Question bank
Chapter-1 Nouns
Q-1 Using the correct form of the noun in brackets, complete the following sentences.
Q-2 Rewrite the following in the possessive form.
Q-3 Complete the sentences with nouns formed by using the suffixes' -tion', '-ness', '- ship' and' -hood' with the words in the brackets.
Q-4
Answer these questions :
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 Which is not a compound noun?
(i)
Bedroom(ii)
Sunshine(iii)
Happy(iv)
WorkplaceQ-2 The possessive form of 'greengrocer' is:
(i)
Greengrocer's(ii)
Greengrocers'(iii)
Greengrocers(iv)
Of GreengrocerQ-3 The noun formed by adding the suffix '-tion' to 'compose' is:
(i)
Composing(ii)
Composition(iii)
Composer(iv)
ComposureQ-4 Which of the following is an example of a collective noun?
(i)
Honesty(ii)
Team(iii)
Happiness(iv)
InformationQ-5 Which type of noun refers to a specific person, place, or thing?
(i)
Common noun(ii)
Proper noun(iii)
Collective noun(iv)
Abstract nounQ-6 Which of the following is an example of an abstract noun?
(i)
Book(ii)
Tree(iii)
Beauty(iv)
TableQ-7 What is a noun?
(i)
A word that describes an action(ii)
A word that shows a relationship between words(iii)
A word that names a person, place, thing, or idea(iv)
A word that modifies a noun or pronounQ-8 Which of the following is a compound noun?
(i)
Quickly(ii)
Bookstore(iii)
Happy(iv)
BeautifulChapter-2 Pronouns
Q-1 Complete the sentences with suitable reflexive pronouns.
Q-2 Taking note of the subjects of the following sentences, fill in the blanks with the correct emphatic pronouns.
Q-3 Underline the correct demonstrative pronouns for each sentence.
Q-4 Answer the following questions:
Q-5
Read carefully the answers to the incomplete questions. Then, using appropriate words, complete the questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 Which pronoun is used to ask a question?
(i)
Personal pronoun(ii)
Reflexive pronoun(iii)
Possessive pronoun(iv)
Interrogative pronounQ-2 "Who" is an example of which type of pronoun?
(i)
Personal pronoun(ii)
Reflexive pronoun(iii)
Demonstrative pronoun(iv)
Interrogative pronounQ-3 "He" and "she" are examples of which type of pronoun?
(i)
Personal pronoun(ii)
Reflexive pronoun(iii)
Possessive pronoun(iv)
Demonstrative pronounQ-4 Which pronoun is used to refer to the speaker and one or more other people?
(i)
I(ii)
You(iii)
We(iv)
TheyQ-5 What type of pronoun is used to emphasize the noun or pronoun it refers to?
(i)
Reflexive pronoun(ii)
Emphatic pronoun(iii)
Possessive pronoun(iv)
Demonstrative pronounQ-6 Which of the following is an example of a reflexive pronoun?
(i)
Myself(ii)
This(iii)
Who(iv)
ItQ-7 "That" is an example of which type of pronoun?
(i)
Personal pronoun(ii)
Reflexive pronoun(iii)
Demonstrative pronoun(iv)
Interrogative pronounQ-8 "Ours" and "yours" are examples of which type of pronoun?
(i)
Personal pronoun(ii)
Reflexive pronoun(iii)
Possessive pronoun(iv)
Demonstrative pronounQ-9 "Each other" and "one another" are examples of which type of pronoun?
(i)
Personal pronoun(ii)
Reflexive pronoun(iii)
Reciprocal pronoun(iv)
Demonstrative pronounQ-10 "Someone" and "everybody" are examples of which type of pronoun?
(i)
Personal pronoun(ii)
Reflexive pronoun(iii)
Indefinite pronoun(iv)
Demonstrative pronounChapter-3 Verbs:Tenses
Q-1 Using the present perfect continuous or the past perfect continuous form of the verbs given in brackets, complete the following sentences.
Q-2
There is an error in the tense used in each sentence. Spot the error and rewrite each sentence with the verb in its correct tense.
Q-3
Select the most suitable verb for each sentence and fill in the blank with the future continuous tense form of the verb you have chosen. The first one has been done for you.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 The present perfect continuous tense indicates an action that:
(i)
Happened in the past and is still continuing(ii)
Happened in the past and is completed(iii)
Will happen in the future(iv)
Happens regularlyQ-2 The past perfect continuous tense indicates an action that:
(i)
Was happening before another past action(ii)
Will happen in the future(iii)
Happens regularly(iv)
Is happening nowQ-3 Which tense is used to express future actions that are already planned or certain to happen?
(i)
Simple future(ii)
Future continuous(iii)
Present continuous(iv)
Present perfectQ-4 "I have been studying for two hours" is an example of which tense?
