English MCQ
5101. William Shakespeare was born in
1616
1664
1564
1493
5102. A man whose wife has died is called a -
widow
widower
spinster
bachelor
5103. Which of the following is not an American poet?
Robert Frost
W.B.Yeats
Emily Dickinson
Langston Hughes
5104. Identify the determiner in the following sentence: 'I have no news for you.'
have
news
no
for
5105. Our examination will start - --Monday next.
in
on
at
for
5106. We should rely---our own efforts.
at
on
in
with
5107. Which word means the opposite of 'dearth'?
lack
abundance
poverty
shortage
5108. 'He ran with great speed.' The underlined part of the sentence is a -
noun phrase
adverb phrase
adjective phrase
participle phrase
5109. Identify the word which remains the same in its plural form :
aircraft
intention
mouse
thesis
5110. He supplies the poor---clothing.
at
on
in
with
5111. . 'A lost opportunity never returns.' Here 'lost' is a -
gerund
verbal noun
gerundial infinitive
participle
5112. Change the voice: 'Who is calling me?'
By whom am I called?
By whom I am called?
By whom am I being called?
Whom am I called by?
5113. 'The Rape of the Lock' by Alexander Pope is a/an-
epic
ballad
mock-heroic poem
elegy
5114. Medha congratulated me--- my success.
with
for
upon
on
5115. Which word is similar to 'appal'?
deceive
confuse
dismay
solicit
5116. An extra message added at the end of a letter after it is signed is called-
corrigendum
postscript
NB
RSVP
5117. We should have no sympathy----war criminals of 1971.
with
for
at
to
5118. 'We must not be late, else we will miss the train.' This is a -
compound sentence
complex sentence
simple sentence
interrogative sentence
5119. He deals---rice.
with
for
of
in
5120. The saying 'enough is enough' is used when you want-
something to continue
something to stop
something to continue until it's enough
to tell instructions are clear