Transformation of Sentences: Junior Scholarship Exam Questions

Change the following sentences as directed in brackets.

1. Barishal Zone: Junior Scholar Exam —2009

(a) None but Allah can help us. (Affirmative)
(b) Everybody wants to be happy. (Interrogative)
(c) He is too weak to talk (Negative)
(d) Cuckoo sings very sweetly. (Exclamatory)
(e) Gold is one of the most precious metals. (Positive)

2. Rajshahi Zone: Junior Scholar Exam —2009

(a) Samir is a regular student. (Negative)
(b) He is very lucky. (Exclamatory)
(c) Dhaka is the largest city in Bangladesh. (Positive)
(d) Tell me what is true. (Simple)
(e) He is too weak to move (Negative)

3. Khulna Zone: Junior Scholar Exam —2009

(a) He has nothing but a few friends. (Affirmative)
(b) Very few metals are as precious as gold. (Superlative)
(c) Everybody wishes to be happy. (Interrogative)
(d) He is too weak to walk. (Negative)
(e) What a nice plan it is! (Assertive)

4. Mymensing Zone: Junior Scholar Exam —2009

(a) You must obey your parents (Negative)
(b) Smoking is a bad habit. (Interrogative)
(c) If I were a king. (Assertive)
(d) If you work hard, you will prosper in life. (Negative)
(e) In 1996, I was born. (Complex)

5. Chittagong Zone: Junior Scholar Exam —2009

(a) Very few students in the class are as small as Sami. (Superlative)
(b) No one could deny that she was pretty. (Affirmative)
(c) You should think before you leap. (Imperative)
(d) The peasantry of our country lead unhappy life. (Exclamatory)
(e) The boy did his best. (Interrogative)

6. Rangpur Zone: Junior Scholar Exam —2009

(a) Who does not want to be happy? (Assertive)
(b) Every mother loves her child. (Negative)
(c) Fie! You are a cheat. (Assertive)
(d) Gold is one of the most precious metals' {Positive)
(e) Health is wealth. (Complex)'

7. Sylhet Zone: Junior Scholar Exam —2009

(a) As soon as the thief saw the police, he ran away. (Negative)
(b) Akbar was one of the greatest kings of India. (Positive)
(c) The Cuckoo sings very sweetly. (Exclamatory)
(d) What a lonely garden is! (Assertive)
(e) We should take care of our health. (Imperative)

8. Dhaka Zone: Junior Scholar Exam —2009

(a) Rabindranath Tagore is one of the greatest poets in the world. (Comparative)
(b) This is a fact. (Negative)
(c) The flowers are very charming' (Exclamatory)
(d) Everybody wants to be rich. (Interrogative)
(e) Bangladesh is more populous than any other country. (Positive)

9. Comilla Zone: Junior Scholar Exam —2009

(a) He is better than most other boys in the class. (Positive)
(b) Every teacher loves his students. (Negative)
(c) I shall never forget you. (Affirmative)
(d) They were as wise as the Magi. (Comparative)
(e) Nobody trusts a liar. (Question)

10. Dhaka Zone: Junior Scholar Exam —2008

(a) As soon as the thief saw the police, he ran away. (Negative)
(b) There is no use of this law. (Interrogative)
(c) Alas! He has failed. (Assertive)
(d) I wish I could be a child again. (Exclamatory)
(e) Dhaka is one of the biggest cities of Bangladesh. (Positive)

11. Mymansing Zone: Junior Scholar Exam —2008

(a) Very few cities of the world are as famous as London. (Superlative)
(b) Their problem was so difficult that we could not solve. (Affirmative)
(c) He had nothing to say in this matter. (Interrogative)
(d) I wish I had the wings of a dove. (Exclamatory)
(e) Never tell a lie. (Assertive)

12. Rajshahi Zone: Junior Scholar Exam —2008

(a) Only Allah can save us. (Negative)
(b) Dhaka is the largest city in Bangladesh. (Positive)
(c) A little learning is a dangerous thing. (Exclamatory)
(d) Everybody hates a liar. (Interrogative)
(e) How nice the bird is! (Assertive)

13. Rangpur Zone: Junior Scholar Exam —2008

(a) Everybody fears death. (Question)
(b) Akbar was one of the greatest kings of India. (Positive)
(c) No sooner had he seen the bear than he ran away. (Affirmative)
(d) What a miserable life he leads! (Statement)
(e) We should settle the dispute. (Imperative)