(i)
Present perfect continuous(ii)
Past perfect continuous(iii)
Simple present(iv)
Simple pastQ-5 "She had been working on the project before she received the news" is an example of which tense?
(i)
Present perfect continuous(ii)
Past perfect continuous(iii)
Simple present(iv)
Simple pastQ-6 "I will be meeting my friend tomorrow" is an example of which tense?
(i)
Simple future(ii)
Future continuous(iii)
Present continuous(iv)
Present perfectQ-7 Which tense is used to express habitual or repeated actions?
(i)
Simple present(ii)
Present continuous(iii)
Past perfect(iv)
Future perfectQ-8 Which tense is used to express actions that happened in the past and are now completed?
(i)
Simple present(ii)
Present continuous(iii)
Simple past(iv)
Past perfectQ-9 "I ate breakfast this morning" is an example of which tense?
(i)
Simple present(ii)
Present continuous(iii)
Simple past(iv)
Past perfectQ-10 "I will have finished my work by 5 p.m." is an example of which tense?
(i)
Simple future(ii)
Future continuous(iii)
Future perfect(iv)
Present perfectChapter-4 Forms of Verbs
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 In the active voice, the subject of the sentence:
(i)
Performs the action(ii)
Receives the action(iii)
Is not involved in the action(iv)
Is a state of beingQ-2 In the passive voice, the subject of the sentence:
(i)
Performs the action(ii)
Receives the action(iii)
Is not involved in the action(iv)
Is a state of beingQ-3 "The letter was written by him" is an example of which voice?
(i)
Active voice(ii)
Passive voice(iii)
Imperative voice(iv)
Interrogative voiceQ-4 "She wrote a letter" is an example of which voice?
(i)
Active voice(ii)
Passive voice(iii)
Imperative voice(iv)
Interrogative voiceQ-5 How is the passive voice formed?
(i)
By using the verb "to be" with the past participle of the main verb(ii)
By using the auxiliary verb "do"(iii)
By using the present participle of the main verb(iv)
By using the infinitive form of the main verbQ-6 Which of the following sentences is in the passive voice?
(i)
The dog chased the cat.(ii)
The cat was chased by the dog.(iii)
The boy is eating an apple.(iv)
He will write a letter.Q-7 Which of the following sentences is in the active voice?
(i)
The book was read by him.(ii)
The teacher praised the student.(iii)
The window was broken.(iv)
The food was cooked by my mother.Q-8 "The thief was caught by the police" is the passive voice of which sentence?
(i)
The police caught the thief.(ii)
The thief caught the police.(iii)
The police were caught by the thief.(iv)
The thief was caught.Q-9 "He was made king" is the passive voice of which sentence?
(i)
He made the king.(ii)
They made him king.(iii)
He was made by the king.(iv)
The king made himQ-10 "The work will be completed by tomorrow" is the passive voice of which sentence?
(i)
They will complete the work by tomorrow.(ii)
We will complete the work by tomorrow.(iii)
He will complete the work by tomorrow.(iv)
I will complete the work by tomorrow.Chapter-5 Active and Passive Voice
Q-1 Change the following sentences from passive to active.
Q-2 Rewrite the following sentences into passive voice.
Q-3 Change the following into Passive forms.
Q-4 Change the voice in the following sentences:
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 "The telephone wires have been cut."
(i)
Someone has cut the telephone wires.(ii)
The wires have been cut by someone.(iii)
Someone have cut the telephone wires.(iv)
The telephone wires have cut someone.Q-2 "Shop assistants required."
(i)
The shop requires assistants.(ii)
Assistants are required by the shop.(iii)
Required shop assistants.(iv)
Shop is requiring assistants.Q-3 "My sister has drawn this picture."
(i)
This picture has been drawn by my sister.(ii)
This picture has drawn by my sister.(iii)
My sister has been drawn this picture.(iv)
Drawn this picture by my sister.Q-4 "He made a very remarkable discovery."
(i)
A very remarkable discovery was made by him.(ii)
A very remarkable discovery made by him.(iii)
Him made a very remarkable discovery.(iv)
Very remarkable discovery was made by him.Q-5 "The policeman caught the thief."
(i)
The thief was caught by the policeman.(ii)
The thief caught by the policeman.(iii)
The policeman has caught the thief.(iv)
The thief was caught by a policeman.Q-6 "We offer ten percent discount."
(i)
Ten percent discount is offered by us.(ii)
Ten percent discount is offered.(iii)
We are offered ten percent discount.(iv)
Ten percent discount are offered by us.Q-7 "Do not insult the poor."
