9th Class ENGLISH

GRAMMAR
(M. C. Qs)

By

Ms. Uzma Siddiqua

(English Department APS DCI)
 Title of the Chapter Concept: Phrases and Clauses

Option Bloom's
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A B C D domain

They all sang extremely well. The underline Verb Phrase Noun Adverb Appositive c Phrases Understanding
1.
part is: Phrase phrase Phrase

In the meantime, I will help you with your Gerund Verb preposition Adjective C phrases Understanding
2.
domestic chores. The underline part is: phrase phrase phrase phrase

The book that is on the chair belongs to Infinitive Adverb Noun clause Adjective D Clauses Understanding
3.
Marvin. The underline part is: Phrase Clause clause

The button that is on top turns on the Adjective Participle Noun clause Adverb A clauses Understanding
4.
machine. The underline part is: clause phrase Clause

Destroyed by fire, the church was never Appositive Verb Preposition Gerund D Phrases understanding
5.
rebuilt. Phrase Phrase Phrase Phrase

The highway that was finished last month Adverbial Noun Dependent Independent C clause Understanding
6.
goes to Indianapolis. The underlined part is: clause clause clause clause

She can smell the pizza. The underlined part Verb phrase Noun Independent Dependent A Clauses Knowledge
7.
is: phrase clause clause

You must work hard ___ you go to school. if when for while B Clauses Application
8.
Complete the clause with appropriate

The teacher is writing a report. The Noun Verb Adjective Adverb B Clauses Knowledge
9.
underlined part is: phrase phrase phrase phrase
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I enjoy sitting by the fireplace. The underlined participle Verb Preposition Gerund D phrases understanding
10.
part is: Phrase Phrase Phrase Phrase

Hating homework, Bob put off doing it until participle Noun Infinitive Gerund A Phrases Understanding
11.
late at night. The underlined part is: Phrase Phrase phrase Phrase

A seismograph is an instrument that Noun clause Adjective Verb phrase Noun phrase D phrase Understanding
12. measures earthquake tremors. The phrase
underlined part is:

She lied in my face as if I knew nothing. She lied I knew In my face As if I knew D clauses Understanding
13.
(Identify the adverb clause) nothing nothing

She was saddened by what she had read. Noun Noun Adjective Adverb B Clauses Understanding
14.
The underlined part is: phrase clause clause Clause

He told me that I was the only person ____ which whom With whom That C Clauses application
15.
he always felt comfortable.
 Title of the Chapter Concept: Antonyms

Option Bloom's
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A B C D domain

1. Choose the correct antonym of “Ponderous”. light empty thoughtless simple D Antonyms Knowledge

2. Choose the correct antonym of “Inquisitive”. careful indolent dull uninterested D Antonyms Knowledge

3. Choose the correct antonym of “Receded”. diminished increased bloomed Advanced D Antonyms Knowledge

4. Choose the correct antonym of bless locate radiate deceive A Antonyms Knowledge
“anathematized”

5. Choose the correct antonym of “celerity” choler slowness postponement depression B Antonyms Knowledge

6. Choose the correct antonym of “obstinate” docile fragile flexible stubborn A Antonyms Knowledge

7. We cannot have double standards when novel fact spurious story B Antonyms application
differences between fact and fiction reach
such a high level. Antonym of the underlined
word:

8. The scar serves as a constant reminder of fixed fickle unconstant troublesome B Antonyms application
the accident. Antonym of the underlined
word:

9. Even an exceptional salesperson has an fine useless uncommon ordinary D Antonyms application
imperfect memory. Antonym of the underlined
word is:
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10. The strong wind almost knocked him off of his perilous safe hazardous inoffensive B Antonyms application
precarious perch on the edge of the cliff.
Antonym of the underlined word is:
 Title of the Chapter Concept: Transitional Devices

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A B C D

1. The Vaal River is one of the major rivers in Notwithstandi Regardless So as to With the aim C Transitional Application
South Africa but the runoff is not constant ng of of devices
which means that large dams have to be built
__ store water for use.

2. Mike has been told he will have to pay the On the though Furthermore despite B Transitional Application
fine__ his high rank in the military. grounds that devices

3. Johnny Pacheco has a creative talent as a moreover Owing to Now that depite A Transitional Application
composer; ----, he is a successful arranger. devices

4. ---- how long you've been using tobacco, you however No matter Even though regarding B Transitional Application
can still overcome your addiction to smoking. devices

5. All the soldiers had to take their masks with nevertheless so In case Because of C Transitional application
them ---- there was a gas attack. devices

6. He should not have used office property, ---- So as to Owing to furthermore In addition to B Transitional application
he ought not to have been in the building at devices
all outside the office hours.

7. Transition signals are very useful; …, they specifically hence subsequentl then A Transitional application
can help to join ideas. y devices

8. That sports car isn’t cheap. ___ I’m not going nonetheless To put it In like All in all B Transitional Application
to buy it! another way manner devices
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9. Learning a new language is fun. …..…, it Because of finally On the other likewise C Transitional Application
takes a lot of time. this hand devices

10. The printers are on strike; registered students contrast result addition time A Transitional knowledge
will, nevertheless, receive course packages devices
on time. The underlined word is transitional
device of _____

11. Which transitional word is used to add , Once in a In brief To conclude Furthermore D Transitional Knowledge
repeat or emphasize the information? while devices

12. Which transitional word shows exception? yet however nevertheless All D Transitional Knowledge
devices

13. If you’re having company for dinner, try to get For instance In contrast similarly moreover A Transitional Application
as much done in advance as possible. devices
______, set the table the day before.

14. My grandfather loves to say, “You’re as after as As a result until B Transitional Application
nervous _____ a long-tailed cat in a roomful devices
of rocking chairs.”

15. Larry will probably be a late bloomer socially, addition time comparison Cause and C Transitional understandin
just like his older brothers. Identify the nature effect devices g
of the underlined transition.
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16. The lazy checkout clerk forced the six-pack of time contrast comparison illustration A Transitional understandin
cola into the bottom of the bag, tearing it. devices g
Then she shrugged her shoulders and said, “I
guess you’ll have to carry the bag from the
bottom.” Identify the nature of the underlined
transition.

17. ____ the invention of television, people nevertheless because before For instance C Transitional Application
probably spent more of their leisure time devices
reading.

18. First, you have to answer the questions. So Next After further B Transitional Application
…….. you hand in your paper. devices

19. Small companies were merged into the parent despite though thereby As a C Transitional Application
company …. creating a single organization. consequence devices

20. …… how long you have been using tobacco, regarding however although No matter D Transitional application
you can still overcome your addiction to devices
smoking.
 Title of the Chapter Concept: Tenses

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A B C D domain

1. The electricity bill ___ (pay) last month. pays Had been Is pay Was paying B Tenses Application
paid

2. They patient had died before the doctor ____ reached Had reach reaching A Tenses Application
(reach). reached

3. Those who work hard never get disappoints disappointe disappoint disappoint B Tenses Application
____(disappoint). d ing

4. He _____ around the room in distaste. looking looks looked look C Tenses application

5. Look! That man __ to open the door of your tries Has been Had been Is trying D Tenses application
car. trying trying

6. We usually ___ vegetables in our garden but are growing grew / grow / grow / don’t C Tenses application
we ___ any. / don’t grow haven’t aren’t grow
grown growing

7. The River Thames ______ through London. Is flowing Has been flows Has flowed C Tenses application
flowing
8. I ____ in a first-class hotel: It’s too expensive Am sleeping Am going to sleep Have never D Tenses application
for me. sleep slept

9. She is shocked because she ___ a terrible Has seen saw sees Is going to A Tenses Application
accident. see
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10. The students ___ to leave the building Have been Will order ordered Will order A Tenses application
immediately. ordered

11. The roof may have been leaking for the past Is being Is repairing Was Has A Tenses application
few weeks but you do not have to worry about repaired repaired repaired
it any longer. It ______ now.

12. ___ Pam and Bobby _____ the rules? Were, Does, Are, Do, know D Tenses application
knowing knows knowing

13. I ____ an appointment with the dentist soon. Have made Will make made make B Tenses application

14. A journalist will be comigto interview you later Had come came Has been Will be D Tenses application
today. coming coming

15. Don’t worry _____ late tonight. When I am If I will be If I am When I will C Tenses application
be
 Title of the Chapter Concept: Punctuation

Option Bloom's
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A B C D domain

1. Choose the correct statement: Ouch, that Ouch, that Ouch, that hurts; Ouch, that hurts? B Punctua Application
hurts: hurts! tion

2. Choose the correct statement: I asked if you I asked if you I asked if you I asked if you A punctuat application
were going to were going to were going to the were going to the ion
the store. the store? store: store!

3. Choose the correct statement. I met a I met a beautiful I met a beautiful I met a beautiful, B Punctua Application
beautiful, European European, European, tion
European woman. woman. woman.
woman.

4. Choose the correct statement. I stopped to I stopped to I stopped to I stopped to A punctuat Application
consider an consider an consider an consider an ion
important important important important
question: Did I question, Did I question-Did I question! Did I
turn the faucet turn the faucet turn the faucet turn the faucet
off? off? off? off?
5. Choose the correct statement. Look at ‘em. Look at - em. Look at, em. Look at: em. A punctuat Application
ion

6. Please help us My friend is drowning. Please help us! Please help us. Please help us; Please help us: A Punctua Application
(Choose appropriate punctuation mark My friend is My friend is My friend is My friend is tion
to be placed on the blank.) drowning drowning drowning drowning
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A B C D domain

7. Which of the following sentences has The bridge was The bridge was The bridge was the bridge was B Punctua application
the correct punctuation marks? inaugurated by inaugurated by inaugurated by inaugurated by tion
cm. C.M. CM. CM

8. Which of the following sentences has Sarah studying Sarah’s studying Sarah’s studying Sarah’s studying B Punctua application
the correct punctuation marks? German; German, German: Physics German Physics tion
Physics and Physics and and Chemistry and Chemistry
Chemistry this Chemistry this this year. this year.
year. year.

9. Choose the correctly punctuated Jeremy! who Jeremy, who Jeremy; who lives Jeremy who lives B Punctua application
sentence. lives in Paris, is lives in Paris, is in Paris, is my in Paris is my tion
my brother. my brother. brother. brother.

