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English MCQ
264. What is the adjective form of the word 'obligate'?
Obligatory
Obligation
Obligative
Obligatoriness
267. Choose the correct form of verb in the bracket of the following sentence: The girl (read) the novel since last Saturday.
The girl was reading the novel since last Saturday.
The girl have been reading the novel since last Saturday.
The girl has been reading the novel since last Saturday.
The girl is reading the novel since last Saturday.
268. I could barely ‘make out’ the traffic sign through the rain. Here the phresal verb 'make out' means
discern
violet
obey
await
270. Select the appropriate preposition. 'The candles have been blown…… by the wind.
out
away
up
of
271. 'Ordinary' means-
best and cleanest
normal and usual
oldest and dirtiest
normal or usual
272. Choose the appropriate Linker: I'll visit you… I have finished my homework.
whereas
but
So
as soon as
273. Select the correct passive voice of "He did for me the unnecessary things."
The unnecessary things were done for me by him.
The unnecessary things was done by him for me.
The unnecessary things had been done for me by him.
The unnecessary things had to be done for me by him.
275. Choose the corrcet option: My father doesn't tell a lie, and…..
neither I do
neither do I.
either do I
I do either
276. 'I myself went there'. Here 'myself' is-
reciprocal pronoun
emphatic pronoun
distributive pronoun
reflexive pronoun
277. In which century was the Victorian period?
17th Century
18th Century
19th Century
20th Century
278. 'Proclaim' means-
claim loudly
shout
make known publicly through cry
make knwon publicly
279. Slangs in a language are usually 'ephemeral' in nature. here the underlined word means-
transient
necessary
obvious
custom