(i)
The poor should not be insulted.(ii)
The poor are not insulted.(iii)
Do not be insulted by the poor.(iv)
The poor should not insult.Q-8 "All gas stoves repaired."
(i)
We repair all gas stoves.(ii)
All gas stoves are repaired by us.(iii)
Gas stoves are repaired.(iv)
All gas stoves are repaired.Q-9 "By whom was the windowpane broken?"
(i)
Who broke the windowpane?(ii)
Who has broken the windowpane?(iii)
The windowpane was broken.(iv)
The windowpane has been broken.Q-10 "He made him their leader."
(i)
He was made their leader.(ii)
They made him their leader.(iii)
Him was made their leader.(iv)
Their leader was made by him.Chapter-6 Adverbs
Q-1 Complete the sentences with the correct word from the brackets.
Q-2 Fill in the blanks using hard, hardly, late, lately.
Q-3 Rewrite the sentences correctly.
Q-4 Join the two sentences in each pair using an adverb as a conjunction.
Q-5
Fill in the blanks with suitable adverbs.
Q-6
Define adverb and name its categories.
Q-7
Make four sentences each to show how a word can be used both as an 'adjective' and as an' adverb'.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 Which adverb describes how something is done?
(i)
Adverb of time(ii)
Adverb of place(iii)
Adverb of manner(iv)
Adverb of degreeQ-2 Which adverb describes when something happens?
(i)
Adverb of time(ii)
Adverb of place(iii)
Adverb of manner(iv)
Adverb of degreeQ-3 Which adverb describes where something happens?
(i)
Adverb of time(ii)
Adverb of place(iii)
Adverb of manner(iv)
Adverb of degreeQ-4 "Slowly" is an example of which type of adverb?
(i)
Adverb of time(ii)
Adverb of place(iii)
Adverb of manner(iv)
Adverb of degreeQ-5 "Tomorrow" is an example of which type of adverb?
(i)
Adverb of time(ii)
Adverb of place(iii)
Adverb of manner(iv)
Adverb of degreeQ-6 "Here" is an example of which type of adverb?
(i)
Adverb of time(ii)
Adverb of place(iii)
Adverb of manner(iv)
Adverb of degreeQ-7 "Very" is an example of which type of adverb?
(i)
Adverb of time(ii)
Adverb of place(iii)
Adverb of manner(iv)
Adverb of degreeQ-8 Which adverb means "not often"?
(i)
Always(ii)
Usually(iii)
Rarely(iv)
FrequentlyQ-9 Which adverb means "almost not at all"?
(i)
Hardly(ii)
Nearly(iii)
Almost(iv)
QuiteQ-10 Which adverb means "recently"?
(i)
Early(ii)
Lately(iii)
Soon(iv)
NowChapter-7 Correct Use of Adjectives
Q-1 Complete the sentences using suitable adjectives.
Q-2 Complete each sentence with a suitable adjective.
Q-3 Correct the following sentences rewriting the corrected version in the space provided.
Q-4 Use these in sentences of your own
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 Which adjective describes the highest degree of quality?
(i)
Comparative adjective(ii)
Superlative adjective(iii)
Positive adjective(iv)
Descriptive adjectiveQ-2 Which adjective describes a comparison between two things?
(i)
Comparative adjective(ii)
Superlative adjective(iii)
Positive adjective(iv)
Descriptive adjectiveQ-3 "Beautiful" is an example of which type of adjective?
(i)
Comparative adjective(ii)
Superlative adjective(iii)
Positive adjective(iv)
Descriptive adjectiveQ-4 "More beautiful" is an example of which type of adjective?
(i)
Comparative adjective(ii)
Superlative adjective(iii)
Positive adjective(iv)
Descriptive adjectiveQ-5 "Most beautiful" is an example of which type of adjective?
(i)
Comparative adjective(ii)
Superlative adjective(iii)
Positive adjective(iv)
Descriptive adjectiveQ-6 Which adjective means "belonging to the outside"?
(i)
Interior(ii)
Exterior(iii)
Superior(iv)
InferiorQ-7 Which adjective means "lower in rank or quality"?
(i)
Interior(ii)
Exterior(iii)
Superior(iv)
InferiorQ-8 Which adjective means "one of a kind"?
(i)
Prior(ii)
Unique(iii)
Ideal(iv)
PreferableQ-9 Which adjective means "most suitable"?
(i)
Unique(ii)
Ideal(iii)
Preferable(iv)
PriorQ-10 Which adjective means "coming before in time or order"?
(i)
Unique(ii)
Ideal(iii)
Preferable(iv)
PriorChapter-8 Prepositions
Q-1 Rewrite these sentences in their corrected form.
Q-2 Fill in the blanks with suitable prepositions.
Q-3 Use these preposition phrases to complete these sentences: responsible for, impressed with, influence on, agree with, agree about, success in.