10. Choose the correctly punctuated Whatever is! is Whatever is: is Whatever is, is Whatever is; is C Punctua application
sentence. right. right. right. right. tion
 Title of the Chapter Concept: Spellings

Option Bloom's
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A B C D domain

1. Choose the correct spelling for the following imbigous embeguos ambiguous ambaguous C spelling Knowledge
words.
2. Which of these words is misspelled? acrage analysis dosage traditionally A spelling knowledge

3 Which of these words is misspelled? undoubtly experience leisure undergraduate A spelling knowledge

4. Choose the correct spelling for the following Rendezvous rindovous rondivous randivous A spelling knowledge
words.
5. Which of these words is misspelled? Athletic conscious contemporary accompaniment B spelling knowledge

6. In case of poisoning ______ may last for dillirium dilerum delirium delerium C spelling application
many hours.
7. Often pilots will ____ the rain by flying above cermcomovent sercumvent circumvent circumvent D spelling application
the clouds.
8. Contributors were selected on the basis of iminence eminence aminence eminance B spelling application
their _____ in the fields of education and
social sciences.
9. Note ____ woodwork and etched mirror to curvaceous curvecious carvicious cervacious A spelling application
left.
 Title of Concept: Tenses, Spellings, Transitional Devices, Phrases, Clauses, Synonyms, Analogy

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1 When I went back to my hometown three are taken were taken have taken had taken D Tenses Knowledge /
years ago, I found that a lot of place place place place Understanding /
changes____. Application
2 Look! A hamster ___ by a cat. is chased is being was being has been B Tenses Knowledge /
chased chased chased Understanding /
Application
3 I’m sorry the house is not available any is sold was being has been will be sold C Tenses Knowledge /
longer. It ______ to a timber tycoon. sold sold Understanding /
Application
4 Naseer _______ to Lahore in 1997. is transferred was has been should be B Tenses Knowledge /
transferred transferred transferred Understanding /
Application
5 Passengers_____ to smoke in the train. are not was not had not will not allow A Tenses Knowledge /
allowed allowed allowed Understanding /
Application
6 Firemen who battled the fire reported that is brought was brought can be has been B Tenses Knowledge /
it ______ under control after forty minutes. brought brought Understanding /
Application
7 The students ____to leave the building ordered will order have ordered have been D Tenses Knowledge /
immediately. ordered Understanding /
Application
8 In future, famous singers ______ to are invited were invited has been will be invited D Tenses Knowledge /
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perform at charity concerts. invited Understanding /
Application
9 The roof may have been leaking for the was repaired is repairing has repaired is being D Tenses Knowledge /
past few weeks but you do not have to repaired Understanding /
worry about it any longer. It ______ now. Application
10 The price ______, but I doubt whether went down will go down has gone was going C Tenses Knowledge /
it will remain so. down down Understanding /
Application
11 I ______ working all afternoon and have been had been shall be Am B Tenses Knowledge /
have just finished the assignment. Understanding /
Application
12 Rohan ____ the movie before he read watches have had watched was watching C Tenses Knowledge /
the review. watched Understanding /
Application
13 He _____ in the States but he still does have been has been have lived Living B Tenses Knowledge /
not have a command over the English living living Understanding /
language. Application
14 By the next month, we shall _____ the had completing completed have D Tenses Knowledge /
project. completed completed Understanding /
Application
15 Every boy and girl ____ in the class are present is present have present had present B Tenses Knowledge /
today. Understanding /
Application
16 Find the correct spelt word Adulation Adlation Aduletion Addulation A Spellings Knowledge /
Understanding /
Application
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17 Find the correct spelt word Adulterate Adeldurate Adulterat Adultarate A Spellings Knowledge /
Understanding /
Application
18 Find the correct spelt word Adventitious Adventiteous Advintetus Adventituous A Spellings Knowledge /
Understanding /
Application
19 Find the correct spelt word Adverisity Advercety Adversity Advercity C Spellings Knowledge /
Understanding /
Application
20 Find the correct spelt word Affedevit Afidevit Affidevit Affidavit D Spellings Knowledge /
Understanding /
Application
21 Find the correct spelt word Agglomeratio Agglomeratio Agglomeratio Aglomaration A Spellings Knowledge /
n n n Understanding /
Application
22 Find the correct spelt word Agrandize Aggrandize Aggranndice Aggradise B Spellings Knowledge /
Understanding /
Application
23 Find the correct spelt word Aberant Abbarant Aberrant Abberant C Spellings Knowledge /
Understanding /
Application
24 Find the correct spelt word Abeyense Abayance Abeyence Abeyance D Spellings Knowledge /
Understanding /
Application
25 Find the correct spelt word Abstemius Abstemaus Abstemious Abstemous C Spellings Knowledge /
Understanding /
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Application
26 I lost my keys …. I later found them under In fact, For example However Next C Transition Knowledge /
the table. al devices Understanding /
Application
27 The storm was severe ……., many homes In contrast Next Indeed In fact, C Transition Knowledge /
were destroyed. al devices Understanding /
Application
28 John forgot to study for the test…...…, he Therefore, Of course, Furthermore Likewise, A Transition Knowledge /
got a very low grade. al devices Understanding /
Application
29 Our teacher was sick. …, she was absent Even though Likewise, As a result, Of course, C Transition Knowledge /
yesterday. al devices Understanding /
Application
30 Susan is here. Sam is here. I’m As an In short Further Even though B Transition Knowledge /
here…...…, we’re all here illustration al devices Understanding /
Application
31 Polls show that Tony Blair is the most In particular However For instance Further more B Transition Knowledge /
popular Prime Minister of this century. al devices Understanding /
____, there are even members of his own Application
party who are uneasy with his approach.
32 There are some slight variations in Consequentl Otherwise However Firstly A Transition Knowledge /
temperature. _____, 26 to 27ºC should be y al devices Understanding /
expected Application
33 The two main Channel Islands; ____, For example Namely In particular Otherwise B Transition Knowledge /
Jersey, and Guernsey are much closer to al devices Understanding /
France than to England. Application
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34 It was announced that nurses’ working As a result So that Likewise Otherwise A Transition Knowledge /
hours would be increased by 25%. ____, al devices Understanding /
even fewer trainee nurses are expected to Application
join the profession.
35 Sales of CDs have experienced a small Above all Similarly In contrast So that C Transition Knowledge /
but steady fall over the past 12 months. al devices Understanding /
____, vinyl records have seen an increase Application
in their share of the market, up to 1.7%.
36 It is clear that the situation in Brazil will Furthermore In nonetheless In contrast B Transition Knowledge /
improve only slowly. ____, the economic comparison al devices Understanding /
problems being experienced in Japan, the Application
outlook is slightly more optimistic.
37 In order to try to reduce car use in the as well as in addition in the same In contrast C Transition Knowledge /
inner cities, the government has way al devices Understanding /
announced new restrictions on company Application
parking spaces and ____ a new tax on
individual car use.
38 Essays must be handed in by the Obviously Otherwise As a result As well as B Transition Knowledge /
deadline. _____, they will not be marked. al devices Understanding /
Application
39 _____ it has been shown that fractures Nevertheless Because Even though as a result C Transition Knowledge /
can occur at even relatively low pressures, al devices Understanding /
the use of the material should not be Application
completely discounted.
40 Michael is very athletic and plays on the However In addition As a result Because A Transition Knowledge /
school basketball team. ______, his al devices Understanding /
brother just stays at home and plays video Application
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games all day.
41 Getting a college degree is important. In conclusion More in addition However B Transition Knowledge /
_____, building a good network of friends importantly al devices Understanding /
is crucial to future success. Application
42 Hawaii is a beautiful place to live. In addition On the However In conclusion B Transition Knowledge /
_______, Siberia is a very inhospitable contrary al devices Understanding /
location. Application
43 Eating well will help you live a healthier Moreover As a result Such as However A Transition Knowledge /
life. ____, exercising every day is also al devices Understanding /
highly recommended. Application
44 Do you enjoy completing these grammar Then Yet Moreover As a result A Transition Knowledge /
exercises? ______, you should be able to al devices Understanding /
improve your writing skills in no time! Application
45 Without getting a college degree, it will be Moreover However Then Yet B Transition Knowledge /
difficult to get a job. ____, some will say, al devices Understanding /
“It’s not what you know, but who you Application
know.”
46 I hope to win the first prize Noun phrase Adjective Adverb Gerund A Phrase Knowledge /
phrase phrase phrase Understanding /
Application
47 The girl in brown frock is my sister. Noun phrase Adjective Adverb Infiitive B Phrase Knowledge /
phrase phrase phrase Understanding /
Application
48 Did you enjoy watching the movie? Noun phrase Adjective Adverb Appositive A Phrase Knowledge /
phrase phrase phrase Understanding /
Application
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49 She always drives with care. Noun phrase Adjective Adverb Infinitive C Phrase Knowledge /
phrase phrase phrase Understanding /
Application
50 They were shouting in a loud voice. Noun phrase Adjective Adverb Infinitive C Phrase Knowledge /
phrase phrase phrase Understanding /
Application
51 The train stopped at Victoria Terminus. Noun phrase Adjective Adverb Infinitive C Phrase Knowledge /
phrase phrase phrase Understanding /
Application
52 Houses are unbelievably expensive now. Adjective Adverb Noun Phrase Prepositional A Phrase Knowledge /
Phrase Phrase Phrase Understanding /
Application
53 We will meet Paul last week. Adjective Adverb Prepositional Verb Phrase D Phrase Knowledge /
Phrase Phrase Phrase Understanding /
Application
54 A car without au fuel is not particularly Adjective Adverb Noun Phrase Verb Phrase A Phrase Knowledge /
useful. Phrase Phrase Understanding /
Application
55 I enjoy eating in Italian restaurants. Adjective Noun Phrase Prepositonal Verb Phrase C Phrase Knowledge /
Phrase Phrase Understanding /
Application
56 Don't you have to leave early in the Adjective Adverb Noun Phrase Verb Phrase B Phrase Knowledge /
morning? Phrase Phrase Understanding /
Application
57 Maria bought some flowers which she Adjective Adverb Noun clause Relative A Clause Knowledge /
wanted to give her mother. clause clause clause Understanding /
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58 I don’t know the reason why she hates me. Adjective Adverb Noun clause Relative C Clause Knowledge /
clause clause clause Understanding /
Application
59 He drove fast so that he might reach the Adjective Adverb Noun clause Relative B Clause Knowledge /
airport in time. clause clause clause Understanding /
Application
60 The professor was speaking so softly that Adjective Adverb Noun clause Relative B Clause Knowledge /
we could not hear him at all. clause clause clause Understanding /
Application
61 The gardener said that all the plants had Adjective Adverb Noun clause Relative C Clause Knowledge /
been pruned neatly. clause clause clause Understanding /
Application
62 The angler said that he hadn’t caught any Adjective Adverb Noun clause Relative C Clause Knowledge /
fish that morning. clause clause clause Understanding /
Application
63 Though he didn’t receive formal schooling, Adjective Adverb Noun clause Relative B Clause Knowledge /
he is clever and industrious. clause clause clause Understanding /
Application
64 The boys who misbehaved in the class Adjective Adverb Noun clause Relative A Clause Knowledge /
were suspended. clause clause clause Understanding /
Application
65 He who laughs last laughs best. Adjective Adverb Noun clause Relative A Clause Knowledge /
clause clause clause Understanding /
Application
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66 The constable asked me what I was Adjective Adverb Noun clause Relative C Clause Knowledge /
searching for. clause clause clause Understanding /
Application
67 Although they searched everywhere they Adjective Adverb Noun clause Relative B Clause Knowledge /
could not find him clause clause clause Understanding /
Application
68 If the driver had been more careful, the Adjective Adverb Noun clause Relative B Clause Knowledge /
accident would not have occurred. clause clause clause Understanding /
Application
69 Last week I visited some old friends whom Adjective Adverb Noun clause Relative A Clause Knowledge /
I had not seen in years. clause clause clause Understanding /
Application
70 The boy whose performance enthralled Adjective Adverb Noun clause Relative A Clause Knowledge /
everyone is a trained classical dancer. clause clause clause Understanding /
Application
71 PERT Tedious vapid frisky Weak C Synonym Knowledge /
s Understanding /
Application
72 PRAISE Magnify reprove disparage censure A Synonym Knowledge /
s Understanding /
Application
73 PERTINENT Frivolous relevant trivial unimportant B Synonym Knowledge /
s Understanding /
Application
74 OBLIGATORY Invigorating incumbent strange uncommon B Synonym Knowledge /
s Understanding /
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Application
75 OBSLETE Contemporar dormant mod operative B Synonym Knowledge /
y s Understanding /
Application
76 OPTIMUM Fabulous mediocre passable Nifty A Synonym Knowledge /
s Understanding /
Application
77 NOTORIOUS Reputed endorsed obscure discreditable C Synonym Knowledge /
s Understanding /
Application
78 OBDURATE Indulgent supportive cordial stubborn D Synonym Knowledge /
s Understanding /
Application
79 OMNIPOTENT Impotent feeble Almighty Frail C Synonym Knowledge /
s Understanding /
Application
80 NOCTURNAL Nightly daily diurnal harsh A Synonym Knowledge /
s Understanding /
Application
81 SOPKE: WHEEL Square: Balance: Door: latch Book: shelf C Analogy Knowledge /
circle lever Understanding /
Application
82 VESSEL: FLEET Wolf: pack Forest: Vehicle: truck Carriage: A Analogy Knowledge /
Clearing horse Understanding /
Application
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83 CALLOW: MATURITY Incipient: Eager: Spoiled: Young: old C Analogy Knowledge /
Fruition anxiety Purify Understanding /
Application
84 CARELESSNESS: ACCIDENT Assiduity: Indifference: Care: Writer: blot C Analogy Knowledge /
Success fruition avoidance Understanding /
Application
85 HYPOCHONDRIAC: HEALTH Addict: drugs Miser: money Glutton: food Narcotic: B Analogy Knowledge /
sickness Understanding /
Application
86 FRAGILE: BREAK Vital: destroy Hostile: invite Grow: vivid Flexible: D Analogy Knowledge /
bend Understanding /
Application
87 TELLER: BANK Artist: Cashier: Waiter: Borrow: loan C Analogy Knowledge /
museum check Restaurant Understanding /
Application
88 ININGS: BASEBALL Round: Puck: hockey Touchdown: Serve: tennis A Analogy Knowledge /
boxing football Understanding /
Application
89 DEGREE: TEMPERATURE Ounce: Fathom: Mass: energy Time: length B Analogy Knowledge /
weight volume Understanding /
Application
90 PICK: GUITAR String: banjo Pipe: organ Bow: violin Head: C Analogy Knowledge /
timberline Understanding /
Application
91 PEDAL: BICYCLE inch: walk: skip oar: canoe ire: C Analogy Knowledge /
yardstick automobile Understanding /
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92 PULSATE: THROB examine: Tired: sleep. walk: run ballet: dancer A Analogy Knowledge /
scrutinize Understanding /
Application
93 ELEPHANT: PACHYDERM poodle: feline kangaroo: tuna: mollusk zebra: horse B Analogy Knowledge /
marsupial Understanding /
Application
94 PSYCHOLOGIST: NEUROSIS ophthalmolo dermatologis oncologist: infant: A Analogy Knowledge /
gist: cataract t: fracture measles pediatrician Understanding /
Application
95 PETAL: FLOWER Base: ball Tire: bicycle Pappy: dog Sandal: B Analogy Knowledge /
shoes Understanding /
Application
96 SIAMESE: CAT Type: breed Mark: spot Collar: leash romaine: D Analogy Knowledge /
lettuce Understanding /
Application
97 BINDING: BOOK Frame: Criminal: Artist: picture Nail: hammer A Analogy Knowledge /
picture gang Understanding /
Application
98 DIVISION: SECTION Riser: stage Layer: tier Dais: Chapter: B Analogy Knowledge /
speaker verse Understanding /
Application
99 FINICH: BIRD ant: ladybug elephant: dalmatian: frog: toad C Analogy Knowledge /
reptile dog Understanding /
Application
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100 SKEIN: YARN ream: paper Plow: acre Fire: coal Tree: lumber A Analogy Knowledge /
Understanding /
Application

