.g., Artist, dentist)
-ite: native of (e.g., Tokyoite, Israelite)
-ity, -ty: quality or state (e.g., Ability, cruelty)
-ive: having the nature of (e.g., Active, creative)
-less: without (e.g., Hopeless, fearless)
-let: small (e.g., Booklet, leaflet)
-like: resembling (e.g., Childlike, warlike)
-ling: small (e.g., Duckling, seedling)
-ly: in a manner, like (e.g., Quickly, friendly)
-ment: action or result (e.g., Payment, movement)
-ness: state or quality (e.g., Goodness, kindness)
-ock: small (e.g., Hillock, bullock)
-ology: study of (e.g., Biology, psychology)
-ous, -ious: full of (e.g., Dangerous, religious)
-ship: state or rank (e.g., Friendship, scholarship)
-some: full of (e.g., Troublesome, handsome)
-ster: person associated with (e.g., Youngster, gangster)
-th: state or quality (e.g., Truth, strength)
-tude: state or quality (e.g., Altitude, solitude)
-ure: action or condition (e.g., Departure, pleasure)
-ward: direction (e.g., Forward, homeward)
-wise: in the manner of (e.g., Clockwise, likewise)
-y: characterized by (e.g., Rainy, dirty)
Questions
1. The word 'omnivorous' means: [37th BCS] A. eating all types of food B. eating only fruits C. eating only meat D. eating grass and plants only Ans: A
2. 'Misanthropist' means - [25th BCS] A. one who flirts with ladies B. a person of narrow views C. a hater of mankind D. one who believes that God is in everything Ans: C
3. Something which is obnoxious means that it is - [16th BCS] A. very dangerous B. very pleasant C. very ugly D. very unpleasant Ans: D
4. Something that is 'fresh' is something - [16th BCS] A. recently printed or published B. in fairly good condition C. disrespectful D. pleasant Ans: B
5. A person who writes and edits dictionaries is called a - [Primary Assistant Teacher 2019] A. Lithographer B. Topographer C. Lexicographer D. Laryngographer Ans: C
6. 'Contaminate' means - [Primary Assistant Teacher 2016] A. Think B. Purify C. Pollute D. Corruption Ans: C
7. One who knows everything is - [8 Banks & 1 FI 2023] A. Omnipotent B. Omnivorous C. Omniscient D. Omnipresent Ans: C
8. Find the odd word from the given options. [9 Banks & 1 FI Officer (General) 2023] A. Strident B. Discordant C. Dulcet D. Guttural Ans: C
9. Which one is similar to 'Synopsis'? [Primary Assistant Teacher 2019] A. Summary B. Brief C. Resume D. Short Note Ans: A
10. What is the meaning of the word 'Vice Versa'? [Primary Assistant Teacher 2022] A. For example B. Face to Face C. Namely D. The terms being exchanged Ans: D
11. 'Proletariat' means? [Primary Assistant Teacher 2024] A. Aristocracy B. Endangered C. Working class D. Literate Ans: C
12. 'Rudimentary' means? [Primary Assistant Teacher 2024] A. Annoying B. Funny C. Elementary/Basic D. Talkative Ans: C
ANSWERS & EXPLANATIONS
1. Ans: A Explanation: 'Omni-' prefix means 'all'. 'Vorare' means 'to eat'. Omnivorous means eating everything (plants and animals).
2. Ans: C Explanation: 'Mis-' prefix means 'hate' or 'wrong'. 'Anthropos' means 'mankind'. Misanthropist is a hater of mankind.
3. Ans: D Explanation: Obnoxious means extremely unpleasant. (Prefix 'Ob-' often implies against or toward, here intensifying the negative quality).
4. Ans: B Explanation: Fresh means in good condition, not stale or decayed.
5. Ans: C Explanation: 'Lexico-' relates to words. 'Grapher' relates to writing. Lexicographer is a writer of dictionaries.