Q-4 Make sentences with the following:
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 Which preposition is used to show possession?
(i)
Of(ii)
In(iii)
On(iv)
AtQ-2 Which preposition is used to indicate time?
(i)
Of(ii)
In(iii)
On(iv)
AtQ-3 Which preposition is used to indicate a specific day or date?
(i)
Of(ii)
In(iii)
On(iv)
AtQ-4 Which preposition is used to indicate a place?
(i)
Of(ii)
In(iii)
On(iv)
AtQ-5 Which preposition is used to show movement towards a place?
(i)
To(ii)
Into(iii)
From(iv)
BetweenQ-6 Which preposition is used to show movement inside a place?
(i)
To(ii)
Into(iii)
From(iv)
BetweenQ-7 Which preposition is used to show movement away from a place?
(i)
To(ii)
Into(iii)
From(iv)
BetweenQ-8 Which preposition is used to show a position between two things?
(i)
To(ii)
Into(iii)
From(iv)
BetweenQ-9 "Impressed by" is an example of a prepositional phrase. True or False?
(i)
True(ii)
FalseQ-10 "Responsible for" is an example of a prepositional phrase. True or False?
(i)
True(ii)
FalseChapter-9 Synthesis of Sentences
Q-1 Combine each set of sentences into one simple sentence.
Q-2 Combine the sets of sentences into one compound sentence.
Q-3 Combine each set of sentences into one simple sentence using participles.
Q-4 Combine each set of sentences into simple sentences by using adverbs or adverbial phrases.
Q-5
Explain :
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 Which type of sentence combines two or more independent clauses with a coordinating conjunction and one or more dependent clauses?
(i)
Simple sentence(ii)
Compound sentence(iii)
Complex sentence(iv)
Compound-complex sentenceQ-2 How can you combine two simple sentences using a participle?
(i)
By changing one of the verbs into a noun(ii)
By changing one of the verbs into an adjective(iii)
By changing one of the verbs into an adverb(iv)
By joining the two sentences with a conjunctionQ-3 How can you combine two simple sentences using an adverb or adverbial phrase?
(i)
By changing one of the verbs into a noun(ii)
By changing one of the verbs into an adjective(iii)
By adding a word or phrase that modifies the verb(iv)
By joining the two sentences with a conjunctionQ-4 What is the main purpose of sentence synthesis?
(i)
To make sentences longer and more complex(ii)
To make sentences shorter and more concise(iii)
To improve the flow and clarity of writing(iv)
To add more details to a sentenceQ-5 Which of the following is an example of a compound sentence?
(i)
I went to the store and bought some milk.(ii)
Because it was raining, I stayed home.(iii)
The dog barked loudly at the mailman who was delivering the mail.(iv)
Running down the street, the child laughed joyfully.Q-6 Which of the following is an example of a complex sentence?
(i)
I went to the store and bought some milk.(ii)
Because it was raining, I stayed home.(iii)
The dog barked loudly at the mailman who was delivering the mail.(iv)
Running down the street, the child laughed joyfully.Q-7 Which of the following is an example of a compound-complex sentence?
(i)
I went to the store and bought some milk.(ii)
Because it was raining, I stayed home.(iii)
The dog barked loudly at the mailman who was delivering the mail.(iv)
Running down the street, the child laughed joyfully.Q-8 Which of the following is NOT a method of combining sentences?
(i)
Using a conjunction(ii)
Using a participle(iii)
Using a preposition(iv)
Using an adverb or adverbial phraseChapter-10 Questiobs Tags
Q-1 Rewrite the following questions using negative statements and positive question tags. One has been done for you.
Q-2 Complete each of the following questions with an appropriate question tag.
Q-3 Rewrite the following questions using positive statements and negative question tages
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 What is a question tag?
(i)
A short question added to the end of a statement(ii)
A word that introduces a question(iii)
A punctuation mark used at the end of a question(iv)
A type of pronoun used in questionsQ-2 If the statement is positive, the question tag is usually:
(i)
Positive(ii)
Negative(iii)
Interrogative(iv)
ImperativeQ-3 If the statement is negative, the question tag is usually:
(i)
Positive(ii)
Negative(iii)
Interrogative(iv)
ImperativeQ-4 "He is going to the park, isn't he?" is an example of a question tag. True or False?
(i)
True(ii)
FalseQ-5 "You don't like pizza, don't you?" is an example of a question tag. True or False?
(i)
True(ii)
FalseQ-6 "She has finished her homework, hasn't she?" is an example of a question tag. True or False?
(i)
True(ii)
FalseQ-7 "Let's go for a walk, shall we?" is an example of a question tag. True or False?