Title of the Chapter / Concept: Gerund, Infinitive & Participle

Option
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domain
A B C D

1. She liked the shirt given to her by her Gerund adjective infinitive Appositive B GERUND, Knowledge
grandmother. Phrase Phrase Phrase Phrase INFINTIVE / based
PARTICIPLE
2. Does the captain want us to lower the Gerund Participle Infinitive Appositive C GERUND, Knowledge
sails before we enter the harbor? Phrase Phrase Phrase Phrase INFINTIVE / based
PARTICIPLE
3. Before putting too much effort into the Gerund Preposition Infinitive Appositive A GERUND, understanding
project, maybe you should get some Phrase Phrase Phrase Phrase INFINTIVE / based
guidance from your boss. PARTICIPLE

4. Tom Hanks, star of Philadelphia, will be Appositive Prepositional Infinitive Gerund A GERUND, learning based
appearing in a new film this holiday Phrase Phrase Phrase Phrase INFINTIVE /
season? PARTICIPLE
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5. The girl in brown frock is my sister. Adjective Adverb Noun Phrase Absolute A GERUND, knowledge
phrase Phrase Phrase INFINTIVE / based
PARTICIPLE
6. She always drives with care. Adjective Adverb Participle Absolute B GERUND, learning based
phrase Phrase Phrase Phrase INFINTIVE /
PARTICIPLE
7. Tom visited India while studying the Appositive Prepositional Infinitive Noun Phrase B GERUND, learning based
history of Indian art: Phrase Phrase Phrase INFINTIVE /
PARTICIPLE
8. Will someone be here soon to open the verb phrase appositive prepositional infinitive D GERUND, understanding
door? phrase phrase phrase INFINTIVE / based
PARTICIPLE
9. The candidate, elected by the voters verb phrase participle prepositional gerund B GERUND, understanding
promised to put a chicken in every pot. phrase phrase phrase INFINTIVE / based
PARTICIPLE
10. Susan Sarandon, a famous actress, has infinitive appositive participle prepositional B GERUND, Knowledge
been very supportive of the striking phrase phrase phrase phrase INFINTIVE / Based
workers. PARTICIPLE

11. She preferred eating at the local deli for gerund verb phrase noun phrase absolute A GERUND, understanding
lunch. phrase phrase INFINTIVE / based
PARTICIPLE
12. He should discover a gift certificate for Infinitive Gerund Prepositional Noun Phrase C GERUND, learning based
dinner at Café Sofia under his seat at Phrase Phrase Phrase INFINTIVE /
the table. PARTICIPLE
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13. We all sighed in relief, James having Prepositional Participle Gerund Absolute D GERUND, understanding
found his passport. Phrase Phrase Phrase Phrase INFINTIVE / based
PARTICIPLE
14 The day ended with feasting on Spanish Infinitive Participle Gerund Absolute C GERUND, understanding
tapas and local wine Phrase Phrase Phrase Phrase INFINTIVE / based
PARTICIPLE
15. To celebrate their arrival at the villa, Infinitive Participle Gerund Absolute A GERUND, learning based
they all enjoyed a glass of wine on the Phrase Phrase Phrase Phrase INFINTIVE /
terrace overlooking the sea. PARTICIPLE

16. As a souvenir, Mary bought herself a Noun Phrase Verb phrase Prepositional Infinitive A GERUND, learning based
beautiful, oval-shaped, soft pink pearl. Phrase Phrase INFINTIVE /
PARTICIPLE
17. Fascinated by the stalactites and Infinitive Participle Gerund Absolute B GERUND, understanding
stalagmites in the cave, the tourists took Phrase Phrase Phrase Phrase INFINTIVE / based
many pictures. PARTICIPLE

18. Once at the beach, they all settled down Prepositional Infinitive Participle Absolute A GERUND, knowledge
on lounge chairs Phrase Phrase Phrase Phrase INFINTIVE / based
PARTICIPLE
19. Patricia would have gone for a walk to Verb phrase Infinitive Participle Absolute A GERUND, understanding
explore the surroundings had others Phrase Phrase Phrase INFINTIVE / based
been interested. PARTICIPLE
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20. They were shouting in a loud voice. Adjective Adverb Participle Absolute B GERUND, understanding
phrase Phrase Phrase Phrase INFINTIVE / based
PARTICIPLE

TOPIC: TYPES OF SENTENCES

Options Bloom’s
Sr. MCQ Ans Topic
A B C D Domain
1. Which one of these is not a type of complicated Assertive interrogative imperative A TYPES OF (knowledge
sentence? SENTENCES based)
2. Assertive sentence can also be called emphatic declarative imperative exclamatory B TYPES OF (knowledge
as: sentence sentence sentence sentence SENTENCES based)
3. To which type does the sentence Imperative declarative interrogative exclamatory D TYPES OF (knowledge
belong? SENTENCES based)
Alas! I have no hope of life.
4. Did you see the beautiful game? exclamatory declarative interrogative imperative C TYPES OF (knowledge
SENTENCES based)
5. Which one of the following is not the type affirmative informal negative emphatic B TYPES OF (understanding
of assertive sentence? SENTENCES based)
6. An imperative sentence does not contain Verb Subject None both B TYPES OF (knowledge
 SENTENCES based)
7. To which type does the sentence Assertive interrogative imperative exclamatory A TYPES OF (knowledge
belong? Brutus loved Caesar. SENTENCES based)
8. Which one of the following is not used to Do does did has D TYPES OF (learning
transform non-emphatic sentence into SENTENCES based)
emphatic?
9. ‘Sit down and be quiet!’ what type of imperative declarative exclamatory interrogative A TYPES OF (knowledge
sentence is this? SENTENCES based)
10. Which is an exclamatory sentence? He’s so cute!. Isn’t he cute? How cute he He is cute. C TYPES OF (understanding
is! SENTENCES based)