6. Ans: C Explanation: Contaminate means to make impure or pollute.
7. Ans: C Explanation: 'Omni-' means all. 'Scient' comes from 'scire' (to know). Omniscient means knowing everything.
8. Ans: C Explanation: Dulcet means sweet and soothing (sound). Strident, Discordant, and Guttural are harsh sounds.
9. Ans: A Explanation: Synopsis means a brief summary or general survey. (Prefix 'Syn-' means together).
10. Ans: D Explanation: Vice Versa is a Latin phrase meaning the other way around or the terms being exchanged.
11. Ans: C Explanation: Proletariat refers to the working-class people.
12. Ans: C Explanation: Rudimentary means involving or limited to basic principles; elementary.
TOPIC: SUFFIX & PREFIX
Prefix (উপসর্গ): যখন নতুন কোনো word গঠনের জন্য যে letter বা group of letters কে কোনো একটি শব্দের শুরুতে যুক্ত করা হলে তাকে Prefix (উপসর্গ) বলে। Suffix (বিভক্তি ও প্রত্যয়): শব্দের শেষে যুক্ত করা হলে তাকে Suffix (বিভক্তি ও প্রত্যয়) বলে। Prefix (উপসর্গ) এবং Suffix (প্রত্যয় ও বিভক্তি, সংযোজন) কে একত্রে Affix (প্রত্যয় বা উপসর্গ, সংযুক্তি) বলে।
Prefix Table:
A: In, on (e.g., Abed, abroad, asleep, ashore)
A: Off, from (e.g., Alight, awake)
A: From, away (e.g., Avert, aback)
A: From, away (e.g., Abstain, abstract)
A: Not, without (e.g., Apathy, atheist, amoral, asexual)
Ad: To (e.g., Adhere, adopt, admit, adjoin)
Ambi: Around (e.g., Ambition, ambiguous, ambidextrous, ambivalent)
An: Without (e.g., Anarchy, analgesia, anaemia)
Ante, anti: Around (e.g., Antechamber, antedate, anticipate, ancestor, antenatal, antecedent)
Anti: Against (e.g., antidote, antagonist, antipathy)
Anti: Chief (e.g., Archbishop, archenemy)
Anti: Self (e.g., Autobiography, auto-vaccine, autocrat)
Be: By (e.g., behind, beside, bedew, befit, befool, bestir, besmear, betake, bedeck)
Bi: Twice (e.g., Bicycle, bisect, bilateral, bicameral, bilingual, biannual, biennial)
By: On the side (e.g., By-stander, by-path, by-word)
Circum, Circu: Around (e.g., Circumference, circular, circumnavigate, circuit)
Con, coll, com, cor (=with): (e.g., Condense, collect, combine, correct)
Contra, counter: Against (e.g., Contradict, counterattack, countersign, counteract)
De-: Down (e.g., Descend, dethrone, detach)
Dis, dif, di: Apart, Asunder (e.g., Dishonour, disjoin, disconnect, displease, differ, divorce)
De-: Through (e.g., Diameter, diagonal)
De-: Half, partly (e.g., Demigod, demimonde)
Eco: to environment (e.g., Eco-friendly, ecology, ecosystem)
Ex, ef, e: Out of (e.g., Expel, extract, effect, educate, ex-president)
Ex: Former (e.g., ex-husband, ex-chairman, ex-vice chancellor)
En, em: in, into (e.g., Enact, enclose, enable, encourage, embark, embrace, empower)
Extra: outside (e.g., Extraordinary, extravagant)
For: thoroughly (e.g., Forbid, forgive, forbear, forlorn)
Fore: before (e.g., Forecast, foretell, forehead, foresee)
Homo: same (e.g., Homonym, homogeneous, homosexual)
Hyper: over, above (e.g., Hypercritical, hypersensitive, hypertension)
Hypo: under (e.g., Hypocrite, hypothesis)
In, il, im, ir, en, em: in, into (e.g., Income, illusion, imbibe, irrigate, enchant, embrace)
In, il, im, ir, ig: not (e.g., Incorrect, illegal, impossible, irregular, ignoble)
Inter: between (e.g., International, interschool, interaction)
Intro: within (e.g., Introduce, introspection)
Mal: bad (e.g., Malpractice, maltreatment, malnutrition)
