English MCQs for 2nd Year (Federal Board)

This page has 771 multiple-choice questions for English (2nd Year (Federal Board)), arranged in 4 chapters and 6 topics. The chapters include Vocabulary and Figurative Language, Grammar, Narration, Mechanics and Proofreading and Reading, Literature and Writing. Every question has four options, an instant answer and, where available, a short explanation.

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Chapters and topics

  • Vocabulary and Figurative Language 2 topics · 280 MCQs
  • Grammar 2 topics · 212 MCQs
  • Narration, Mechanics and Proofreading 1 topic · 142 MCQs
  • Reading, Literature and Writing 1 topic · 137 MCQs

Sample English MCQs

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Q1. The root 'mal' in 'malnutrition' means:

  1. say
  2. good
  3. bad
  4. far
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Answer: C. bad

The correct answer is “bad”. 'mal' in 'malnutrition': bad.

Q2. Fill in the blank: They ___ the poem next week.

  1. will translate
  2. had been translating
  3. are translating
  4. have been translating
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Answer: A. will translate

The time expression 'next week' requires the future indefinite.

Q3. Change into indirect speech: Ayesha said, "I have translated the poem here."

  1. Ayesha said that she has translated the poem there.
  2. Ayesha said that I had translated the poem here.
  3. Ayesha said that she had been translating the poem there.
  4. Ayesha said that she had translated the poem there.
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Answer: D. Ayesha said that she had translated the poem there.

'have translated' → 'had translated'; pronoun → 'she'; here → there.

Q4. In a formal letter, the closing when the recipient's name is not known is:

  1. Yours sincerely
  2. Yours faithfully
  3. Dear Sir/Madam
  4. polite, concise and impersonal
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Answer: B. Yours faithfully

Closing when the recipient's name is not known: Yours faithfully.

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