(i)
True(ii)
FalseQ-8 "You can speak French, can't you?" is an example of a question tag. True or False?
(i)
True(ii)
FalseQ-9 "He must study hard, mustn't he?" is an example of a question tag. True or False?
(i)
True(ii)
FalseQ-10 "They should leave now, shouldn't they?" is an example of a question tag. True or False?
(i)
True(ii)
FalseChapter-11 Punctuation
Q-1 Rewrite the following sentences correctly, using the appropriate punctuation marks.
Q-2 Punctuate the following sentences and rewrite the correct version in the space provided.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 Which punctuation mark is used to end a declarative sentence?
(i)
Question mark (?)(ii)
Exclamation mark (!)(iii)
Period (.)(iv)
Comma (,)Q-2 Which punctuation mark is used to end an interrogative sentence?
(i)
Question mark (?)(ii)
Exclamation mark (!)(iii)
Period (.)(iv)
Comma (,)Q-3 Which punctuation mark is used to end an exclamatory sentence?
(i)
Question mark (?)(ii)
Exclamation mark (!)(iii)
Period (.)(iv)
Comma (,)Q-4 Which punctuation mark is used to separate items in a list?
(i)
Question mark (?)(ii)
Exclamation mark (!)(iii)
Period (.)(iv)
Comma (,)Q-5 Which punctuation mark is used to indicate a pause in a sentence?
(i)
Question mark (?)(ii)
Exclamation mark (!)(iii)
Period (.)(iv)
Comma (,)Q-6 Which punctuation mark is used to enclose direct speech?
(i)
Question mark (?)(ii)
Exclamation mark (!)(iii)
Period (.)(iv)
Quotation marks (" ")Q-7 Which punctuation mark is used to indicate possession?
(i)
Apostrophe (')(ii)
Hyphen (-)(iii)
Colon (:)(iv)
Semicolon (;)Q-8 Which punctuation mark is used to introduce a list or explanation?
(i)
Apostrophe (')(ii)
Hyphen (-)(iii)
Colon (:)(iv)
Semicolon (;)Q-9 Which punctuation mark is used to join two independent clauses that could stand alone as separate sentences?
(i)
Apostrophe (')(ii)
Hyphen (-)(iii)
Colon (:)(iv)
Semicolon (;)Q-10 Which punctuation mark is used to join two words to form a compound word?
(i)
Apostrophe (')(ii)
Hyphen (-)(iii)
Colon (:)(iv)
Semicolon (;)Chapter-12 Phrases
Q-1 Complete each of the following sentences by using the words given in the brackets in a suitable phrase. You may change the forms of the given words.
Q-2 Complete the following sentences with appropriate phrases.
Q-3 Using adjective phrases, complete the followings.
Q-4
Using a Noun Phrase complete each of the following sentences.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 What is a phrase?
(i)
A group of words that functions as a single part of speech(ii)
A complete sentence with a subject and a verb(iii)
A word that modifies a noun or pronoun(iv)
A word that expresses an actionQ-2 Which type of phrase modifies a noun or pronoun?
(i)
Adjective phrase(ii)
Adverb phrase(iii)
Noun phrase(iv)
Verb phraseQ-3 Which type of phrase modifies a verb, adjective, or adverb?
(i)
Adjective phrase(ii)
Adverb phrase(iii)
Noun phrase(iv)
Verb phraseQ-4 Which type of phrase functions as a noun?
(i)
Adjective phrase(ii)
Adverb phrase(iii)
Noun phrase(iv)
Verb phraseQ-5 "In the garden" is an example of which type of phrase?
(i)
Adjective phrase(ii)
Adverb phrase(iii)
Noun phrase(iv)
Verb phraseQ-6 "With a friendly smile" is an example of which type of phrase?
(i)
Adjective phrase(ii)
Adverb phrase(iii)
Noun phrase(iv)
Verb phraseQ-7 "Playing in the park" is an example of which type of phrase?
(i)
Adjective phrase(ii)
Adverb phrase(iii)
Noun phrase(iv)
Verb phraseQ-8 "Will have eaten" is an example of which type of phrase?
(i)
Adjective phrase(ii)
Adverb phrase(iii)
Noun phrase(iv)
Verb phraseQ-9 "Very quickly" is an example of which type of phrase?
(i)
Adjective phrase(ii)
Adverb phrase(iii)
Noun phrase(iv)
Verb phraseQ-10 "Of great importance" is an example of which type of phrase?
(i)
Adjective phrase(ii)
Adverb phrase(iii)
Noun phrase(iv)
Verb phraseChapter-13 Clauses
Q-1 In the following sentences, underline all the main clauses.
Q-2 Underline the adjective clauses in the following sentences.
Q-3 Underline the clauses in the following sentences and say what kind they are.
