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| # | Question | Subject and topic | Difficulty |
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| 51 | She waited for ___ hour. | English for Communication Articles, determiners and quantifiers |
Easy |
| 52 | He is ___ European. | English for Communication Articles, determiners and quantifiers |
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| 53 | There isn’t ___ milk left. | English for Communication Articles, determiners and quantifiers |
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| 54 | I have ___ friends in this city, so I am never lonely. | English for Communication Articles, determiners and quantifiers |
Medium |
| 55 | ___ Ganga is a holy river. | English for Communication Articles, determiners and quantifiers |
Easy |
| 56 | Choose the correct sentence about the class discussion. | English for Communication Sentence correction |
Medium |
| 57 | Choose the correct sentence about the meeting time. | English for Communication Sentence correction |
Medium |
| 58 | Choose the correct sentence about returning home. | English for Communication Sentence correction |
Medium |
| 59 | Choose the correct comparison. | English for Communication Sentence correction |
Medium |
| 60 | Choose the correct sentence about the advice given. | English for Communication Sentence correction |
Medium |
| 61 | The sentence that states the main idea of a paragraph is called the: | English for Communication Paragraph writing |
Easy |
| 62 | A paragraph that explains how a solar panel works is: | English for Communication Paragraph writing |
Easy |
| 63 | A paragraph that tries to convince readers that school uniforms are necessary is: | English for Communication Paragraph writing |
Easy |
| 64 | Which sentence does NOT belong in a paragraph about the benefits of walking? | English for Communication Paragraph writing |
Medium |
| 65 | “The old fort stood silent, its walls crumbling and covered in moss.” This sentence is mainly: | English for Communication Paragraph writing |
Medium |
| 66 | Which part appears in a formal letter but usually NOT in an informal one? | English for Communication Letter writing |
Easy |
| 67 | A suitable closing for a letter to the editor of a newspaper is: | English for Communication Letter writing |
Medium |
| 68 | The purpose of a formal letter should be stated: | English for Communication Letter writing |
Easy |
| 69 | Which salutation suits a letter to the Principal? | English for Communication Letter writing |
Easy |
| 70 | Which sentence is most suitable for a formal complaint letter? | English for Communication Letter writing |
Medium |
| 71 | The paragraph that sums up an essay is the: | English for Communication Essay writing |
Easy |
| 72 | A sentence that states the main argument of an essay is called the: | English for Communication Essay writing |
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| 73 | Which word best signals a contrast between two ideas? | English for Communication Essay writing |
Easy |
| 74 | Each body paragraph of an essay should: | English for Communication Essay writing |
Easy |
| 75 | “As a result” is used to show: | English for Communication Essay writing |
Easy |
| 76 | The turning point of greatest tension in a story is the: | English for Communication Creative writing |
Medium |
| 77 | Where and when a story takes place is its: | English for Communication Creative writing |
Easy |
| 78 | Which sentence best “shows” rather than “tells” that a character is angry? | English for Communication Creative writing |
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| 79 | In written dialogue, a new paragraph usually begins when: | English for Communication Creative writing |
Easy |
| 80 | The part of a story where the problem is solved is the: | English for Communication Creative writing |
Easy |
| 81 | Synonym of “brave”: | English for Communication Synonyms and antonyms |
Easy |
| 82 | Antonym of “ancient”: | English for Communication Synonyms and antonyms |
Easy |
| 83 | Synonym of “commence”: | English for Communication Synonyms and antonyms |
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| 84 | Antonym of “scarce”: | English for Communication Synonyms and antonyms |
Medium |
| 85 | Synonym of “vivid”: | English for Communication Synonyms and antonyms |
Medium |
| 86 | A person who writes poems: | English for Communication One-word substitution |
Easy |
| 87 | A place where birds are kept: | English for Communication One-word substitution |
Medium |
| 88 | Life story written by oneself: | English for Communication One-word substitution |
Easy |
| 89 | Fear of heights: | English for Communication One-word substitution |
Medium |
| 90 | One who does not eat meat: | English for Communication One-word substitution |
Easy |
| 91 | “To beat around the bush” means to: | English for Communication Idioms and phrases |
Easy |
| 92 | “To call it a day” means to: | English for Communication Idioms and phrases |
Easy |
| 93 | “Under the weather” means: | English for Communication Idioms and phrases |
Easy |
| 94 | “To let the cat out of the bag” means to: | English for Communication Idioms and phrases |
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| 95 | “To be on cloud nine” means to be: | English for Communication Idioms and phrases |
Easy |
| 96 | The prefix “mis-” in “misunderstand” means: | English for Communication Word formation |
Easy |
| 97 | Which suffix forms a noun from “develop”? | English for Communication Word formation |
Easy |
| 98 | The root “tele” in “telephone” and “television” means: | English for Communication Word formation |
Medium |
| 99 | The adjective form of “danger” is: | English for Communication Word formation |
Easy |
| 100 | Which word means “write again”? | English for Communication Word formation |
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