Mis: wrong (e.g., Misdeed, mistake, misfire, misconduct)
Mono: single (e.g., Monologue, monopoly, monogamy)
Non: not (e.g., Nonsense, non-stop, non-smoker)
Ob, oc, of, op: against (e.g., Object, occur, offer, oppose)
Omni: all (e.g., Omnipotent, omnipresent, omnivorous)
Out: beyond (e.g., Outrun, outlive, outnumber)
Over: above (e.g., Overcoat, overwork, overcome)
Pan: all (e.g., Pan-American, panorama)
Para: beside (e.g., Parallel, paradox, parasite)
Per: through (e.g., Pervade, perform, perfect)
Peri: around (e.g., Perimeter, periscope)
Poly: many (e.g., Polygamy, polytechnic, polygon)
Post: after (e.g., Postpone, post-war, post-graduate)
Pre: before (e.g., Predict, prepare, preface)
Pro: for (e.g., Pronoun, pro-vice chancellor)
Pro: forward (e.g., Proceed, progress, promote)
Re: back, again (e.g., Return, regain, rewrite)
Retro: backward (e.g., Retrospect, retrograde)
Se: apart (e.g., Select, separate, seduce)
Semi: half (e.g., Semicircle, semicolon)
Sub, suc, suf, sug, sup, sus: under (e.g., Submarine, succeed, suffer, suggest, support, sustain)
Super, sur: above (e.g., Superfine, surface, surpass)
Syn, sym, syl: with (e.g., Sympathy, syllable, synonym)
Tele: far (e.g., Telephone, television, telescope)
Trans: across (e.g., Transport, transfer, translate)
Tri: three (e.g., Triangle, tripod, tricycle)
Ultra: beyond (e.g., Ultraviolet, ultramodern)
Un: not (e.g., Unkind, unfair, unable)
Un: reverse (e.g., Undo, unlock, untie)
Uni: one (e.g., Uniform, unicorn, unilateral)
Under: below (e.g., Undergraduate, underground)
Up: up (e.g., Uphill, uplift, upset)
Vice: in place of (e.g., Vice-president, vice-chancellor)
With: against, back (e.g., Withdraw, withstand, withhold)
Suffix Table:
-able, -ible: capable of being (e.g., Readable, visible)
-age: act of, state of (e.g., Breakage, bondage)
-al: relating to (e.g., Natural, criminal)
-ance, -ence: state or quality of (e.g., Attendance, difference)
-ant, -ent: person who (e.g., Assistant, student)
-ary, -ery, -ory: place for, relating to (e.g., Library, bakery, factory)
-ate: to make (e.g., Educate, consecrate)
-ation, -ition, -tion, -sion: action or state (e.g., Examination, decision)
-dom: state or rank (e.g., Freedom, kingdom)
-ee: person who receives action (e.g., Employee, payee)
-en: to make (e.g., Blacken, soften)
-er, -or: person who does (e.g., Teacher, actor)
-ese: nationality (e.g., Chinese, Japanese)
-ess: feminine (e.g., Actress, lioness)
-fold: times (e.g., Twofold, manifold)
-ful: full of (e.g., Careful, beautiful)
-fy: to make (e.g., Beautify, purify)
-hood: state or quality (e.g., Childhood, falsehood)
-ic, -ical: relating to (e.g., Historic, magical)
-ie, -y: little, dear (e.g., Birdie, daddy)
-ine: relating to (e.g., Canine, feminine)
-ing: action or process (e.g., Swimming, reading)
-ion: action or condition (e.g., Union, opinion)
-ise, -ize: to make (e.g., Civilize, realize)
-ish: somewhat, like (e.g., Childish, reddish)
-ism: doctrine, belief (e.g., Socialism, heroism)
-ist: person who practices (e.g., Artist, dentist)
-ite: native of (e.g., Tokyoite, Israelite)
-ity, -ty: quality or state (e.g., Ability, cruelty)
-ive: having the nature of (e.g., Active, creative)
-less: without (e.g., Hopeless, fearless)
-let: small (e.g., Booklet, leaflet)
-like: resembling (e.g., Childlike, warlike)