Q-4 Pick out the principal clause and the subordinate clause in the following sentences and mark them (P) and (S) respectively.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 What is a clause?
(i)
A group of words that contains a subject and a verb(ii)
A group of words that modifies a noun or pronoun(iii)
A group of words that expresses an action(iv)
A single word that functions as a part of speechQ-2 What is an independent clause?
(i)
A clause that can stand alone as a complete sentence(ii)
A clause that cannot stand alone as a complete sentence(iii)
A clause that modifies a noun or pronoun(iv)
A clause that introduces a questionQ-3 What is a dependent clause?
(i)
A clause that can stand alone as a complete sentence(ii)
A clause that cannot stand alone as a complete sentence(iii)
A clause that modifies a noun or pronoun(iv)
A clause that introduces a questionQ-4 Which type of clause modifies a noun or pronoun?
(i)
Independent clause(ii)
Dependent clause(iii)
Adjective clause(iv)
Adverb clauseQ-5 "Who lives next door" is an example of which type of clause?
(i)
Independent clause(ii)
Dependent clause(iii)
Adjective clause(iv)
Adverb clauseQ-6 "Because it was raining" is an example of which type of clause?
(i)
Independent clause(ii)
Dependent clause(iii)
Adjective clause(iv)
Adverb clauseQ-7 "I know that he is coming" is an example of which type of clause?
(i)
Independent clause(ii)
Dependent clause(iii)
Noun clause(iv)
Adverb clauseQ-8 "When the bell rings" is an example of which type of clause?
(i)
Independent clause(ii)
Dependent clause(iii)
Adjective clause(iv)
Adverb clauseQ-9 "Whoever wins the race will receive a prize" is an example of which type of clause?
(i)
Independent clause(ii)
Dependent clause(iii)
Noun clause(iv)
Adjective clauseQ-10 "I will go to the park if it doesn't rain" is an example of which type of clause?
(i)
Independent clause(ii)
Dependent clause(iii)
Noun clause(iv)
Adverb clauseChapter-14 Conditionals
Q-1 Complete the conditional clause or the main clause in each of the following sentences.
Q-2 Complete these conditional sentences.
Q-3 Rewrite the following sentences, correcting the mistakes. Take care not to change the meaning.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 What is a conditional sentence?
(i)
A sentence that expresses a possibility or a hypothetical situation(ii)
A sentence that gives a command or request(iii)
A sentence that asks a question(iv)
A sentence that states a factQ-2 Which type of conditional sentence expresses a real or probable condition?
(i)
Zero conditional(ii)
First conditional(iii)
Second conditional(iv)
Third conditionalQ-3 Which type of conditional sentence expresses an imaginary or unlikely condition in the present or future?
(i)
Zero conditional(ii)
First conditional(iii)
Second conditional(iv)
Third conditionalQ-4 Which type of conditional sentence expresses an imaginary or impossible condition in the past?
(i)
Zero conditional(ii)
First conditional(iii)
Second conditional(iv)
Third conditionalQ-5 "If you heat water, it boils" is an example of which type of conditional sentence?
(i)
Zero conditional(ii)
First conditional(iii)
Second conditional(iv)
Third conditionalQ-6 "If I win the lottery, I will buy a car" is an example of which type of conditional sentence?
(i)
Zero conditional(ii)
First conditional(iii)
Second conditional(iv)
Third conditionalQ-7 "If I were you, I would apologize" is an example of which type of conditional sentence?
(i)
Zero conditional(ii)
First conditional(iii)
Second conditional(iv)
Third conditionalQ-8 "If I had studied harder, I would have passed the exam" is an example of which type of conditional sentence?
(i)
Zero conditional(ii)
First conditional(iii)
Second conditional(iv)
Third conditionalQ-9 "If it rains tomorrow, we will stay inside" is an example of which type of conditional sentence?
(i)
Zero conditional(ii)
First conditional(iii)
Second conditional(iv)
Third conditionalQ-10 "If I had known you were coming, I would have baked a cake" is an example of which type of conditional sentence?
(i)
Zero conditional(ii)
First conditional(iii)
Second conditional(iv)
Third conditionalChapter-15 Contractions
Q-1 Write out these contractions in full.
Q-2
Using as many contractions as you can, write a short story.
Q-3
Put each of the contractions above into a sentence.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 What is a contraction?
(i)
A shortened form of a word or group of words(ii)
A word that modifies a noun or pronoun(iii)
A group of words that functions as a single part of speech(iv)
A word that expresses an actionQ-2 What is the contraction for "I am"?
(i)
Im(ii)
I'm(iii)
Am'(iv)
'AmQ-3 What is the contraction for "they are"?
(i)
They're(ii)
There(iii)
Their(iv)
Ther'Q-4 What is the contraction for "we are"?