Topic: Change of Voice

Option Bloom’s
Sr MCQ Ans Topic
A B C D domain
1. Mr. Jamal asked him a question. He was asked a He was asked a
He was asked a A question was A Change (learning
question by Mr. question Mr.
question to Mr. being asked by in voice based)
Jamal Jamal.
Jamal Mr. Jamal
2. A child could not have done this This mischief ThisThis mischief
mischief This mischief a C Change (learning
mischief. could not be done could not been
could not have child could not in voice based)
by a child. done by a child
been done by a have been done
child.
3. James Watt discovered the energy The energy of The energy of James Watt was James Watt had B Change (knowledge
of steam. steam has been steam was discovered by discovered in voice based)
discovered James discovered by the energy of energy by the
Watt James Watt steam steam
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4. She makes cakes every Sunday. Every Sunday Cakes make her Cakes are made Cakes were C Change (learning
cakes made by every Sunday by her every made by her in voice based)
her Sunday every Sunday
5. Work hard Let the work be Work be hard Let you work be You are advised D Change (knowledge
hard hard to work hard. in voice based)
6. She spoke to the official on duty. The official on The official was She was spoken She was the A Change (analysis
duty was spoken spoken to by her to by the official official to be in voice based)
to by her. on duty on duty spoken to on
duty
7. The doctor advised the patient not The patient was The patient was The patient was The patient has A Change (learning
to eat rice. advised by the advised by the being advised by been advised not in voice based)
doctor not to eat doctor that he the doctor that he to eat rice by the
rice should not eat should not rice by doctor
rice the doctor
8. I cannot accept your offer. Your offer cannot I cannot be The offer cannot Your offer cannot A Change (knowledge
be accepted by accepted by your be accepted by be accepted. in voice based)
me. offer. me.
9. I sent you messages. Messages were You were sent You are sent You have been A Change (understanding
sent to you by me messages by me messages by me sent messages into based)
by me. voice
10. We watched the players play. The players were The players are The players were The players were D Change (understanding
watched to playing watched to play watched to be watched to play in voice based)
by us. by us. played by us by us.
11. She wished to write a poem. She wished a She wish a poem She wished a She wished that C Change (knowledge
poem should be to be written. poem to be a poem to be in voice based)
written. written. written.
12. Why do you tell a lie? Why a lie told by Why is a lie told Why is a lie been Why is a lie being B Change (learning
 Option Bloom’s
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A B C D domain
you? by you? told by you? told you? in voice based)

13. You will praise her very much. She will praised She will be She will being She will been B Change (learning
very much by you. praised very praised very praised very in voice based)
much by you much by you. much by you.
14. I take exercise daily. Exercise are taken Exercise is taken Exercise is being Exercise is been B Change (learning
daily by me. daily by me taken daily by taken daily by in voice based)
me. She will invite me
15. She will invite me. I should be invited I will be invited by I shall being I will been invited B Change (learning
by her. her. invited by her. by her. in voice based)

TOPIC: PUNCTUATION
Option Bloom’s
Sr MCQ Ans Topic
A B C D Domain
1. Choose the correct sentence He asked what He asked what‚ He asked, what He asked What A PUNCTUATION (knowledge
in view of punctuation. the latest score vas the latest was the latest was the latest based)
was. score? score. score.
2. Choose the correct sentence We decided not We decided not We decided not We decided not A PUNCTUATION (understanding
in view of punctuation. to go on holiday: to go on holiday: to go on holiday, to go on holiday. based)
we had too little We had too little we had too little we had too little
money. money. money. money.
3. Choose the correct sentence It's a nice idea, It's a nice idea, It's a nice idea, It's a nice idea, B PUNCTUATION (knowledge
 Option Bloom’s
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A B C D Domain
in view of punctuation. but there are a but there are a but there are a but there are a based)
lot of ifs and lot of ifs and lot of ifs and lot of if's and
but's. buts. buts. but's.
4. Choose the correct sentence Mrs. Grange, Mrs. Grange Mrs. Grange, Mrs. Grange C PUNCTUATION (learning based)
in view of punctuation. who was sitting who was sitting who was sitting who was sitting
behind the behind the behind the behind the
reception desk reception desk, reception desk, reception desk
gave Parker a gave Parker a gave Parker a gave Parker a
big smile! big smile. big smile. big smile
5. Choose the correct sentence James decided James decided James decided James decided B PUNCTUATION (knowledge
in view of punctuation. to try home- to try home- to try home- to try home- based)
made steak pie, made steak pie, made steak pie; made steak pie:
And Andrew and Andrew and Andrew and Andrew
ordered Dover ordered Dover ordered Dover ordered Dover
sale with boiled sole with boiled sole with boiled sale with boiled
potatoes. potatoes. potatoes: potatoes.
6. Choose the correct sentence If you are ever If you are ever If you are ever If you are ever B PUNCTUATION (knowledge
in view of punctuation. in London come in London, in London; in London come based)
and see me. come and see come and see and see me.
me. me.
8. Choose the correct sentence Would you Would you would you Would you B PUNCTUATION (understanding
in view of punctuation. please give me please give please give me Please give me based)
a piece of me a piece a piece of a piece of
paper. of paper? paper. paper.
9. Choose the correct sentence Governments Governments Governments Come and go; A PUNCTUATION (knowledge
in view of punctuation. come and go; come and go. come and go, however, the based)
however, the However, the however; the nation abides.
nation abides. nation abides. nation abides.
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10. Choose the correct sentence My God. How My God, how My God! How My God! how C PUNCTUATION (understanding
in view of punctuation. could you be so could you be so could you be could you be so based)
fool! fool! such a fool. fool.
 Topic: Preposition
Option Bloom’s
Sr MCQ Ans Topic
A B C D Domain
1. Choose the correct from Sweat poured Sweat poured Sweat poured Sweat poured A THE (learning
following: out from his face out in his face out with his face out by his face PREPOSITION based)
and his hands and his hands and his hands and his hands
and his body. and his body. and his body. and his body.
2. Choose the correct from He was He was He was He was B THE (understanding
following: drenched with drenched in the drenched of the drenched by the PREPOSITION based)
the hotness of hotness of his hotness of his hotness of his
his fear. fear. fear. fear.
3. Choose the correct from He stroked He stroked He stroked He stroked A THE (understanding
following: Laura’s head Laura’s head on Laura’s head Laura’s head by PREPOSITION based)
against him. him. across him. him.
4. Choose the correct from The men sat The men sat The men sat at The men sat B THE (knowledge
following: from their hands with their hands their hands on over their hands PREPOSITION based)
on their knees. on their knees. their knees. on their knees.
5. Choose the correct from Mr. Bittering Mr. Bittering Mr. Bittering Mr. Bittering B THE (knowledge
following: hesitated, and hesitated, and hesitated, and hesitated, and PREPOSITION based)
then raised the then raised the then raised the then raised the
mirror on his mirror to his mirror from his mirror at his
face. face. face. face.
6. Choose the correct from Harry Bittering Harry Bittering Harry Bittering Harry Bittering D THE (learning
following: moved by the moved from the moved at the moved into the PREPOSITION based)
metal shop and metal shop and metal shop and metal shop and
began to build began to build began to build began to build
the rocket. the rocket. the rocket. the rocket.
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7. Choose the correct from Men stood on Men stood in the Men stood from Men stood over B THE (learning
following: the open door open door and the open door the open door PREPOSITION based)
and talked and talked and joked and talked and and talked and
joked without without raising joked without joked without
raising their their voices. raising their raising their
voices. voices. voices.
8. Choose the correct from Once in a while Once in a while Once in a while Once in a while A THE (understanding
following: they gave him a they gave him a they gave him a they gave him a PREPOSITION based)
hand on lifting hand at lifting hand with lifting hand by lifting
something. something. something. something.
9. Choose the correct from Rubber tires Rubber tires in Rubber tires into Rubber tires by A THE (understanding
following: upon which which children which children which children PREPOSITION based)
children had had swung in had swung in had swung in
swung in back back yards hung back yards hung back yards hung
yards hung suspended like suspended like suspended like
suspended like stopped stopped stopped
stopped pendulums. pendulums. pendulums.
pendulums.
10. Choose the correct from Mr. Bittering Mr. Bittering Mr. Bittering Mr. Bittering C THE (knowledge
following: stood upon the stood upon the stood upon the stood upon the PREPOSITION based)
slope from his slope with his slope above his slope into his
villa, looking at villa, looking at villa, looking at villa, looking at
the valley. the valley. the valley. the valley.
 TOPIC: ARTICLE
In each question in the following, four alternative sentences are given. Choose the CORRECT one.

Option Bloom’s
Sr MCQ Ans Topic
A B C D Domain
1. Choose the sentence with I had a fish and a I had the fish and I had the fish and I had fish and D ARTICLE (understanding
correct use of article. chips for dinner. chips for dinner. the chips for chips for dinner. based)
dinner.
2. Choose the sentence with I'm on diet. No I'm on the diet. I'm on a diet. No I'm on the diet. C ARTICLE (understanding
correct use of article. sugar for me! No the sugar for sugar for me! No a sugar for based)
me! me!
3. Choose the sentence with I'm staying at the I'm staying at a I'm staying at a I'm staying at a B ARTICLE (understanding
correct use of article. hotel on the hotel on the hotel on a hotel on Hudson based)
Hudson river. Hudson river. Hudson river. river.
4. Choose the sentence with A friend of mine The friend of Friend of mine is An friend of mine A (learning
correct use of article. is coming to visit mine is coming to coming to visit is coming to visit ARTICLE based)
next week. visit next week. next week. next week.
5. Choose the sentence with Have you got a Have you got an Have you got the Have you got car C (understanding
correct use of article. car fixed yet? car fixed yet? car fixed yet? fixed yet? ARTICLE based)
6. Choose the sentence with I heard a knock I heard knock on I heard the knock I heard a knock D ARTICLE (knowledge
correct use of article. on a door. the door. on the door. on the door. based)
7. Choose the sentence with When do you get When do you get When do you get When do you get D ARTICLE (knowledge
correct use of article. an home? home? the home? a home? based)
8. Choose the sentence with There was a There was the There was the There was sound A ARTICLE (understanding
correct use of article. sound in the sound in living sound in the in living room. based)
living room. room. living room.
9. Choose the sentence with Jack Anderson Jack Anderson Jack Anderson Jack Anderson B (knowledge
correct use of article. was caught was caught was caught was caught ARTICLE based)
 Option Bloom’s
Sr MCQ Ans Topic
A B C D Domain
holding a match holding a match holding the holding match
during fire. during the fire. match during a during fire.
fire.
10. Choose the sentence with She replied in a She replied in She replied in She replied in B ARTICLE (knowledge
correct use of article. surprise that a surprise that the surprise that surprise that a based)
question was question was question was question was
much too difficult. much too difficult. much too difficult. much too difficult.