-ling: small (e.g., Duckling, seedling)
-ly: in a manner, like (e.g., Quickly, friendly)
-ment: action or result (e.g., Payment, movement)
-ness: state or quality (e.g., Goodness, kindness)
-ock: small (e.g., Hillock, bullock)
-ology: study of (e.g., Biology, psychology)
-ous, -ious: full of (e.g., Dangerous, religious)
-ship: state or rank (e.g., Friendship, scholarship)
-some: full of (e.g., Troublesome, handsome)
-ster: person associated with (e.g., Youngster, gangster)
-th: state or quality (e.g., Truth, strength)
-tude: state or quality (e.g., Altitude, solitude)
-ure: action or condition (e.g., Departure, pleasure)
-ward: direction (e.g., Forward, homeward)
-wise: in the manner of (e.g., Clockwise, likewise)
-y: characterized by (e.g., Rainy, dirty)
Questions
1. The word 'omnivorous' means: [37th BCS]
A. eating all types of food
B. eating only fruits
C. eating only meat
D. eating grass and plants only
Ans: A
2. 'Misanthropist' means - [25th BCS]
A. one who flirts with ladies
B. a person of narrow views
C. a hater of mankind
D. one who believes that God is in everything
Ans: C
3. Something which is obnoxious means that it is - [16th BCS]
A. very dangerous
B. very pleasant
C. very ugly
D. very unpleasant
Ans: D
4. Something that is 'fresh' is something - [16th BCS]
A. recently printed or published
B. in fairly good condition
C. disrespectful
D. pleasant
Ans: B
5. A person who writes and edits dictionaries is called a - [Primary Assistant Teacher 2019]
A. Lithographer
B. Topographer
C. Lexicographer
D. Laryngographer
Ans: C
6. 'Contaminate' means - [Primary Assistant Teacher 2016]
A. Think
B. Purify
C. Pollute
D. Corruption
Ans: C
7. One who knows everything is - [8 Banks & 1 FI 2023]
A. Omnipotent
B. Omnivorous
C. Omniscient
D. Omnipresent
Ans: C
8. Find the odd word from the given options. [9 Banks & 1 FI Officer (General) 2023]
A. Strident
B. Discordant
C. Dulcet
D. Guttural
Ans: C
9. Which one is similar to 'Synopsis'? [Primary Assistant Teacher 2019]
A. Summary
B. Brief
C. Resume
D. Short Note
Ans: A
10. What is the meaning of the word 'Vice Versa'? [Primary Assistant Teacher 2022]
A. For example
B. Face to Face
C. Namely
D. The terms being exchanged
Ans: D
11. 'Proletariat' means? [Primary Assistant Teacher 2024]
A. Aristocracy
B. Endangered
C. Working class
D. Literate
Ans: C
12. 'Rudimentary' means? [Primary Assistant Teacher 2024]
A. Annoying
B. Funny
C. Elementary/Basic
D. Talkative
Ans: C
13. In English the original word is known as --- [IU (F) 04-05]
A. Suffix
B. Prefix
C. Root
D. None of the above
Ans: C
14. Sweetly is a — of sweet. [IU (ঝ) 05-06]
A. derivative
B. adjective
C. both
D. none
Ans: A
15. The correct derivative of ‘eat’ is ----- [RU (Law) 10-11]
A. eatable
B. eatible
C. edible
D. eatous
Ans: C
16. The correct derivative of ‘imagine’ is----- [RU (Law) 10-11]
A. inimagine
B. imaginatory
C. imagify
D. imaginary
Ans: D
17. The correct derivative of ‘space’ is---- [RU (Law) 10-11]
A. special
B. spacious
C. spatial
D. special
Ans: B, C (Note: Both spacious and spatial are derivatives. Source likely intended one, often 'spatial' is the technical derivative, 'spacious' is descriptive. Source key indicates C).
18. The correct derivative of ‘root’ is----- [RU (Law) 10-11]
A. rooty
B. rootish
C. rudimentary
D. rootly
Ans: C (Rudimentary implies basic/root-related).