14. Khulna Zone: Junior Scholar Exam —2008

(a) Gold is one of the most precious metals. (Positive)
(b) Every mother loves her child. (Negative)
(c) You should not laugh at a lame man. (Imperative)
(d) I never drink tea. (Interrogative)
(e) It is a very cheering report. (Exclamatory)

15. Cumilla Zone: Junior Scholar Exam—2008

(a) Prevention is better than cure. (Positive)
(b) He leads a most unhappy life. (Exclamatory)
(c) Man cannot help obeying some social rules. (Affirmative)
(d) Their glory can never fade. (Interrogative)
(e) We do not hate the poor. (Imperative)

16. Chattorgam Zone: Junior Scholar Exam—2008

(a) Cricket is one of the most popular games in Bangladesh. (Positive)
(b) A little learning is a dangerous thing. (Exclamatory)
(c) There is no mother but loves her child. (Affirmative)
(d) As soon as he reached home, the rain started. (Negative)
(e) Hurrah! We have won the game. (Assertive)

17. Sylhet Zone: Junior Scholar Exam—2008

(a) Gold is one of the most precious metals. (Positive)
(b) Her parents always liked her. (Negative)
(c) None believes a liar. (Interrogative)
(d) This pen is not as fine as mine. (Comparative)
(e) He leads a very unhappy life. (Exclamatory)

19. Barishal Zone: Junior Scholar Exam—2008

(a) Keo Karadong is one of the highest peaks in Bangladesh. (Positive)
(b) I will be ever loyal to my country. (Negative)
(c) None could say that the shy-boy would be the famous Einstein. (Interrogative)
(d) We should have the courage to say the right things. (Imperative)
(e) Fie! You are a cheat. (Assertive)

20. Mymansing Zone: Junior Scholar Exam—2008

(a) Very few cities of the world are as famous as London. (Superlative)
(b) The problem was so difficult that we could not solve. (Affirmative)
(c) He had nothing to say in this matter. (Interrogative)
(d) I wish I had the wings of a dove. (Exclamatory)
(e) Never tell a lie. (Assertive)

21. Sylhet Zone: Junior Scholar Exam—2008

(a) Gold is one of the most precious metals. (Positive)
(b) Her parents always liked her. (Negative)
(c) None believes a liar. (Interrogative)
(d) His pen is not as fine as mine. (Comparative)
(e) He leads a very unhappy life. (Exclamatory)

22. Dhaka Zone: Junior Scholar Exam—2007

(a) We eat to live. (Interrogative)
(b) The crow looks very ugly. (Exclamatory)
(c) Cure is not so good as prevention. (Comparative)
(d) No one could deny that she was pretty. (Affirmative)
(e) You should think before you leap. (Imperative)

23. Mymansing Zone: Junior Scholar Exam—2007

(a) Imran Khan is greater than most other cricketers. (Positive)
(b) None likes to forget his country. (Interrogative)
(c) The Cuckoo sings very sweetly. (Exclamatory)
(d) The boy is very agile. (Negative)
(e) Don't go out in the rain. (Assertive)

24. Rajshahi Zone: Junior Scholar Exam—2007

(a) I wish I had been rich. (Exclamatory)
(b) They spent a pleasant day. (Interrogative)
(c) Very few metals are so precious as gold. (Comparative)
(d) Everybody must die. (Negative)
(e) He lives in peace. (Negative-interrogative)

25. Cumilla Zone: Junior Scholar Exam—2007

(a) No sooner had he seen the police than he ran away. (Affirmative)
(b) Everybody lives in society. (Negative)
(c) There is no use of this book. (Interrogative)
(d) His hand writing is very clear. (Exclamatory)
(e) Arabian Nights is better than most other story books. (Superlative),

26. Rangpur Zone: Junior Scholar Exam—2007

(a) What a lonely garden! (Assertive)
(b) Calcutta is bigger than most other cities in India. (Positive)
(c) I shall never forget him. (Affirmative)
(d) Nobody believes a liar. (Question)
(e) He wants to go out. (Imperative)

27. Khulna Zone: Junior Scholar Exam—2007

(a) Akbar was one of the greatest kings of India. (Positive)
(b) The police punished the thief. (Negative)
(c) The fox is a very cunning animal. (Exclamatory)
(d) Everybody loves her mother. (Question)
(e) You should not kill your time. (Imperative)