CONCEPT: PHRASAL VERBS

Option
Bloom's
Ser MCQ Ans Topic
domain
A B C D
1. Act Out. Under Over perform Perform Perform out. C Phrasal Understanding
perform something Verbs
with actions
and gestures.
2. Ask Around Invite To ask a To take a To take a B Phrasal Understanding
Someone question round revenge Verbs
3. Bash About Mistreat Bang about Bargain about Beware of Phrasal Understanding
Physically A Verbs
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4. Carry forward To load To lean To drag Make D Phrasal Understanding
forward forward forward something Verbs
progress
5. Carry on To choose Continue To succeed To become B Phrasal Understanding
quiter Verbs
6. Dig in To make a To create a Start eating To dodge C Phrasal Understanding
hole problem greedily Verbs
7. Die off Become Drag off Destroy Off Died down A Phrasal Understanding
Extinct Verbs
8. Feed on Give help Give someone Give help Give a part of B Phrasal Understanding
a particular diet Verbs
food
9. Hook up Greet Hang on Meet Hands up C Phrasal Understanding
Someone Someone Verbs
10. Jazz Up Make Make Make Make D Phrasal Understanding
something something something something Verbs
deprived disgusting boring interesting

Concept: PRONOUNS
 Option
Bloom's
Ser MCQ Ans Topic
domain
A B C D
1. They want more food. The underlined part Indefinite Possessive Personal Relative C Pronouns Knowledge
is: Pronoun Pronoun Pronoun Pronoun
2. Everything looks just right. The underlined Possessive Indefinite Interrogative Reflexive B Pronouns Knowledge
part is: Pronoun Pronoun Pronoun Pronoun
3. The man that lives next door coughs all Relative Interrogative Possessive Personal Pronouns Knowledge
night long. The underlined part is: Pronoun Pronoun Pronoun Pronoun A

4. The decision is theirs. The underlined Indefinite To lean To drag Possessive D Pronouns Understanding
part is: Pronoun forward forward Pronoun
5. Who is absent? The underlined part is: Possessive Interrogative Indefinite Personal B Pronouns Knowledge
Pronoun Pronoun Pronoun Pronoun
6. John taught himself Spanish. The Personal Relative Reflexive Interrogative C Pronouns Knowledge
underlined part is: Pronoun Pronoun Pronoun Pronoun
7. This is my favorite song. The underlined Demonstrative Reflexive Personal Reciprocal A Pronouns Knowledge
part is: Pronoun Pronoun Pronoun Pronoun
8. My brothers love each other. The Interrogative Reciprocal Relative Indefinite B Pronouns Understanding
underlined part is: Pronoun Pronoun Pronoun Pronoun
9. He kicked the ball. The underlined part Relative Demonstrative Personal Reflexive C Pronouns Understanding
is: Pronoun Pronoun Pronoun Pronoun
10. All got certificates for participation. The Demonstrative Indefinite Reciprocal Indefinite D Pronouns Understanding
underlined part is: Pronoun Pronoun Pronoun Pronoun
11. He can bake a cake by himself. The Reflexive Reflexive Indefinite Reciprocal A Pronouns Understanding
underlined part is: Pronoun Pronoun Pronoun Pronoun
12. My car is green. The underlined part is: Indefinite Possessive Demonstrative Reflexive B Pronouns Understanding
Pronoun Pronoun Pronoun Pronoun
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13 He is the person who fixed our TV. The Reciprocal Demonstrative Relative Possessive C Pronouns Understanding
underlined part is: Pronoun Pronoun Pronoun Pronoun
14 Someone ate my candy. The underlined Reflexive Reciprocal Possessive Indefinite D Pronouns Understanding
part is: Pronoun Pronoun Pronoun Pronoun
15. My hat is warmer than yours: The Possessive Relative Demonstrative Reflexive A Pronouns Knowledge
underlined part is: Pronoun Pronoun Pronoun Pronoun
16. The paint that I picked out is too dark. Indefinite Relative Relative Reciprocal B Pronouns Understanding
The underlined part is: Pronoun Pronoun Pronoun Pronoun
17. I am going to buy these cherries. The Reflexive Indefinite Demonstrative Possessive C Pronouns Knowledge
underlined part is: Pronoun Pronoun Pronoun Pronoun
18. We completed the job ourselves. The Indefinite Relative Possessive Reflexive D Pronouns Understanding
underlined part is: Pronoun Pronoun Pronoun Pronoun
19. I love your restaurant. The underlined Possessive Indefinite Reflexive Demonstrative A Pronouns Understanding
part is: Pronoun Pronoun Pronoun Pronoun
20. Nobody reached at the airport. The Reflexive Demonstrative Indefinite Relative C Pronouns Understanding
underlined part is: Pronoun Pronoun Pronoun Pronoun

Title of the Chapter Concept: Adverbs

 Option
Bloom's
Ser MCQ Ans Topic
domain
A B C D

1. In school I accept change only if it Adverb of Adverb of Adverb of Adverb of C Adverbs Knowledge
doesn’t disrupt the school too much. The Place Manner Degree Frequency
underlined word is:

2. Yes, it is legally wrong but morally right Adverb of Adverb of Adverb of Adverb of C Adverbs Knowledge
to steal the thing to save some one’s Degree Frequency Affirmation Negation
life. ‘Yes’ falls in the class of:

3. I was so happy; I couldn’t wait to tell my Adverb of Adverb of Adverb of Adverb of B Adverbs Knowledge
friend and ran straight to the field. The Degree Manner Reason Attitude.
underlined word is:
4. Sometimes laws are violated. The Adverb of Adverb of Adverb of Adverb of A Adverbs Knowledge
underlined word is: Frequency Place Degree Manners

5. We met our friend __ after a long time. Often Yesterday Seldom Early B Adverbs Application
An appropriate adverb of [Link] the
blank is:
6. He ran very _______ to save his life. Fast Fastly Easily Heavily A Adverbs Knowledge
Correct word in the blank is:
7. I shall definitely follow up your proposal Degree Frequency Affirmation Certainty D Adverbs Knowledge
in the next meeting. Which kind of
adverb the underlined word belongs to?
8. They fought bitterly and resultantly met Interrogation Manner Reason Certainty B Adverbs Understanding
the consequences. Which kind of
adverb the underlined word belongs to?
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domain
A B C D

9. I searched my necklace everywhere but Adverb of Adverb of Adverb of Adverb of B Adverbs Understanding
have not found yet. The underlined word Frequency Place Degree Manners
is:

10. How did you make this sauce? The Adverb of Adverb of Adverb of Adverb of D Adverbs Understanding
underlined word is: Frequency Degree affirmation Interrogation

11. I am fully ready to go with you.” The Adverb of Adverb of Adverb of Adverb of C Adverbs Knowledge
underlined word is: Place Manner Degree Frequency

12. The coffee is _______ hot to drink. The Too Very Much Most A Adverbs Application
correct word in the blank is:

13. He therefore left the school.” The Adverb of Adverb of Adverb of Adverb of A Adverbs Understanding
underlined word is a/a: Reason Manner Place Attitude.

14. He visited me yesterday.” The Adverb of Adverb of Adverb of Adverb of A Adverbs Knowledge
underlined word is: Time Place Manner degree

15. He walks very slowly. The underlined verb adjective adverb Noun C Adverbs Understanding
adverb modifies:
 Title of the Chapter Concept: Adjective

Option
Bloom's
Ser MCQ Ans Topic
domain
A B C D

1. Aleena gave me seven mangoes. The Adjective of Adjective of Adjective of Adjectives of C Adjective Understanding
underlined word is: Quality Quantity Number Demonstration

2. All these are solved examples of Adjective of Adjective of Adjective of Demonstrative A Adjective Understanding
English language. The underlined word Quality Quantity Number Adjectives
is:

3. Ali was beaten in his own game. The Exclamatory Distributive Emphasizing Numeral C Adjective Knowledge
underlined word is: Adjective Adjective Adjective Adjective

4. Do they have any strength left? The Quality Number Demonstration B Adjective Knowledge
underlined word is: Quantity

5. What a surprise! The underlined word is: Demonstrative Exclamatory Adjective of Indefinite A Adjective Understanding
Adjective Adjective Quality Adjectives

6. Raman is a nice man. The underlined Adjective of Adjective of Adjective of Exclamatory A Adjective Knowledge
word is: Quality Quantity Number Adjective

7. He showed much patience. The Adjective of Adjective of Adjective of Indefinite B Knowledge

underlined word is: Quality Quantity Number Adjectives Adjective

8. Each student must take his turn. The Adjective of Distributive of Numeral Adjective of B Adjective Knowledge
underlined word is: Quality Adjective Adjective Number
 Option
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domain
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9. These oranges are sour. The underlined Distributive of Numeral Demonstrative Quality C Adjective Knowledge
word is: Adjective Adjective Adjective Adjective

10. What manner of man is he? The Distributive of Numeral Demonstrative Interrogative D Understanding
underlined word is: Adjective Adjective Adjective Adjective

11. Whose book is this? The underlined Distributive of Numeral Interrogative Demonstrative C Adjective Understanding
word is: Adjective Adjective Adjective Adjective

12. We had had enough exercise. The Adjective of Adjective of Adjective of Distributive of B Adjective Knowledge
underlined word is: Quality Quantity Number Adjective

13. Certain boys were caught red handed. Definite Indefinite Distributive of Demonstrative Adjective Knowledge
The underlined word is: Numeral Numeral Adjective of Adjective A
Adjectives Adjectives

14. I hate such things. The underlined word Definite Indefinite Distributive of Demonstrative D Adjective Knowledge
is: Numeral Numeral Adjective of Adjective
Adjectives Adjectives

15. Which way shall we go? The underlined Distributive of Demonstrative Interrogative Numeral c Adjective Knowledge
word is: Adjective of Adjective Adjective Adjectives
 Title of the Chapter Concept: Phrases & Clauses

Option
Bloom's
Ser MCQ Ans Topic
domain
A B C D
1. I see him from time to time. The Adverb Phrase Adjective Prepositional Noun Phrase A Phrases Knowledge
underlined part of the sentence is: Phrase Phrase & Clauses

2. He wore a turban made of silk. The Adverb Phrase Adjective Participle B Phrases Knowledge
underlined part of the sentence is: Phrase Phrase Gerund Phrase & Clauses
3. He noticed that the clock has stopped. Noun Clause Adverb Clause Adjective Noun Phrase Phrases Knowledge
The underlined part of the sentence is: Clause A & Clauses

