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- The Earth: Act Now for Tomorrow 2 topics · 235 MCQs
- The Happy Prince 2 topics · 245 MCQs
- Drug Abuse 2 topics · 239 MCQs
- Time 2 topics · 252 MCQs
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- The Road Not Taken 2 topics · 236 MCQs
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Sample English MCQs
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Q1. In the sentence “Slavery was widespread in ancient societies.” the word “widespread” is used as a/an:
- verb
- adjective
- adverb
- noun
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Answer: B. adjective
The correct answer is “adjective”. “widespread” is an adjective here.
Q2. The adjective form of the word “protect” is:
- creative
- polluted
- protective
- preferable
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Answer: C. protective
Protect (verb) → protection (noun) → protective (adjective).
Q3. On platforms like Twitter, users often omit articles, punctuation and capitalization because:
- they dislike grammar
- the rules forbid them
- characters are limited
- they never learned them
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Answer: C. characters are limited
Users omit these to save space; e.g. “goin 2 store”.
Q4. Choose the word with the correct spelling.
- capturre
- captura
- capture
- capure
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Answer: C. capture
The correct answer is “capture”. The correct spelling is “capture”.
Q5. Choose the word with the correct spelling.
- sattue
- statua
- statue
- sttatue
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Answer: C. statue
The correct answer is “statue”. The correct spelling is “statue”.
Q6. In the sentence “Awareness programs help protect students.” the word “protect” is used as a/an:
- adjective
- noun
- adverb
- verb
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Answer: D. verb
The correct answer is “verb”. “protect” is a verb here.
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