19. The correct derivative of ‘strike’ is- [RU (B-Law) 12-13]
A. striking
B. struck
C. stroke
D. strook
Ans: C
20. The correct derivative of ‘thief’ is- [RU (B-Law) 12-13]
A. thieve
B. thieves
C. theft
D. thove
Ans: A
21. What is the verb form of ‘bath’? [IU (D) 12-13, 13-14, JKKNIU (D) 18-19]
A. bathe
B. baethe
C. bethe
D. none
Ans: A
22. Change the word LITTLE into verb. [RU (H) 14-15, (F-অবিজ্ঞান) 17-18, ১৪তম শিক্ষক নিবন্ধন (২)-১৭]
A. belittle
B. enlittle
C. littled
D. littled
Ans: A
23. What is the verb form of the word ‘fresh’? [বহিরাগমন ও পাসপোর্ট অধি: সহকারী পরিচালক-১৪]
A. freshen
B. enfresh
C. freshy
D. defresh
Ans: A
24. Verb of the word ‘new’ is- [সর: মাধ্যমিক সহকারী শিক্ষক ১১, প্রাথ: সহকারী শিক্ষক-১২ (মেঘনা), RU (E1) 17-18]
A. anew
B. newness
C. renew
D. newly
Ans: C
25. ‘Full’ শব্দটির Verb হচ্ছে – [রেজি: বেসর: প্রাথমিক শিক্ষক (গোলাপ)-১১, বাংলাদেশ পল্লী উন্নয়ন ও সমবায় বিভাগ মাঠ কর্মকর্তা-১৩]
A. Filled
B. Fulfillment
C. Full
D. Fill
Ans: D
26. Noun of the word 'free' is---- [১৩তম শিক্ষক নিবন্ধন-১৬]
A. freeness
B. freely
C. freedom
D. freedomness
Ans: C
27. Noun form of ‘Young’ is - [৯ম শিক্ষক নিবন্ধন-১৩]
A. younger
B. youth (ইয়ুথ)
C. youngest
D. tender
Ans: B
28. ‘Truth’ শব্দটির Adjective form হবে- [প্রাথমিক সহকারী শিক্ষক (রাজশাহী বিভাগ)-০৭, ইউনিয়ন সমাজকর্মী-১৬]
A. Truly
B. True
C. Truism
D. None of them
Ans: B
29. What is the noun form of the word ‘Pious’? [শিক্ষক নিবন্ধন (এবতেদায়ী প্রধান, জুনি: শিক্ষক ও কারী)-১০]
A. Piousness
B. Pousity
C. Piety
D. Pity
Ans: C
30. The noun form of ‘grand’ is- [DU (A) 11-12]
A. grandness
B. grandsome
C. grandeur
D. grand
Ans: C
31. The correct derivative of ‘book’ is----- [RU (Law) 10-11]
A. book-worm
B. bookish
C. bookly
D. books
Ans: B
32. Which one is not a derivative of “sense”? [RU (B-Law)12-13]
A. sensuous
B. sensitive
C. sensible
D. sensuasive
Ans: D
33. What is the adjective of the ‘Tax’? [RU (রাষ্ট্রবিজ্ঞান) 06-07, (গণযোগাযোগ) 07-08, (E-odd roll) 12-13, BRUR (খ) 11-12, সাব-রেজিস্ট্রার-০৩, সহকারী পরিচালক (শ্রম মন্ত্রণালয়)-০৫, জাতীয় ভোক্তা অধিকার সংরক্ষণ অধিদপ্তরের ব্যক্তিগত সহকারী ১৩, প্রাক-প্রাথমিক সহকারী শিক্ষক (আলফা)-১৪, জনপ্রশাসন মন্ত্রণালয় পিএসসি’র সহকারী পরিচালক-১৬, সিনিয়র স্টাফ নার্স-১৮]
A. Taxable (করযোগ্য)
B. Taxation
C. Taxability
D. Taxing
Ans: A
34. What is the adjective 'child (চাইল্ড)'? ---- [১০ম শিক্ষক নিবন্ধন-১৪]
A. Childhood
B. Childly
C. Childish
D. Children
Ans: C
35. ‘Might’ শব্দটির Adjective নিচের কোনটি? [প্রাথমিক প্রধান শিক্ষক (জবা)-০৯, প্রাক প্রাথমিক সহকারী শিক্ষক (বিটা)-১৪]
A. Mightous
B. Mighty
C. Mightful
D. Mightier
Ans: B
36. The correct adjective form of ‘Adjective’ is ---- [RU (A-বিজোড়) 13-14]
A. adjective
B. adjectival
C. adjectiving
D. adject
Ans: B
37. Adjective of the word ‘Trouble’ is ---- [প্রাথমিক সহকারী শিক্ষক-০৮]
A. Troublefull
B. Troublesome
C. Troubling
D. None of them
Ans: B