4. Talha visited Turkey while studying the Adverb Phrase Gerund Phrase Prepositional Participle C Phrases Knowledge
history of Turkish Arts. The underlined Phrase Phrase & Clauses
part of the sentence is:
5. She refuses to consider the issue. The Infinitive Participle Appositive Gerund Phrase A Phrases Understanding
underlined part of the sentence is: Phrase Phrase Phrase & Clauses
6. Jack, my next door neighbour, is a very Infinitive Participle Appositive Gerund Phrase C Phrases Understanding/
nice man. The underlined part of the Phrase Phrase Phrase & Clauses
sentence is:
7. My Granny remembers the days when Noun Clause Adjective Adverb Clause Independent C Phrases Understanding
there was no television. The underlined Clause Clause & Clauses
part of the sentence is a/an:
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Ser MCQ Ans Topic
domain
A B C D
8. “Animal Form”, By “George Orwell” is my Infinitive Noun Phrase Adjective Appositive Phrases Understanding
favorite book. The underlined part of the Phrase Phrase Phrase B & Clauses
sentence is:
9. He has been living in this house since Participle Infinitive Gerund Phrase B Phrases Knowledge
1980. The underlined part of the sentence Phrase Verb Phrase Phrase & Clauses
is:
10. I found him Fighting with his siblings. The Participle Verb Phrase Infinitive Gerund Phrase D Phrases Understanding
underlined part of the sentence is: Phrase Phrase & Clauses
11. Unless he behaves nicely, I will not talk to Noun Clause Adverb Clause Adverb Phrase Adjective B Phrases Understanding
him. The underlined part of the sentence Phrase & Clauses
is:
12. I met a terrible and dreadful storm. The Noun Phrase Noun Clause Adjective Adjective A Phrases Knowledge
underlined part of the sentence is: phrase Clause & Clauses
13. She is the girl whom I talked yesterday. Adjective Adjective Noun Clause Noun Phrase Understanding
The underlined part of the sentence is: Phrase Clause B Phrases
& Clauses
14. He is running very fast. The underlined Adjective Participle Verb Phrase Prepositional A Phrases Knowledge
part of the sentence is: Phrase Phrase Phrase & Clauses
15. I like the girls with long hair. Noun Phrase Adjective Verb Phrase Infinitive Phrase B Phrases & Understanding
The underlined part of the sentence is: phrase Clauses
16. He is running very fast. The underlined Adjective Participle Verb Phrase Prepositional A Phrases & Knowledge
part of the sentence is: Phrase Phrase Phrase Clauses
17. I miss the days when I was a baby. Adjective Adjective Noun Clause Noun Phrase B Phrases Knowledge
Phrase Clause & Clauses
 Option
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18. The future generation would prefer to live Noun Phrase Adjective Adverb Phrase Adverb Clause C Phrases Understanding
on the Mars. Phrase & Clauses
19. I like the girls with long hair. Noun Phrase Adjective Verb Phrase Infinitive Phrase B Phrases Understanding
The underlined part of the sentence is: phrase & Clauses
20. I often wonder how she secured 1st Adjective Adjective Noun Phrase Noun Clause D Phrases Understanding
position. Phrase Clause & Clauses
Title of the Chapter Concept: Phrasal Verbs

Option
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Ser MCQ Ans Topic
domain
A B C D
1. I didn’t know the answer so I _____ on Cut it out Looked it up Blew it up Dressed it up B Phrasal Knowledge
the internet. Fill in the blank with most Verbs
suitable phrasal verb:
2. I set my alarm clock because I have to Get up Look up Come on Look out A Phrasal Knowledge
_____early tomorrow. Fill in the blank Verbs
with most suitable phrasal verb:
3. Your room is so untidy! Please ______ Break down Pick up Clear on Spread on B Phrasal Understanding
the clothes and put them in washing Verbs
machine. Fill in the blank with most
suitable phrasal verb:
4. I _____ really well with my colleagues. Get on Find out Find back Break down A Phrasal Knowledge
We often meet up for drinks or meal. Fill Verbs
 Option
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domain
A B C D
in the blank with most suitable phrasal
verb:
5. I don’t know enough about it, so I to need Take out Find out Let down Take off B Phrasal Knowledge
______more. Fill in the blank with most Verbs
suitable phrasal verb:
6. Would you ________ my dog for me this Look in Look after Look up Look for B Phrasal Understanding
week end. Fill in the blank with most Verbs
suitable phrasal verb:
7. My neighbor _________eggs yesterday. Ran up Ran out of Ran into Ran for B Phrasal Application
Fill in the blank with most suitable phrasal Verbs
verb:
8. Our boss _______ our meeting until next Putt Put off Put down Put in B Phrasal Application
week. Fill in the blank with most suitable Verbs
phrasal verb:
9. Could you _______ the music while I am Turn on Turn off Turn around Turn into B Phrasal Application
on the phone. Fill in the blank with most Verbs
suitable phrasal verb:
10. I don’t ________ my new science Get up Get over Get on Get on with D Phrasal Application
teacher. Fill in the blank with most Verbs
suitable phrasal verb:
11. My car ______ on my way to school. Fill Break off Broke away Break down Break into C Phrasal Application
in the blank with most suitable phrasal Verbs
verb:
12. Here is a seat. Please _________. Fill in Break down Go up Sit down Make up C Phrasal Knowledge
the blank with most suitable phrasal verb: Verbs
 Option
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domain
A B C D
13. If you don’t pass the exam this time don’t Come in Look out Go on Give up D Phrasal Understanding
_______ again. Fill in the blank with most Verbs
suitable phrasal verb:
14. _________ the T.V. My favorite Grow up Look for Take off Switch on D Phrasal Knowledge
programmer will start in a minute. Fill in Verbs
the blank with most suitable phrasal verb:
15. The babysitter _______ the girl while her Looked after Found out Broke down Ran into A Phrasal Knowledge
parents were at the restaurant. Fill in the Verbs
blank with most suitable phrasal verb:
 Title of the Chapter Concept: References

Option
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Ser MCQ Ans Topic
domain
A B C D
1. “Look over there”. The underlined word is Anaphoric Cataphoric Exophoric Endophoric C References Knowledge
an example of: Reference Reference Reference Reference
2. “For she is a jolly good fellow and so say Anaphoric Cataphoric Exophoric Endophoric C References Understanding
all of us.” The underlined word is an Reference Reference Reference Reference
example of:
3. “She gave the books, to John. He left the Anaphoric Cataphoric Exophoric Endophoric D References Knowledge
room.” The underlined word is an Reference Reference Reference Reference
example of:
4. “Did the gardener water those plants?” Endophoric Exophoric Cataphoric Anaphoric B References Knowledge
The underlined word is an example of: Reference Reference Reference Reference
5. Hooria and her parents visited Dubai last Cataphoric Exophoric Endophoric A References Knowledge
year. They had such a great time. The Reference Reference Reference
underlined word is an example of: Anaphoric
Reference
6. Hammad bought a new motor bike Cataphoric Exophoric Endophoric A References Knowledge
yesterday. He loves his new bike very Reference Reference Reference
much. The underlined word is an Anaphoric
example of: Reference
7. “One day, while he was washing clothes, Anaphoric Cataphoric Exophoric Endophoric B References Understanding
a big peach floated down the stream. The Reference Reference Reference Reference
old washer man took the peach home.”
The underlined word is:
 Option
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8. “He works at our home. He is our servant Anaphoric Cataphoric Exophoric Endophoric B References Knowledge
since 2010.” The underlined word is: Reference Reference Reference Reference
9. “The Qatar team was opportunistic. It Anaphoric Cataphoric Exophoric Endophoric B References Knowledge
took advantage of every break.” The Reference Reference Reference Reference
underlined word is:
10. “Ali is a software engineer. He is busy in Anaphoric Cataphoric Exophoric Endophoric A References Understanding
creating new websites.” The underlined Reference Reference Reference Reference
word is an example of:
11. “Muslims are touchy for their religion. Anaphoric Cataphoric Exophoric Endophoric B ReferencesUnderstanding
They don’t let anybody talk about it.” The Reference Reference Reference Reference
underlined word is::
12. “They will be warmly welcomed by the Anaphoric Cataphoric Exophoric Endophoric B References Understanding
nation. If Pakistani team wins the match.” Reference Reference Reference Reference
The underlined word is an example of:
13. “We cannot find its solution.” The Anaphoric Cataphoric Exophoric Endophoric C ReferencesUnderstanding
underlined word is an example of: Reference Reference Reference Reference
14. “He is the well-known president in USA.” Anaphoric Cataphoric Exophoric Endophoric D References Knowledge
The underlined word is an example of: Reference Reference Reference Reference
15. “Ali met Ahmed. They are good friends.” Anaphoric Cataphoric Exophoric Endophoric D References Understanding
The underlined word is an example of: Reference Reference Reference Reference
16. “Adeeba is the girls who secured highest Anaphoric Cataphoric Exophoric Endophoric A References Understanding
marks in our school.” The underlined Reference Reference Reference Reference
word is an example of:
17. “He never gave me that.” The underlined Anaphoric Cataphoric Exophoric Endophoric C References Understanding
word is an example of: Reference Reference Reference Reference
 Option
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18. “He lives there.” The underlined word is Anaphoric Cataphoric Exophoric Endophoric C References Understanding
an example of: Reference Reference Reference Reference
19. “She is happy for that.” The underlined Anaphoric Cataphoric Exophoric Endophoric C References Understanding
word is an example of: Reference Reference Reference Reference
20. “This car gives best consumption of Anaphoric Cataphoric Exophoric Endophoric A References Understanding
petrol. It’s the best amongst the new Reference Reference Reference Reference
cars.” The underlined word is an example
of:

Title of the Chapter Concept: Nouns, Preposition, Article ,Types Of Sentences, Figure Of Speech ,Subject Verb Agreement

Option
Bloom's
Ser MCQ Ans Topic
domain
A B C D

1. The brave tourist was lost. The Proper noun commonNoun Uncountable Appositive B Noun Understanding
underlined part is: noun noun

2. English is my favourite language. Common Appositive Proper Material c Noun Understanding

The underlined part is: noun noun noun noun

3. Quaid-e-Azam the founder of Common Material Appositive Proper C Noun Understanding

Pakistan is my favourite personality. noun noun noun noun
The Underlined part is:
4. Which of the following Noun is an Bravery Blood Air Water A Noun Understanding
abstract noun?

5. Which one of the following is Grass Girls Bag Slave A Noun Understanding
uncountable noun?

6. Book, pen, tree and room are: Common Feminine Neuter gender Masculine C Noun Knowledge
gender gender gender

7. Feminine noun for ‘’colt’’ is: Bee Doe Filly Heifer B Noun Knowledge

8. Which of these nouns is not singular? Mathematics Hypothesis Fungus formulae D Noun Understanding

9. These _______ are mine. Choose Poultry poutries Poultrys poultres A Noun Application
the correct plural noun from the
following.

10. When he woke again, the sun was feminine masculine Collective uncountable B Noun Understanding
shining on his face.
The underlined word is ____ noun.

11. We should love our country. The Masculine Feminine Neuter gender Common A noun Understanding
underlined word is: gender gender gender

12. Gender is of ______ types. 1 2 3 4 D NOUN Knowledge

13. All the monks and _____of this monkees monkiness monkixes nuns D NOUN Knowledge
church are invited.

14. They are welcoming their Daughter- in - Son’s wife Wife of son Wife in law A noun Knowledge
Son and ____ to their home law
15. Alia is working hard. Underlined word Nominative genitive case Accusative Vocative case A noun Application
is________. case case

16. I support Amina. The underlined accusative Objective possessive nominative b noun Understanding
word is____case.

17. Ammara, listen please. Nominative genitive case Vocative case Accusative C noun Application
Underlined word is____ case case

18. The cautious are not always the Nominative genitive case Vocative case Accusative A noun Understanding
cowards. The underlined word is: case case

19. He gave me a bunch of grapes and bunch grapes Two apples A NOUN Understanding
two apples.
Which one is collective noun?