28. Chattogram Zone: Junior Scholar Exam—2007

(a) Allah alone can save us. (Negative)
(b) Nobody trusts a liar. (Question)
(c) Every mother loves her child. (Negative)
(d) Maradona is one of the most famous footballers in the world. (Positive)
(e) Chittagong is the biggest port in Bangladesh. (Comparative)

29. Sylhet Zone: Junior Scholar Exam—2007

(a) He is better than most other boys in the class. (Positive)
(b) Would that I were a king! (Assertive)
(c) Every teacher loves his students. (Negative)
(d) I shall never forget you. (Affirmative)
(e) They were as wise as the Magi. (Comparative)

30. Barishal Zone: Junior Scholar Exam —2007

(a) Every mother loves her child. (Negative)
(b) Everybody hates a liar. (Interrogative)
(c) Only Allah can save us. (Negative)
(d) How nice the bird is! (Assertive)
(e) He plays football. (Imperative)

31. Khulna Zone: Junior Scholar Exam —2007

(a) We should take care of our health. (Imperative)
(b) He was a very honest boy. (Exclamatory)
(c) There is no man but loves his country. (Affirmative)
(d) Everybody turned to look at Bahadur. (Question)
(e) Very few metals are as precious as gold. (Superlative)

32. Dhaka Zone: Junior Scholar Exam —2006

(a) How beautiful the bird is! (Assertive)
(b) Dhaka is bigger than any other city in Bangladesh. (Positive)
(c) I always remember you. (Negative)
(d) Nobody trusts a liar. (Question)
(e) Very few animals are as ferocious as the tiger. (Comparative)

33. Mymansing Zone: Junior Scholar Exam —2006

(a) Every king has a crown. (Negative)
(b) I have never been to Cox's Bazar. (Interrogative)
(c) I wish I were a bird. (Exclamatory)
(d) He is one of the most intelligent students in the class. (Comparative)
(e) The problem is so difficult that we can't solve it. (Affirmative)

34. Barishal Zone: Junior Scholar Exam —2006

(a) All Bangladeshis are polite. (Negative)
(b) Everybody wants to be rich. (Interrogative)
(c) Would that I were a child again! (Assertive)
(d) He leads a very unhappy life. (Exclamatory)
(e) Keats is one of the greatest romantic poets in the world. (Positive)

35. Sylhet Zone: Junior Scholar Exam —2006

(a) Achilles also died. (W/H Question)
(b) The cuckoo sings very sweetly. (Exclamatory)
(c) You should not find fault with others. (Imperative)
(d) No other spinner in Bangladesh is as perfect as Rafiq. (Comparative)
(e) Never tell a lie. (Affirmative)

36. Chattogram Zone: Junior Scholar Exam —2006

(a) Every rose has thorn. (Negative)
(b) No other man in the village is as wise as he. (Comparative)
(c) It is a very splendid building. (Exclamatory)
(d) Nobody trusts a liar. (Question)
(e) He wants to go out. (Imperative)

37. Cumilla Zone: Junior Scholar Exam —2006

(a) Who can do this sum? (Negative)
(b) Bhutan is one of the smallest states in Asia. (Comparative)
(c) Nothing but the book is found. (Affirmative)
(d) He leads an unhappy life. (Exclamatory)
(e) We should settle the dispute. (Imperative)

38. Rangpur Zone: Junior Scholar Exam —2006

(a) Tufan is one of the best boys in the class. (Positive degree)
(b) Everybody likes an honest man. (Question)
(c) It is a very cheering report. (Exclamatory)
(d) Man is mortal. (Make it negative)
(e) How beautiful the flower is! (Assertive)

39. Rajshahi Zone: Junior Scholar Exam —2006

(a) What a fool he is! (Assertive)
(b) He is the worst boy in the class. (Positive)
(c) Nobody trusts a liar. (Question)
(d) As soon as he reached home, the rain started. (Negative)
(e) A little learning is a dangerous thing. (Exclamatory)

40. JSC—2011

(a) The old man was unable to carry the load. (Negative)
(b) Very few metals are as precious as gold. (Comparative)
(c) Cricket is a very exciting game. (Exclamatory)
(d) Don't go out in the rain. (Assertive)
(e) Everybody hates a liar' (Interrogative)

41. JSC—2010

(a) Keats was one of the greatest romantic poets in the world. (Positive)
(b) Who does not wish to be happy? (Assertive)
(c) There is no room in the bench' (Interrogative)
(d) I wish I were a child again. (Exclamatory)
(e) He was present in the meeting. (Negative)