(i)
We're(ii)
Were(iii)
W're(iv)
Are'Q-5 What is the contraction for "you are"?
(i)
Your(ii)
You're(iii)
Ur(iv)
Y'reQ-6 What is the contraction for "what is"?
(i)
What's(ii)
Whats(iii)
W's(iv)
Is'Q-7 What is the contraction for "it is"?
(i)
It's(ii)
Its(iii)
I's(iv)
T'sQ-8 What is the contraction for "cannot"?
(i)
Can't(ii)
Cannot'(iii)
Cant(iv)
C'notQ-9 What is the contraction for "do not"?
(i)
Don't(ii)
Do'nt(iii)
D'not(iv)
Not'Q-10 What is the contraction for "will not"?
(i)
Will'nt(ii)
Won't(iii)
Wont(iv)
Not'llChapter-16 Prefix & Suffix
Q-1 Form new words from the following by adding a suffix or a prefix.
Q-2 Form the opposites of the following words by adding a prefix.
Q-3 Add suffixes to the following to make adjectives.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 What is a prefix?
(i)
A letter or group of letters added to the beginning of a word to change its meaning(ii)
A letter or group of letters added to the end of a word to change its meaning(iii)
A word that modifies a noun or pronoun(iv)
A group of words that functions as a single part of speechQ-2 What is a suffix?
(i)
A letter or group of letters added to the beginning of a word to change its meaning(ii)
A letter or group of letters added to the end of a word to change its meaning(iii)
A word that modifies a noun or pronoun(iv)
A group of words that functions as a single part of speechQ-3 What is the prefix in the word "unhappy"?
(i)
happy(ii)
un(iii)
-y(iv)
-unQ-4 What is the suffix in the word "careful"?
(i)
care(ii)
-ful(iii)
-care(iv)
fulQ-5 Which prefix means "not"?
(i)
re-(ii)
un-(iii)
-ful(iv)
-lessQ-6 Which prefix means "again"?
(i)
re-(ii)
un-(iii)
-ful(iv)
-lessQ-7 Which suffix means "full of"?
(i)
-ful(ii)
-less(iii)
-ness(iv)
-lyQ-8 Which suffix means "without"?
(i)
-ful(ii)
-less(iii)
-ness(iv)
-lyQ-9 Which suffix can be added to a verb to form a noun?
(i)
-ful(ii)
-less(iii)
-ness(iv)
-tionQ-10 Which suffix can be added to an adjective to form a noun?
(i)
-ful(ii)
-less(iii)
-ness(iv)
-lyChapter-17 Opposites
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 What is the opposite of "expand"?
(i)
extend(ii)
enlarge(iii)
contract(iv)
increaseQ-2 What is the opposite of "ascent"?
(i)
ascent(ii)
descent(iii)
ascendQ-3 What is the opposite of "accept"?
(i)
except(ii)
reject(iii)
neglect(iv)
selectQ-4 What is the opposite of "calm"?
(i)
quiet(ii)
peaceful(iii)
agitated(iv)
sereneQ-5 What is the opposite of "natural"?
(i)
unnatural(ii)
artificial(iii)
synthetic(iv)
man-madeQ-6 What is the opposite of "inhabited"?
(i)
populated(ii)
deserted(iii)
crowded(iv)
occupiedQ-7 What is the opposite of "truth"?
(i)
lie(ii)
falsehood(iii)
deception(iv)
untruthQ-8 What is the opposite of "reward"?
(i)
punishment(ii)
penalty(iii)
fine(iv)
consequenceQ-9 What is the opposite of "borrow"?
(i)
lend(ii)
give(iii)
present(iv)
offerQ-10 What is the opposite of "safe"?
(i)
secure(ii)
protected(iii)
dangerous(iv)
harmlessChapter-18 Synonyms
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 What is a synonym for "abandon"?
(i)
embrace(ii)
retain(iii)
quit(iv)
keepQ-2 What is a synonym for "abbreviate"?
(i)
lengthen(ii)
expand(iii)
shorten(iv)
enlargeQ-3 What is a synonym for "abode"?
(i)
departure(ii)
journey(iii)
dwelling(iv)
exileQ-4 What is a synonym for "abolish"?
(i)
establish(ii)
introduce(iii)
discontinue(iv)
maintainQ-5 What is a synonym for "abundant"?
(i)
scarce(ii)
limited(iii)
ample(iv)
insufficientQ-6 What is a synonym for "abuse"?
(i)
praise(ii)
commend(iii)
applaud(iv)
slanderQ-7 What is a synonym for "accident"?
(i)
intention(ii)
design(iii)
mishap(iv)
purposeQ-8 What is a synonym for "accumulate"?