20. Mouse and mice are ______. Masculine and Singular and Word opposite Subject and A noun Knowledge
feminine. plural object

21. My brother works ___________ a at in With from B Preposition Application

bank.

22. The Mishra family lives____ Rawal in at On from B Preposition Understanding

Road.

23. Candidates have to write their names in on At with C Preposition Knowledge

______ the top of the page.

24. Father hung a calendar ______ the on over Under at B Preposition Application
fireplace.

25. The lady carried her hangbag in over On under D Preposition Application
_________her arm.
26. Children __________the age of five under at In with A Preposition Application
can’t be admitted to this school.

27. The girl had her face _______ in at Under from C Preposition Application
bedclothes.

28. There is a temple _____ the house. over above On across B Preposition Application

29. Old man was sitting _________the at in On across B Preposition Application

corner of the room.

30. You can find the phone booth at above In along A Preposition Knowledge
__________the corner of the street.

31. The girl is leaning _______ the wall. on above With against D Preposition Understanding

32. Draw a line ________the wall. on across Above along B Preposition Knowledge.

33. He walked ________ the road. on with Over along D Preposition Understanding

34. The light passed___ the window. in along On through D Preposition Understanding

35. The children leave beds ________ on at In from B Preposition Knowledge.

daybreak.

36. Come to railway station in on At over C Preposition Knowledge

__________half past two.

37. The muslims offer prayers in the at in On from C Preposition Knowledge

mosque _______ friday.
38. I will see the mayer________8 am at in Between on C Preposition Knowledge
and 10 am.

39. The old lady is walking in of With by C Preposition Knowledge

___________a stick.

40. The school is very cold Hasn’t it got an the A 0 C Article Understanding
________ central heating system.

41. How far is ________ moon from a an The 0 C Article Application

________earth?

42. Children like ________sweets. the 0 A an B Article Knowledge

43. Picasso was __________artist. a an The 0 B Article Knowledge

44. It takes me _______hour to go to the 0 A an D Article Understanding

work.

45. He is _________honest man. 0 an The a B Article Knowledge

46. He used to live in _____ city centre. a an 0 the D Article Knowledge

47. My cousin is _____surgeon. the a An 0 B Article Knowledge

48. Are you ________teacher. a an 0 the A Article Understanding

49. I study at ______small university in the a An 0 B Article Understanding

London.

50. Do you eat fruits daily? imperative interrogative declarative exclamatory B Types of Knowledge
sentence
51. What a beautiful painting! declarative declarative exclamatory interrogative C Types of Knowledge
sentence

52. Shut the door. imperative interrogative declarative exclamatory A Types of Knowledge
sentence

53. The elephant is a big animal. imperative declarative exclamatory interrogative B Types of Knowledge
sentence

54. Which is your house? interrogative exclamatory imperative declarative A Types of Knowledge
sentence

55. Bravo! What a nice kick. exclamatory imperative interrogative declarative A Types of Knowledge
sentence

56. Kindly lend me your book. interrogative exclamatory imperative declarative C Types of Knowledge
sentence

57. The earth moves round the sun. interrogative exclamatory imperative declarative D Types of Knowledge
sentence

58. May you be successful in your life! imperative optative interrogative simple B Types of Knowledge
sentence

59. Mary came out of grocery and went complex Compound compound simple C Types of Understanding
to the store. complex sentence

60. Because he works hard, he will be declarative complex compound imperative B Types of Knowledge
successful. sentence

61. I don’t love my old pets. interrogative complex compound simple D Types of Knowledge
sentence
62. She came first, therefore she got a complex exclamatory Assertive compound D Types of Understanding
good seat. sentence

63. We eat apple every morning. simple complex Compound imperative A Types of Understanding
sentence

64. I was looking for my puppy all day- Complex- exclamatory Assertive optative A Types of Understanding
long, but it seems like he was asleep compound sentence
under my pink blanket.

65. Wish you all the best. Simple exclamatory Optative imperative C Types of Understanding
sentence

66. Many people enjoyed the movie, they compound exclamatory Assertive Complex- D Types of Understanding
watched for three hour ;however, compound sentence
Sara did not.

67. Does she keep dogs? interrogative exclamatory Optative imperative A Types of Understanding
sentence

68. The train is not running on time. complex exclamatory Declarative imperative C Types of Knowledge
sentence

69. Keep quiet. complex imperative Optative simple B Types of Knowledge

sentence

70. Continuous as the stars. simile metaphor irony pun A Figures of Knowledge
speech

71. Life is a dream. epigram pun metaphor simile C Figures of Understanding

speech
72. Death lays his icy hand on kings. pun personificatio apostrophe hyperbole B Figures of Understanding
n speech

73. O judgement! Thou art fled to brutish pun personificatio epigram apostrophe D Figures of Knowledge
beasts. n speech

74. Shed thousands of tears. pun personificatio apostrophe hyperbole D Figures of Understanding
n speech

75. You are telling me a fairy tale. simile metaphor euphemism pun C Figures of Understanding
speech

76. Man proposes, God disposes. oxymoron metonymy litotes antithesis D Figures of Understanding
speech

77. So innocent arch, so cunningly pun oxymoron climax Anti-climax B Figures of Knowledge
simple. speech

78. Art lies in concealing art. epigram metaphor simile pun A Figures of Understanding
speech

79. No doubt but ye are the people, and simile metaphor irony pun C Figures of Understanding
wisdom shall die with you. speech

80. An ambassador is an honest man Metonym pun exclamation interrogation B Figures of Understanding
who lies abroad for the good of his speech
country.
81. The bench decided in my favour. Oxymoron metonymy litotes antithesis B Figures of Knowledge
speech

82. She has many mouths to feed Metonym oxymoron synecdoche litotes c Figures of Understanding
speech
83. His father pointed an angry finger at Transferred metonymy synecdoche litotes A Figures of Understanding
Ali. epithet speech

84. He is no fool interrogation litotes Transferred metonymy B Figures of Knowledge

epithet speech

85. “Am I an idiot to fall for your lies?” interrogation metonymy litotes exclamation A Figures of Knowledge
This is an example of______ speech

86. What a lovely scene !This is an litotes interrogation exclamation Climax C Figures of Knowledge
example of___ speech

87. He is noble in reason, Pious like an Climax Anti-Climax metonymy litotes A Figures of Understanding
angel! in apprehension like a god. speech
This is an example of___.
88. He lost his friend, his car and his Climax metonymy litotes Anti-Climax D Figures of Knowledge
purse. This is an example of: speech

89. The kitten’s fur is milky. Imagery simile personification hyperbole A Figures of Understanding
speech
90. The quality of the mangoes _____not was is were are A Subject- Application
good. Verb
agreement
91. Gold and silver ________precious was is are were C Subject- Application
metals. Verb
agreement
92. Horse and the carriage is was were are A Subject- Application
__________at the door. Verb
agreement
93. The Mayor with his councillors, -----to Are was were is D Subject- Application
be present. Verb
agreement

94. Did you buy any mangoes? There Was were is are B Subject- Application
_______none in the market. Verb
agreement

95. Bread and butter________ available. Is are was were A Knowledge/ Application
application

96. The jury _________not convinced. Might was were would B Subject- Application
Verb
agreement

97. A number of soldiers_________ Is were was might B Subject- Application

injured during the war. Verb
agreement

98. A pack of lions ________ Has were are was D Subject- Application
approaching the camp Verb
agreement

99. There _________many difficulties Have was were is C Subject- Application

regarding the situation. Verb
agreement

Title of the Concept: Fact and Opinion

 Options Bloom's
Ser MCQs Ans Concept
A B D Domain
C

1. Identify the opinion from the given Checking for Certainly to Certainly Olive wood was B Fact and Knowledge
options: updates on social describe a fish died out due to used in ancient Opinion
networking sites is hundred people as indiscriminate buildings.
addictive your ‘best ‘friends fishing
is absolute
nonsense.
2. State which of the following is an In ancient times, In major sporting Famous athletes Beauty is in the D Fact and Knowledge
opinion? much wealth had events, , there is act as role-models eyes of beholder. Opinion
been derived from huge pressure for
cultivation of participants to
olives. Succeed.
3. Identify a factual statement from “Lord of the Rings: A paste of nutmeg We would all agree Animal testing is A Fact and Knowledge
the given ones: Return of the King” and honey, that honey is cruel. Opinion
won eleven Oscar definitely Delicious.
Awards. produces a
beautiful
complexion
4. Pick out an opinion from the given Due to social Endorphins There are beautiful Fishermen do not C Fact and Knowledge
statements. networking sites , Creates a more rock paintings in know the Opinion
face-to-face positive outlook on Libya. Size of available
meetings with life fish-stock.
Friends are
trivialized.
5. Choose a factual statement from Rice pudding is It is astonishing It is impossible to Olive oil has a D Fact and Understan
the given options: delicious. that there is eat rice hygienic Opinion ding
continuously. significance.
 Options Bloom's
Ser MCQs Ans Concept
A B D Domain
C

archaeological
evidence of rice
cultivation in
China.

6. Select a fact from the given Olive branch was Weight gain is It is reassuring to There is nothing A Fact and
options: used to crown something we all see rivals more relaxing than Opinion Application
victors in battles. want to avoid. sitting together in late-night shopping
different sport
events.

7. Apply critical thinking to pick out Games and sports Our greatest gift is Playing sport leads As per introduction B Fact and Application
an opinion from the given promote sport man our health. to people growing of fishing Opinion
statements: spirit in self confidence quotas fishermen
are
limited as to
number of fish
they can catch

8. Identify which one of the given Professional Playing sports Olives are rich in The best D Fact and understand
statements is an opinion? people helps people to antioxidants shampoos are Opinion ing
rely on social maintain a healthy those that contain
networking sites weight milk and honey.
to remain updated
with the latest
developments.
 Options Bloom's
Ser MCQs Ans Concept
A B D Domain
C

9. Apply critical thinking to pick out The most exciting Olive oil enhances Playing sports Technology means A Fact and Application
an opinion from the given innovation in appearance of teaches that sporting Opinion
statements: modern medicine face / hair respect for other events have gone
is animal-assisted legitimate authority global
therapy

10. Identify fact from the given It’s wonderful to be However most out- Honey was used Line C Fact and Knowledge
statements: part of a happy of-town retail for fishing is a really Opinion
/ settled parks are boring / medical/therapeuti cruel method.
community soulless c purposes by the
Egyptians,
Chinese, Greeks
and Romans.

11. Apply critical thinking to Pick out Sense of national Hosting sporting Arab (traders) sold The production of D Fact and
an opinion from the given pride is generated events earns nutmeg to the honey has a Opinion
statements: via sport events. income for a Venetians fascinating history. Application
country/city.

