All Free English MCQs with Answers

3421. A lion may be helped even by a little mouse.

• A. A little mouse may even help a lion
• B. "Even a little mouse may help a lion.
• C. . "A little mouse can even help a lion."
• D. "Even a little mouse ought to help a lion."

Explanation: This correctly maintains the emphasis that a small creature, like a mouse, can still help a lion, aligning closely with the original meaning.

3422. Big Cars must be driven very carefully.

• A. Drivers drive big cars very carefully.
• B. "Drivers have to drive big cars carefully
• C. "Drivers are driving big cars carefully.
• D. "Drivers must drive big cars very carefully.

Explanation: This correctly maintains the original meaning with the passive structure converted into an active sentence while preserving the sense of necessity

3423. Robin would draw a picture in the competition.

• A. "In the competition Robin would have to draw a picture.
• B. "A picture in the competition would have been drawn by Robin
• C. "In the competition Robin would be drawn a picture
• D. "A picture would be drawn by Robin in the competition

Explanation: This is the correct passive transformation, preserving the future conditional tense and the original meaning

3424. Das has posted the letter

• A. . The letter has been posted by Das
• B. The letter was posted by Das
• C. "The letter had been posted by Das
• D. "The letter have been posted by Das

Explanation: This is the correct passive transformation in the present perfect tense, which matches the original sentence's tense

3425. We hope that we shall win the match

• A. The match is hoped to be won
• B. "Match winning is our hope
• C. "It is hoped that the match will be won by us.
• D. "Winning the match is hoped by us."

Explanation: This is the correct passive transformation, maintaining the original meaning and using the future tense appropriately

3426. The car is being washed by the driver

• A. The driver has been washing the Car.
• B. "The driver is washing the car
• C. "The driver has washed the car.
• D. "The driver was washing the car."

Explanation: This is the correct active voice transformation of the original passive sentence, preserving the present continuous tense

3427. They have cut all the telephone wires

• A. . All the telephone wires will be cut
• B. "All the telephone wires had been cut
• C. All the telephone wires have been cut.
• D. "All the telephone wires shall be cut."

Explanation: This is the correct passive transformation, maintaining the present perfect tense and the meaning of the original sentence.

3428. They will demolish the entire block

• A. The entire block is being demolished
• B. "The block may be demolished entirely."
• C. The entire block will have to be demolished by them
• D. "The entire block will be demolished by them

Explanation: This correctly uses the future passive construction, preserving the original meaning and tense

3429. Who gave you ice-cream?

• A. Who has given you ice-cream?
• B. "By whom were you given ice-cream?
• C. "By whom was you given ice-cream?
• D. Who had given you ice-cream?

Explanation: This is the correct passive transformation of the original sentence, maintaining the past tense and proper passive voice structure.

3430. Many children have been kidnapped by the militants

• A. The militants have kidnapped many children
• B. The militants are kidnapping many children
• C. "The militants kidnapped many children."
• D. "The militants had kidnapped many children

Explanation: This is the correct active transformation of the original passive sentence, preserving the present perfect tense and meaning.