(i)
disperse(ii)
scatter(iii)
gather(iv)
separateQ-9 What is a synonym for "achieve"?
(i)
fail(ii)
lose(iii)
accomplish(iv)
abandonQ-10 What is a synonym for "acknowledge"?
(i)
deny(ii)
ignore(iii)
concede(iv)
rejectChapter-19 Antonyms
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 What is the antonym of "abandon"?
(i)
pursue(ii)
neglect(iii)
forsake(iv)
desertQ-2 What is the antonym of "absolute"?
(i)
complete(ii)
total(iii)
relative(iv)
utterQ-3 What is the antonym of "abundant"?
(i)
ample(ii)
plentiful(iii)
scarce(iv)
sufficientQ-4 What is the antonym of "agreeble"?
(i)
pleasant(ii)
pleasing(iii)
agreeable(iv)
disagreeableQ-5 What is the antonym of "allow"?
(i)
permit(ii)
approve(iii)
authorize(iv)
refuseQ-6 What is the antonym of "ancient"?
(i)
old(ii)
historic(iii)
modern(iv)
antiqueQ-7 What is the antonym of "brutal"?
(i)
cruel(ii)
savage(iii)
ferocious(iv)
humanQ-8 What is the antonym of "careless"?
(i)
negligent(ii)
heedless(iii)
attentive(iv)
recklessQ-9 What is the antonym of "cloudy"?
(i)
foggy(ii)
overcast(iii)
sunny(iv)
hazyQ-10 What is the antonym of "filthy"?
(i)
dirty(ii)
unclean(iii)
messy(iv)
cleanChapter-20 Word Pairs
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 Which of the following is a common word pair?
(i)
hot and cold(ii)
big and small(iii)
bread and butter(iv)
happy and sadQ-2 Which of the following is a common word pair?
(i)
pen and paper(ii)
book and pencil(iii)
fork and knife(iv)
chair and tableQ-3 Which of the following is a common word pair?
(i)
day and night(ii)
morning and evening(iii)
sunrise and sunset(iv)
moon and starsQ-4 Which of the following is a common word pair?
(i)
salt and pepper(ii)
sugar and tea(iii)
milk and coffee(iv)
bread and jamQ-5 Which of the following is a common word pair?
(i)
hand and foot(ii)
head and hand(iii)
body and soul(iv)
arm and legQ-6 Which of the following is a common phrase?
(i)
in and out(ii)
up and down(iii)
bread and butter(iv)
black and whiteQ-7 Which of the following is a common phrase?
(i)
by and by(ii)
here and there(iii)
now and then(iv)
all of the aboveQ-8 Which of the following is a common phrase?
(i)
safe and sound(ii)
black and white(iii)
high and dry(iv)
all of the aboveQ-9 Which of the following is a common phrase?
(i)
lock and key(ii)
body and soul(iii)
bread and butter(iv)
day and nightQ-10 Which of the following is a common phrase?
(i)
heart and soul(ii)
body and mind(iii)
hand and foot(iv)
head and shouldersChapter-21 Idioms and Phrases
Multiple Choice Questions
Q-1 "Acid test" means:
(i)
A difficult and crucial examination(ii)
A chemical experiment(iii)
A bitter experience(iv)
A secret testQ-2 "To burn the candle at both ends" means:
(i)
To waste money carelessly(ii)
To overwork oneself(iii)
To be in a difficult situation(iv)
To be in a hurryQ-3 "A blessing in disguise" refers to:
(i)
A good fortune that comes unexpectedly(ii)
An apparent misfortune that turns out to be good(iii)
A hidden blessing(iv)
A disguised blessingQ-4 "To break the ice" means:
(i)
To destroy something(ii)
To break a promise(iii)
To break the silence in a group(iv)
To face a difficult situationQ-5 "Birds of the same feather" refers to:
(i)
Birds that fly together(ii)
People with similar interests(iii)
People with similar character(iv)
Birds of the same colorQ-6 "To burn one's fingers" means:
(i)
To get injured(ii)
To get oneself into trouble(iii)
To be careless(iv)
To be in a hurryQ-7 "A bolt from the blue" means:
(i)
A sudden and unexpected shock(ii)
A loud thunder(iii)
A sudden storm(iv)
A difficult situationQ-8 "To make one's blood boil" means:
(i)
To get angry(ii)
To get scared(iii)
To get excited(iv)
To get sickQ-9 "To kill two birds with one stone" means:
(i)
To achieve two successes in one attempt(ii)
To kill two birds at the same time(iii)
To do two things at once(iv)
To complete a task quicklyQ-10 "To put all your eggs in one basket" means:
(i)
To risk everything in one venture(ii)
To save all your money(iii)
To have a lot of eggs(iv)
To be very careful