12. Pick out an opinion from the given We all love Some countries do Toxic plants used Killing fish with A Fact and Understan
statements: watching not to induce torpor in spears was Opinion ding
sports confine their river fish to make common in ancient
fishing to their fishing easy times
 Options Bloom's
Ser MCQs Ans Concept
A B D Domain
C

own shores

13. Choose an opinion from the given Rice comes in a Nutmeg butter is Rice is a staple The father of D Fact and Understan
options: choice of used as an food of more than botany Opinion ding
Flavors. Industrial lubricant. half of the world’s Theophrastus
population. wrote a marvelous
account of how
olive trees should
be tended.

14. Identify fact from the given A pinch of nutmeg Attempts are made Depriving locals of There is nothing B Fact and Knowledge
statements: added to to educate the opportunity more thrilling than Opinion
rice pudding is fishermen about to experience witnessing athletes
delicious. dwindling sporting events is at the peak of their
resources a terrible injustice. physical fitness

15. Choose fact from the given Trips to cinemas It’s wonderful to be Events, like the Olives make a C Fact and Understan
statements: are better than part of a happy Olympics particularly Opinion ding
watching television / settled bring people delicious addition
at home. community together from to many
different nations . meals
 Title of the Concept: Participles & Gerunds
Options Bloom's
Ser MCQs Ans Concept
A B C D Domain

1. Her singing comes from the heart. Past Participle Gerund Participle Infinitive B Participles Understanding
The underlined word is: & Gerunds
2. The smiling hostess stood at the Gerund Past Participle Infinitive Participle Participles Understanding
door to receive the guests. D & Gerunds
The word in bold is:
3. Climbing that hill is beyond me. Gerund Infinitive Past Participle Participle A Participles Understanding
The underlined word is: & Gerunds
4. The cracked piece of jade cannot Infinitive Participle Present Participle Gerund B Participles Understanding
fetch a good price. & Gerunds
The underlined word is :
5. Dressed in a pretty frock, the little Present Participle Gerund Infinitive Participle D Participles Understanding
girl looked very smart. & Gerunds
The underlined word is:
6. I thought I heard the phone ringing. Gerund Infinitive Participle Past Participle A Participles Understanding
The underlined word is: & Gerunds
7. He is thinking of immigrating to Infinitive Participle Past Participle Gerund D Participles Understanding
Australia. The word in bold is : & Gerunds
8. The wrecked aero plane was Gerund Infinitive Present Participle Participle D Participles Knowledge
discovered in thick jungle. & Gerunds
The underlined word is:
9. The absorbing novel kept him Participle Past Participle Gerund Infinitive A Participles Understanding
occupied for hours. & Gerunds
The word in bold is :
10. We appreciate your coming early Gerund Infinitive Participle Past Participle A Participles Understanding
to help us. & Gerunds
 Options Bloom's
Ser MCQs Ans Concept
A B C D Domain

The underlined word is:

11. The steam from the boiling water Gerund Infinitive Past Participle Participle D Participles Understanding
makes the kettle whistle. & Gerunds
The underlined word is:
12. Speaking very softly, the students Gerund Infinitive Past Participle A Participles Understanding
could hardly be heard. Participle & Gerunds
The underlined word is:
13. Spoken with eloquence, his words Gerund Infinitive Participle D Participles Application
struck everyone present. Present Participle & Gerunds
The underlined word is:
14. A rolling stone gathers no moss. Past Participle Participle Gerund Infinitive Participles Understanding
The underlined word is: B & Gerunds
15. I appreciate your trying to make Participle Past Participle Gerund D Participles Understanding
peace between them. Infinitive & Gerunds
The underlined word is:
16. The boring lesson put everyone to Past Participle Participle Gerund C Participles Understanding
sleep. Infinitive & Gerunds
The underlined word is:
17. Stop behaving like a child. Past Participle Infinitive Gerund D Participles Understanding
The underlined word is: Participle & Gerunds
18. The bored listeners wished the Participle Present Participle Gerund Infinitive A Participles Knowledge
meeting would end quickly. & Gerunds
The underlined word is:
 Options Bloom's
Ser MCQs Ans Concept
A B C D Domain

19. We are keen on his coaching us Gerund Infinitive Participle Past Participle A Participles Understanding
every week. The underlined word & Gerunds
is:
20. He is tired of your nagging. Infinitive Participle Gerund Past Participle C Participles Knowledge
The underlined word is: & Gerunds

Title of the Concept: Analogy

Options Bloom's
Ser MCQs Ans Concept
A B C D Domain
1. “Flow” is related to “River” in the same Rain Stream Pool Canal C Analogy Understanding
way as “Stagnant” is related to:
2. “Paw” is to “Cat “ as “ Hoof “ is to: dog Jackal Lion Horse D Analogy Understanding
3. “Peacock” is to “India” as “Bear” is to : Australia America Russia England C Analogy Understanding
4. “Eye” is to “Myopia” as Teeth are to: Pyorrhea Cataract Trachoma Eczema B Analogy Application
5. “Conference” is to “Chairman” as Reporter Distributor Printer Editor C Analogy Understanding
“Newspaper is to:
6. “Poles” is to “Magnet” as “Battery is to: Cells Power Terminals Energy C Analogy Understanding
7. “Reading” is to “Knowledge” as “ Work” Money Employment Experience Engagement C Analogy Application
is to:
8. “ Dog” is to “ Bark” as “ Goat” is to: Bleat Crow Grunt Howl A Analogy Understanding
 Options Bloom's
Ser MCQs Ans Concept
A B C D Domain
9. “ Rabbit” is to “ Burrow” as “ Lunatic” is Prison Cell Barrack Asylum D Analogy Application
to:
10. “ Indolence “ is to “ Work” as “ Taciturn” Cheat Act Speak Observe C Analogy Understanding
is to :
11. “Horse” is to “ Hoof” as “ Eagle” is to : Clutch Leg Foot Claw D Analogy Understanding
12. “Wax” is to “ Grease” as “ Milk” is to : Drink Ghee Protein Curd D Analogy Understanding
13. “Mountain” is to “ Hill” as “ River” is to : Path Swimming Flowing Tank D Analogy Understanding
14. “Ophthalmia” is to “ Eye” as “ Rickets” Kidney Nose Bone Heart C Analogy Application
is to :
15. “ Flower” is to “ Bud” as “ Fruit” is to : Seed Tree Flower Stem C Analogy Understanding

Title of the Concept: Types of Sentences

Options Bloom's
Ser MCQs Ans Concept
A B C D Domain
1. While the people came, Rachel Simple Sentence Compound Complex Sentence Complex Compound C Types of Knowledge
sneaked in through the window. Sentence Sentence Sentences
The given sentence is:
2. I want to go to the gym, yet I don't go Complex Compound Compound Complex Sentence Simple Sentence B Types of Knowledge
there. The given sentence is: Sentence Sentence Sentences
 Options Bloom's
Ser MCQs Ans Concept
A B C D Domain
3. She cannot attend the party since she Complex Sentence Compound Simple Sentence Complex Compound A Types of Application
is sitting for an examination. Sentence Sentence Sentences
The given sentence is:
4. Either he or you can take charge of the Complex Compound Compound Complex Sentence Simple Sentence D Types of Understanding
matter. Sentence Sentence Sentences
The given sentence is:
5. Not only was he the youngest Simple Sentence Complex Compound Sentence Complex Compound B Types of Understanding
competitor but he was also the best Sentence Sentence Sentences
one.
The given sentence is:
6. She missed the files in which she kept Complex Compound Complex Compound Simple Sentence B Types of Application
a record of transactions. Sentence Sentence Sentence Sentences
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7. Do not begin until I give the signal. The Simple Sentence Compound Complex Sentence Complex Compound C Types of Understanding
given sentence is: Sentence Sentence Sentences
8. You must apply quickly or you will be Simple Sentence Compound Complex Sentence Complex Compound B Types of Application
rejected, for there are many Sentence Sentence Sentences
applicants. The given sentence is:
9. Do not talk while you are eating. Complex Sentence Compound Simple Sentence Complex Compound A Types of Understanding
The given sentence is: Sentence Sentence Sentences
10. William has good qualification and he Simple Sentence Complex Compound Sentence Complex Compound C Types of Understanding
was interested in the job, but he did not Sentence Sentence Sentences
get it.
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11. He enjoyed himself as much as he had Simple Sentence Compound Complex Sentence Complex Compound C Types of Understanding
expected to. The given sentence is: Sentence Sentence Sentences
12. Ali plays tennis in the evening. Simple Sentence Compound Complex Sentence Complex Compound Types of
The given sentence is: Sentence Sentence A Sentences Knowledge
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A B C D Domain
13. Since we need extra finance, we will Simple Sentence Compound Complex Sentence Complex Compound C Types of Understanding
work to look for some big financers. Sentence Sentence Sentences
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14. No one is certain whether Henry will Simple Sentence Complex Compound Sentence Complex Compound Types of Understanding
get the job. The given sentence is: Sentence Sentence B Sentences
15. Neither he is capable of completing the Simple Sentence Complex Compound Sentence Complex Compound Types of Understanding
project himself nor will she help him. Sentence Sentence B Sentences
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16. You can pick out more details if you Simple Sentence Complex Compound Sentence Complex Compound Types of Understanding
study the picture carefully. The given Sentence Sentence B Sentences
sentence is:
17. The police caught the man who Simple Sentence Complex Compound Sentence Complex Compound B Types of Application
snatched the lady’s handbag. Sentence Sentence Sentences
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18. He was told that the information was Simple Sentence Complex Compound Sentence Complex Compound C Types of Application
confidential, so he did not divulge it. Sentence Sentence Sentences
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19. Try to be punctual or you will give a Compound Complex Simple Sentence Complex Compound A Types of Understanding
bad impression. Sentence Sentence Sentence Sentences
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20. We shall not be on time unless we Compound Complex Simple Sentence Complex Compound B Types of Understanding
leave now. Sentence Sentence Sentence Sentences
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Title of the Concept: Pairs of words

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A B C D Domain
1. She held the ____ in her hand. reigns reins Rains Rain B Pairs of Application
words
2. Floating ____ are used to help Boys Buoys Bouys Byes B Pairs of Understanding
boats navigate. words
3. It was ____ madness. sheer shear Share Shaer A Pairs of Knowledge
words
4. She had the _____for writing. Flare Flair Flayer Fliar B Pairs of Knowledge
words
5. The bird is ............ in the sky. Soaring Soreing Shoring Saoring A Pairs of Knowledge
words
6. He saw the kidnappers from Islet Eyelet Isles Esles B Pairs of Knowledge
the______ of the wall in his room. words
7. What is the correct homophone of Altter Altare Altar Alltar C Pairs of Knowledge
‘Alter’? words
8. The children waded in the Creak Creek Craek Creik B Pairs of Knowledge
_________. words
9. She was sitting______ but did not Ideal Idol Idle Idele C Pairs of Knowledge
complete the given assignments words
10. The carpenters will_____ the logs Hue Hew Heu Huew B Pairs of Knowledge
with an axe. words