All Free English MCQs with Answers

2871. Identify the error in the sentence and choose the correct answer.

• A. Tennis gives you plenty of exercise, it develops quickness of eyes and calls your brain, your thinking power into action.
• B. Tennis gives you plenti off exercise, it develops quickness of eyes and limb your brain, your thinking power into action.
• C. Tennis gives you plenti off exercise, it develops quickness of eyes and limb upon your brane, your thinking power over action.
• D. Tennis gives you plenty of exercise; it develops quickness of eyes and calls your brain, your thinking power into action.

Explanation: Option D is correct because it uses proper punctuation and spelling throughout the sentence. The semicolon correctly links two related independent clauses. In contrast, Options A, B, and C contain various grammatical errors, including comma splices and spelling mistakes, which make them incorrect. Therefore, careful attention to punctuation and spelling is essential in identifying the correct answer.

2872. Punctuate the following sentence:He said will you have time to play regularly

• A. He said,"Will you have time to play regularly?"
• B. He said, Will you have time to play regularly?
• C. He said, "Will you have time to play regularly."
• D. He said "Will you have time to play regularly'.
• E. He said, 'Will you have time to play regularly'.

Explanation: Option C is correct. This option is correct. This option is correct as it uses the proper quotation marks and punctuation for a direct question.

2873. Choose the correct option.We felt as if the ground was _ beneath our feet.

• A. Digging
• B. Sinking
• C. Slipping
• D. Bursting

Explanation: This is an informal expression that means feeling unstable or losing one's footing. It's often used metaphorically to describe a situation where things are unpredictable or uncertain. In the context of the sentence, it conveys the idea that the ground is not stable beneath our feet.

2874. At last the fly was _. The most appropriate word to be filled in is:

• A. Trapped by the spider
• B. Entertained by the spider
• C. Invited by the spider
• D. Spared by the spider.

Explanation: Trapped by the spider is correct, as it suggests the fly was caught or ensnared by the spider, which is a common scenario in nature.

2875. Fill in the blank:I can't walk _

• A. Farther
• B. Far
• C. Further
• D. Away

Explanation: Further is used to refer to 'more or additional.' whereas, Farther is used to mention a 'greater distance.' The sentence given in the question means that I cannot walk anymore. Hence, "Further" will be the correct option.

2876. Pick the correct one:

• A. How has the chair leg broken?
• B. How has the leg of the chair broken?
• C. How the leg of the chair has broken?
• D. How the chair's leg is broken?

Explanation: This is the correct option. It follows standard English syntax and clearly specifies which leg is being referred to (the leg of the chair). The phrase maintains proper word order and clarity.

2877. CHOOSE THE BEST OPTION

• A. I asked them to leave their luggage at the hotel room.
• B. I asked them to leave their luggages at the hotel room.
• C. I asked them to leave one's luggage at the hotel's room.
• D. I asked them to leave their luggages at the room of the hotel.

Explanation: - "Luggage" is an uncountable noun, which means it refers to a general category of items (in this case, suitcases, bags, etc.) rather than a specific item. So, it should be treated as a singular noun ("their luggage").- "Hotel room" is the correct phrase to use, as it refers to a specific room in the hotel.

2878. Spot the error in the given sentence:The bushes on the corner make it difficult for the driver to see the traffic approaching from the write.

• A. Write
• B. For
• C. Make
• D. Approaching
• E. Bushes

Explanation: Option A is correct. This option is correct. Write is a misspelling of right, which refers to the direction from which the traffic is approaching. The correct word should be "right" instead of "write."

2879. My father looks handsome in his new _

• A. suit
• B. suite
• C. dress
• D. gown

Explanation: A suit is a set of matching garments typically consisting of a jacket and trousers. It is appropriate for men and is the correct word in this context.

2880. A shoal of fish _ killed by the fishermen.

• A. Has been
• B. Have
• C. Had
• D. Has

Explanation: Correct, because "shoal" is a singular noun (referring to a group of fish treated as a single entity), so the singular form "has been" is used.