All Free English MCQs with Answers

221. Which parts of speech describes where, when and how an action happens?

• A. Adjective
• B. Conjunction
• C. Verb
• D. Adverb
• E. Preposition

Explanation: Adverbs modify verbs and can indicate where, when, or how an action occurs, as in “here,” “yesterday,” and “quickly.” Adjectives instead describe nouns.

222. Salman Khan ________ a part of the upcoming Race 4?

• A. will also be
• B. also will be
• C. will be also
• D. will also

Explanation: The adverb also normally comes after the modal will and before the main verb be: “will also be.” The alternatives place also awkwardly or leave the sentence incomplete.

223. My friend is _______ older than his wife.

• A. much
• B. many
• C. very
• D. Both A & C

Explanation: Much is used before a comparative adjective to show degree: “much older.” Very does not normally modify the comparative older, and many modifies countable nouns rather than comparative adjectives.

224. You have always been a great help. Which of the following words is an adverb?

• A. have
• B. been
• C. always
• D. great
• E. help

Explanation: Always is an adverb of frequency because it tells how regularly the help has been given. Have and been are auxiliary verbs, while great is an adjective modifying help.

225. It is _________ impossible to tell the twins apart.

• A. realistically
• B. extremely
• C. virtually
• D. closely

Explanation: Virtually impossible means almost or practically impossible, which fits the meaning of the sentence. Extremely modifies degree but does not convey the same natural sense of “almost impossible” here.

226. I dont agree with you; I think_______________________________?

• A. it is fairly good film
• B. it is rather a good film
• C. it is rather fairly good film
• D. it is fairly rather good film

Explanation: “Rather” can precede the article and adjective in the pattern “rather a good film.” “Fairly” normally comes before the adjective but after the article, so option a is missing “a.”

227. The colour of the walls in my room has faded _______.

• A. in
• B. with
• C. away
• D. on

Explanation: “Fade away” means gradually lose colour, brightness or strength. The particles in, with and on do not form the required phrasal verb here.

228. Honey : Bee ::

• A. Sparrow : Nest
• B. Sonnet : Poet
• C. Sculptor : Statue
• D. None of these

Explanation: A bee produces honey, just as a poet produces a sonnet, giving the same product-to-producer relationship. “Sculptor : Statue” reverses this order by placing the creator first.

229. SCIENTIST : LABORATORY ::

• A. Teacher : Classroom
• B. Dentist : Drill
• C. Lawyer : Client
• D. Actor : playwrite

Explanation: A laboratory is the usual workplace or working environment of a scientist, just as a classroom is the usual workplace of a teacher. The other pairs show different relationships, such as a tool or person served.

230. Fast : Hunger : : Race : _________?

• A. Horse
• B. Smartness
• C. Strength
• D. Fatigue

Explanation: A fast, especially in the sense of abstaining from food, can produce hunger; similarly, a race commonly produces fatigue. The other choices do not show this natural result relationship.