38. ‘Passion’ শব্দটির Adjective হচ্ছে – [রেজি: বেসরকারী প্রাথমিক শিক্ষক-১১ (গোলাপ), প্রাথমিক সহ: শিক্ষক (যমুনা)-১৩]
A. Passionful
B. Pastoral
C. Emanation
D. Passionate
Ans: D
39. The adjective form of the word ‘study’ is- [প্রাথমিক সহকারী শিক্ষক(ইছামতি)-০৮, ১৫তম শিক্ষক নিবন্ধন-১৯]
A. study
B. studily
C. stupidity
D. studious
Ans: D
40. The noun form of ‘approve’ is – [১৪তম শিক্ষক নিবন্ধন (২)-১৭]
A. approveness
B. approof
C. approval
D. aproval
Ans: C
41. The adjective of the word ‘accident’? [সহকারী উপজেলা/থানা শিক্ষা অফিসার (ATEO)-১৫]
A. accidentally
B. mishap
C. accidental
D. disaster
Ans: C
42. The correct spelling of the noun of ‘maintain’ is – [BRUR (B) 08-09, সহকারী জজ-১৭]
A. maintainance
B. maintenance
C. maintinance
D. maintenece
Ans: B
43. Noun form of ‘guilty (দোষী, অপরাধী)’ is- [১৫তম শিক্ষক নিবন্ধন (২)-১৯]
A. guilt (দোষ/অপরাধ)
B. guiltness
C. guilting
D. guiltys
Ans: A
44. Find out the verb form of ‘invasion’ from the following. [পররাষ্ট্র মন্ত্রণালয়ে ব্যক্তিগত কর্মকর্তা-১৯]
A. invisible
B. invite
C. invade
D. invincible
Ans: C
45. The verb form of ‘Politics’ is- [বিভিন্ন মন্ত্রণালয়ের ব্যক্তিগত কর্মকর্তা (মুক্তিযোদ্ধা কোটা)-১৮]
A. Political
B. Politically
C. Politicise
D. Policy
Ans: C
46. Which of the following is a verb? [নির্বাচন কমিশন সচিবালয় (উচ্চমান সহকারী)-১৮]
A. occupation
B. vary
C. hatred
D. instutions
Ans: B
47. The word ‘popularize’ is- [গণপূর্ত অধিদপ্তরের উপ-সহকারী প্রকৌশলী (সিভিল)-১৮]
A. adjective
B. verb
C. noun
D. adverb
Ans: B
48. Which one is a noun? [গণপূর্ত অধিদপ্তরের উপ-সহকারী প্রকৌশলী (সিভিল)-১৮]
A. acceptable
B. accepted
C. acceptance
D. acception
Ans: C
49. The word ‘obediently’ is a/an: [ডাক অধিদপ্তরের এস্টিমেটর-১৮]
A. adverb
B. adjective
C. verb
D. noun
Ans: A
50. Which one of the following is an adverb? [প্রাথমিক সহকারী শিক্ষক-১৮]
A. Someday
B. Something
C. Someone
D. Somebody
Ans: A
51. The word ‘everything’ is- [প্রাথমিক সহকারী শিক্ষক-১৮]
A. an adjective
B. an adverb
C. a pronoun
D. a noun
Ans: C
52. The word American is- [প্রাথমিক সহকারী শিক্ষক-১৮]
A. pronoun
B. adjective
C. noun
D. both noun and adjective
Ans: D
53. The adjective form of ‘sympathy’ is- [গণপূর্ত অধিদপ্তরের উপ-সহকারী প্রকৌশলী (সিভিল)-১৮]
A. sympathetically
B. sympathetic
C. sympathize
D. sympathy
Ans: B
54. Which is in the noun of the word ‘believe’? [স্বাস্থ্য মন্ত্রণালয়ের হেলথ কেয়ার প্রোভাইডার-১৮]
A. Belief
B. Believable
C. Believing
D. Believably
Ans: A
55. The verb form of ‘memory’ is- [গণপূর্ত অধিদপ্তরের উপ-সহকারী প্রকৌশলী (সিভিল)-১৮]
A. memorize
B. memorable
C. memorably
D. memorily
Ans: A
56. What is the verb form of ‘cool’? [সাধারণ পুলের আওতায় বিভিন্ন মন্ত্রণালয়ের সহকারী প্রোগ্রামার-১৬]
A. cold
B. chill
C. fridge
D. freeze
Ans: B
ANSWERS & EXPLANATIONS
1. Ans: A Explanation: 'Omni-' prefix means 'all'. 'Vorare' means 'to eat'. Omnivorous means eating everything (plants and animals).
