English Practice Set 1778

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1. Q1 · English · Spellings / Misspelt Words
   Choose the correctly spelled word.
   AtemperamentBreticentCpertinentDiminent
2. Q2 · English · Ordering of Words
   Rearrange the jumbled words to form a meaningful sentence: "are / irregular / monsoon / struggling / the / Farmers / due / to"
   Airregular due to struggling are Farmers monsoon the.Bthe irregular due monsoon are struggling Farmers to.CFarmers are struggling due to the irregular monsoon.Dthe to due monsoon are irregular Farmers struggling.
3. Q3 · English · Spotting Errors
   Which of the following sentences contains a grammatical error?
   AThe scissors is lying on the table.BThe company plans to expand its operations next year.CShe completed the project ahead of schedule.DStudents must submit their assignments before the deadline.
4. Q4 · English · Grammar — Tenses & Verb Forms
   Identify the type of sentence in the following sentence. Who can succeed here?
   AAffirmativeBInterrogativeCNegativeDExclamatory
5. Q5 · English · Sentence Improvement / Correction
   He has been living in this city since five years.
   Asince five yearsBfor five yearsCby five yearsDfrom five year
6. Q6 · English · Vocabulary
   Choose the correct antonym of the word 'Increase'.
   ADecreaseBGrowCExpandDRise
7. Q7 · English · Fill in the Blanks
   The detective's unwavering commitment to justice often led him to pursue cases with unbridled ______.
   AzealotBzealousCzealotryDzealand
8. Q8 · English · Connectors / Sentence Joining
   Combine the two sentences using the most appropriate connector: 1. The bell rang. 2. the students rushed out.
   ADespite the bell rang, the students rushed out.BAs soon as the bell rang, the students rushed out.CMoreover the bell rang, the students rushed out.DBecause the bell rang, the students rushed out.
9. Q9 · English · Idioms and Phrases
   Method to my madness
   ASomeone who is unpredictable and can cause damage if not kept in checkBTo get someone drunkCTo state a fact so that there are no doubts or objectionsDStrange or crazy actions that appear meaningless but in the end are done for a good reason
10. Q10 · English · Change of Speech (Direct/Indirect)
    Change into indirect speech: He said, "I was studying when the power went off."
    AHe said that he had been studying when the power had gone off.Bshe said that he were been studying when the power had gone off.CHe said that he might been studying when the power had gone off.DHe said that he could been studying when the power had gone off.