Q9. Six reviews ( Rahim, Karim, Bidhan, Samina, Joseph, and Joyti) will review four books namely Mystery, Drama, Comedy, and Tragedy according to the following conditions. Each reviewer reviews exactly one book, and each book is reviewed by at least one of the six reviewers, Bidhan reviews the same book as Rahim. Joyti reviews the same book as exactly one other reviewer, Karim reviews Mystery. Samina reviews either Mystery or else Tragedy, Bidhan does not review Tragedy. Which one of the following is a complete and accurate list of the books each of which could be the book that Joyti reviews?
ফ্রিতে ২ লাখ প্রশ্নের টপিক, সাব-টপিক ভিত্তিক ও ১০০০+ জব শুলুশন্স বিস্তারিতে ব্যাখ্যাসহ পড়তে ও আপনার পড়ার ট্র্যাকিং রাখতে সাইটে লগইন করুন।
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Q12. Six reviews ( Rahim, Karim, Bidhan, Samina, Joseph, and Joyti) will review four books namely Mystery, Drama, Comedy, and Tragedy according to the following conditions. Each reviewer reviews exactly one book, and each book is reviewed by at least one of the six reviewers, Bidhan reviews the same book as Rahim. Joyti reviews the same book as exactly one other reviewer, Karim reviews Mystery. Samina reviews either Mystery or else Tragedy, Bidhan does not review Tragedy. If Joyti reviews Comedy, which one of the following must be true?
Q13. Six reviews ( Rahim, Karim, Bidhan, Samina, Joseph, and Joyti) will review four books namely Mystery, Drama, Comedy, and Tragedy according to the following conditions. Each reviewer reviews exactly one book, and each book is reviewed by at least one of the six reviewers, Bidhan reviews the same book as Rahim. Joyti reviews the same book as exactly one other reviewer, Karim reviews Mystery. Samina reviews either Mystery or else Tragedy, Bidhan does not review Tragedy. If Joseph reviews the same book as exactly one other reviewer, which one of the following complete and accurate list of the books any one of which could be the book that these two reviewers review?
Q14. Six reviews ( Rahim, Karim, Bidhan, Samina, Joseph, and Joyti) will review four books namely Mystery, Drama, Comedy, and Tragedy according to the following conditions. Each reviewer reviews exactly one book, and each book is reviewed by at least one of the six reviewers, Bidhan reviews the same book as Rahim. Joyti reviews the same book as exactly one other reviewer, Karim reviews Mystery. Samina reviews either Mystery or else Tragedy, Bidhan does not review Tragedy. Joyti can review any of the following EXCEPT:
Q15. Six reviews ( Rahim, Karim, Bidhan, Samina, Joseph, and Joyti) will review four books namely Mystery, Drama, Comedy, and Tragedy according to the following conditions. Each reviewer reviews exactly one book, and each book is reviewed by at least one of the six reviewers, Bidhan reviews the same book as Rahim. Joyti reviews the same book as exactly one other reviewer, Karim reviews Mystery. Samina reviews either Mystery or else Tragedy, Bidhan does not review Tragedy. Which one of the following can be true?
ফ্রিতে ২ লাখ প্রশ্নের টপিক, সাব-টপিক ভিত্তিক ও ১০০০+ জব শুলুশন্স বিস্তারিতে ব্যাখ্যাসহ পড়তে ও আপনার পড়ার ট্র্যাকিং রাখতে সাইটে লগইন করুন।
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Q21. Procrastinators are people who have a chronic habit of putting things off usually until the last minute and sometimes until it is too late altogether. The most common reason that procrastinators themselves give for their habits, which they are usually quite willing to talk about even if not willing to change, is that they are lazy. Other typical excuses are that they are undisciplined brilliant but disorganized, or very poor at organizing their time. Some procrastinators, however, almost against their nature, actually get as far as trying to do something about their problem and seek help. Recent research with such people seems to suggest that their difficulties are much more complex than the procrastinators themselves think. The general conclusions are that such people have a vulnerable sense of self-worth, are particularly fearful of failure, and deliberately put things off precisely so that they never leave themselves time to produce their best work. The reason for their delaying tactics is that, since they do everything at the last moment and under pressure, the procrastinators can keep their illusion of brilliance without ever having to put it to the test. With which of the following would the author be most likely to agree?