2. Ans: C Explanation: 'Mis-' prefix means 'hate' or 'wrong'. 'Anthropos' means 'mankind'. Misanthropist is a hater of mankind.
3. Ans: D Explanation: Obnoxious means extremely unpleasant. (Prefix 'Ob-' often implies against or toward, here intensifying the negative quality).
4. Ans: B Explanation: Fresh means in good condition, not stale or decayed.
5. Ans: C Explanation: 'Lexico-' relates to words. 'Grapher' relates to writing. Lexicographer is a writer of dictionaries.
6. Ans: C Explanation: Contaminate means to make impure or pollute.
7. Ans: C Explanation: 'Omni-' means all. 'Scient' comes from 'scire' (to know). Omniscient means knowing everything.
8. Ans: C Explanation: Dulcet means sweet and soothing (sound). Strident, Discordant, and Guttural are harsh sounds.
9. Ans: A Explanation: Synopsis means a brief summary or general survey. (Prefix 'Syn-' means together).
10. Ans: D Explanation: Vice Versa is a Latin phrase meaning the other way around or the terms being exchanged.
11. Ans: C Explanation: Proletariat refers to the working-class people.
12. Ans: C Explanation: Rudimentary means involving or limited to basic principles; elementary.
13. Ans: C Explanation: Root means the original word.
14. Ans: A Explanation: Sweetly is derived from Sweet + ly, so it is a derivative.
15. Ans: C Explanation: Edible is the derivative adjective of Eat.
16. Ans: D Explanation: Imaginary is the adjective derivative of Imagine.
17. Ans: B, C Explanation: Spacious and Spatial are both derivatives of Space.
18. Ans: C Explanation: Rudimentary relates to root/basic.
19. Ans: C Explanation: Stroke is the noun form of Strike.
20. Ans: A Explanation: Thieve is the verb form of Thief.
21. Ans: A Explanation: Bathe is the verb form of Bath.
22. Ans: A Explanation: Belittle means to make little or unimportant.
23. Ans: A Explanation: Freshen means to make fresh.
24. Ans: C Explanation: Renew means to make new again.
25. Ans: D Explanation: Fill is the verb form of Full.
26. Ans: C Explanation: Freedom is the noun form of Free.
27. Ans: B Explanation: Youth is the noun form of Young.
28. Ans: B Explanation: True is the adjective form of Truth.
29. Ans: C Explanation: Piety is the noun form of Pious.
30. Ans: C Explanation: Grandeur is the noun form of Grand.
31. Ans: B Explanation: Bookish is the adjective form of Book.
32. Ans: D Explanation: Sensuasive is not a standard derivative. Sensuous, Sensitive, Sensible are.
33. Ans: A Explanation: Taxable is the adjective form of Tax.
34. Ans: C Explanation: Childish is the adjective form of Child.
35. Ans: B Explanation: Mighty is the adjective form of Might.
36. Ans: B Explanation: Adjectival is the adjective form of Adjective.
37. Ans: B Explanation: Troublesome is the adjective form of Trouble.
38. Ans: D Explanation: Passionate is the adjective form of Passion.
39. Ans: D Explanation: Studious is the adjective form of Study.
40. Ans: C Explanation: Approval is the noun form of Approve.
41. Ans: C Explanation: Accidental is the adjective form of Accident.
42. Ans: B Explanation: Maintenance is the noun form of Maintain.
43. Ans: A Explanation: Guilt is the noun form of Guilty.
44. Ans: C Explanation: Invade is the verb form of Invasion.
45. Ans: C Explanation: Politicise is the verb form of Politics.
46. Ans: B Explanation: Vary is a verb.
47. Ans: B Explanation: Popularize is a verb.
48. Ans: C Explanation: Acceptance is a noun.
49. Ans: A Explanation: Obediently is an adverb.
50. Ans: A Explanation: Someday is an adverb.
51. Ans: C Explanation: Everything is a pronoun.
52. Ans: D Explanation: American can be both noun (person) and adjective.
53. Ans: B Explanation: Sympathetic is an adjective.
54. Ans: A Explanation: Belief is a noun.
55. Ans: A Explanation: Memorize is a verb.
56. Ans: B Explanation: Chill is a verb form related to Cool.
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