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The person described is one who "unduly forwards in rendering services for others" and is "not generally liked in society". The word that precisely captures the negative connotation of offering unsolicited, meddling, or unwanted help is officious. The dictionary definition of officious includes "volunteering one's services where they are neither asked nor needed" and being "intrusive in a meddling or offensive way".

Why other options are incorrect
benevolent: This word means kind, well-meaning, and generally refers to a positive character that gives help generously when needed, not in an "unduly forward" or unwanted manner. The person is generally liked.
official: This refers to something that is related to an office or an authorized position. It does not carry the negative connotation of meddling or giving unwanted help.
bureaucratic: This relates to the administrative system of a government or organization, often characterized by excessive rules and red tape. It describes a system, not a personal character trait of offering unwanted personal service

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Supercilious (adj) - অবজ্ঞামিশ্রিত, উচকপালে এবং এ শব্দটির opposite বা বিপরীত শব্দ Affable (adj) - অমায়িক , শিষ্টাচারী ও বন্ধুভাবাপন্ন । উল্লেখ্য, Haughty - অহংকারী ; Disdaainful - ঘূণ্য এবং Wicked - মন্দ/ অসৎ/ পাজি।

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Lay (ডিম পাড়া) - laid - laid

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'painted' verb টির পরে কোনো objected ব্যবহার করা হয়নি. সুতরাং green এর আগে কোনো preposition ব্যবহৃত হবেনা।

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The sentence "Can you tell me where _____?" is a complex sentence containing a main clause ("Can you tell me") and a subordinate noun clause introduced by the conjunction "where".
In a subordinate clause, the word order is typically that of a statement (subject + verb), not a question (verb + subject).
Therefore, the correct structure for the subordinate clause is Mr. Ali lives (subject "Mr. Ali" followed by verb "lives")

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O. Henry's full name was William Sydney Porter. He was an American short story writer known for his witty tales that frequently featured surprise endings.
He was born on September 11, 1862, in Greensboro, North Carolina.
He used the pen name O. Henry and other variations, which he adopted after being released from prison to protect his identity, notes the Ohio Reading Road Trip.
Porter died on June 5, 1910, in New York City.

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The correct preposition is with, making the phrase "lit with electricity," as "with" indicates the means or source of illumination, though "by" is also sometimes acceptable depending on context, but "with" is preferred for the material/source in this case.
Explanation:
With: Used to show the instrument, material, or means used (e.g., lit with electricity, with candles, with fire).
By: Often used to show the agent performing an action or the primary source in a broader sense (e.g., lit by the moon, lit by a person).
Therefore, the full sentence is: "Now-a-days many villages are lit with electricity"

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Explanation
Comes off is the correct phrasal verb to replace "will be held" in the given sentence. In this context, "come off" means to happen, take place, or be successful. It is often used for scheduled events, even if they are in the future, as the present tense can be used for fixed future events, or the phrasal verb itself implies the future action.

Why other options are incorrect
A. takes off means to leave the ground (like an airplane), to remove something, or to suddenly become successful. It does not mean to "be held" or take place.
C. will bring about means to cause something to happen or produce a result. It is an active verb phrase about causing an event, not the event itself being held.
D. will come round means to recover consciousness, to visit someone's house, or to change one's opinion. It is not a synonym for an event being held.

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The dog days or dog days of summer are the hot, sultry days of summer. They were historically the period following the heliacal rising of the star system Sirius (known colloquially as the "Dog Star"), which Hellenistic astrology connected with heat, drought, sudden thunderstorms, lethargy, fever, mad dogs, and bad luck. They are now taken to be the hottest, most uncomfortable part of summer in the Northern Hemisphere.

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For "show good manners," the most fitting phrases are "behave gently," "behave yourself," or "act politely/properly," as they capture the essence of polite, courteous conduct expected in company, especially with young ladies, often found in multiple-choice questions about suitable alternatives for good conduct.
Here's why and some common options:
"Behave gently": Directly implies soft, kind actions, fitting the context of showing deference/politeness.
"Behave yourself" / "Act politely" / "Act properly": Broad terms for good conduct, covering appropriate speech and actions.
"Mind your manners": A very common idiomatic way to say someone needs to be more polite.
"Conduct oneself properly" / "Be on best behavior": More formal ways to express the same idea

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"In the teeth of" is an idiom that means "in spite of" or "despite strong opposition/difficulty". This is nearly the same meaning as 'against' in the given sentence. The sentence means that the project was approved despite the existence of strong opposition, which "in the teeth of" perfectly captures

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