Q22. Procrastinators are people who have a chronic habit of putting things off usually until the last minute and sometimes until it is too late altogether. The most common reason that procrastinators themselves give for their habits, which they are usually quite willing to talk about even if not willing to change, is that they are lazy. Other typical excuses are that they are undisciplined brilliant but disorganized, or very poor at organizing their time. Some procrastinators, however, almost against their nature, actually get as far as trying to do something about their problem and seek help. Recent research with such people seems to suggest that their difficulties are much more complex than the procrastinators themselves think. The general conclusions are that such people have a vulnerable sense of self-worth, are particularly fearful of failure, and deliberately put things off precisely so that they never leave themselves time to produce their best work. The reason for their delaying tactics is that, since they do everything at the last moment and under pressure, the procrastinators can keep their illusion of brilliance without ever having to put it to the test. A suitable title for this passage might be
Q23. Procrastinators are people who have a chronic habit of putting things off usually until the last minute and sometimes until it is too late altogether. The most common reason that procrastinators themselves give for their habits, which they are usually quite willing to talk about even if not willing to change, is that they are lazy. Other typical excuses are that they are undisciplined brilliant but disorganized, or very poor at organizing their time. Some procrastinators, however, almost against their nature, actually get as far as trying to do something about their problem and seek help. Recent research with such people seems to suggest that their difficulties are much more complex than the procrastinators themselves think. The general conclusions are that such people have a vulnerable sense of self-worth, are particularly fearful of failure, and deliberately put things off precisely so that they never leave themselves time to produce their best work. The reason for their delaying tactics is that, since they do everything at the last moment and under pressure, the procrastinators can keep their illusion of brilliance without ever having to put it to the test. The main idea in the second paragraph is _____
Q24. Procrastinators are people who have a chronic habit of putting things off usually until the last minute and sometimes until it is too late altogether. The most common reason that procrastinators themselves give for their habits, which they are usually quite willing to talk about even if not willing to change, is that they are lazy. Other typical excuses are that they are undisciplined brilliant but disorganized, or very poor at organizing their time. Some procrastinators, however, almost against their nature, actually get as far as trying to do something about their problem and seek help. Recent research with such people seems to suggest that their difficulties are much more complex than the procrastinators themselves think. The general conclusions are that such people have a vulnerable sense of self-worth, are particularly fearful of failure, and deliberately put things off precisely so that they never leave themselves time to produce their best work. The reason for their delaying tactics is that, since they do everything at the last moment and under pressure, the procrastinators can keep their illusion of brilliance without ever having to put it to the test. All of the following ideas that appear in the passage, which do you think the author attributes most importance to?
Q25. Procrastinators are people who have a chronic habit of putting things off usually until the last minute and sometimes until it is too late altogether. The most common reason that procrastinators themselves give for their habits, which they are usually quite willing to talk about even if not willing to change, is that they are lazy. Other typical excuses are that they are undisciplined brilliant but disorganized, or very poor at organizing their time. Some procrastinators, however, almost against their nature, actually get as far as trying to do something about their problem and seek help. Recent research with such people seems to suggest that their difficulties are much more complex than the procrastinators themselves think. The general conclusions are that such people have a vulnerable sense of self-worth, are particularly fearful of failure, and deliberately put things off precisely so that they never leave themselves time to produce their best work. The reason for their delaying tactics is that, since they do everything at the last moment and under pressure, the procrastinators can keep their illusion of brilliance without ever having to put it to the test. The main idea in the first paragraph is-
ফ্রিতে ২ লাখ প্রশ্নের টপিক, সাব-টপিক ভিত্তিক ও ১০০০+ জব শুলুশন্স বিস্তারিতে ব্যাখ্যাসহ পড়তে ও আপনার পড়ার ট্র্যাকিং রাখতে সাইটে লগইন করুন।
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