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| # | Question | Subject and topic | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | What is the main idea of the passage? | English for Communication Main idea of a passage |
Medium |
| 2 | Which is the best title for the passage? | English for Communication Main idea of a passage |
Easy |
| 3 | According to the passage, what happens when we switch between tasks? | English for Communication Main idea of a passage |
Easy |
| 4 | What do experts recommend? | English for Communication Main idea of a passage |
Easy |
| 5 | The sentence “Research suggests otherwise” signals that the writer will: | English for Communication Main idea of a passage |
Medium |
| 6 | When was ISRO founded? | English for Communication Supporting details |
Easy |
| 7 | Aryabhata was launched with help from which country? | English for Communication Supporting details |
Easy |
| 8 | What is the PSLV? | English for Communication Supporting details |
Easy |
| 9 | What was special about the Mars Orbiter Mission? | English for Communication Supporting details |
Medium |
| 10 | Which detail is NOT given in the passage? | English for Communication Supporting details |
Medium |
| 11 | What can be inferred about the boy’s coins? | English for Communication Inferences and conclusions |
Medium |
| 12 | Why did the shopkeeper turn away quickly? | English for Communication Inferences and conclusions |
Hard |
| 13 | The boy’s widened eyes show that he was: | English for Communication Inferences and conclusions |
Easy |
| 14 | What can be concluded about the shopkeeper’s character? | English for Communication Inferences and conclusions |
Medium |
| 15 | The muddy shoes most likely suggest that the boy: | English for Communication Inferences and conclusions |
Medium |
| 16 | “The speaker’s lucid explanation helped everyone understand the complex topic.” Lucid means: | English for Communication Vocabulary in context |
Medium |
| 17 | “Despite the setback, she remained optimistic about the project.” Optimistic means: | English for Communication Vocabulary in context |
Easy |
| 18 | “The rules were so ambiguous that each player interpreted them differently.” Ambiguous means: | English for Communication Vocabulary in context |
Medium |
| 19 | “The village was isolated, with the nearest town forty kilometres away.” Isolated means: | English for Communication Vocabulary in context |
Easy |
| 20 | “He gave a terse reply and walked away.” Terse means: | English for Communication Vocabulary in context |
Medium |
| 21 | In “She sings beautifully”, the word “beautifully” is: | English for Communication Parts of speech |
Easy |
| 22 | Identify the preposition: “The cat is hiding under the bed.” | English for Communication Parts of speech |
Easy |
| 23 | In “Honesty is the best policy”, “honesty” is: | English for Communication Parts of speech |
Easy |
| 24 | In “He works hard”, “hard” is used as: | English for Communication Parts of speech |
Medium |
| 25 | Which word is a conjunction in “I wanted to go, but it was raining”? | English for Communication Parts of speech |
Easy |
| 26 | “She was tired, but she finished the report.” This sentence is: | English for Communication Sentence structure |
Easy |
| 27 | “When the bell rang, the students left.” This sentence is: | English for Communication Sentence structure |
Medium |
| 28 | Which of these is a simple sentence? | English for Communication Sentence structure |
Easy |
| 29 | Combine into a complex sentence: “He was ill. He went to school.” | English for Communication Sentence structure |
Medium |
| 30 | Which word introduces a dependent clause? | English for Communication Sentence structure |
Easy |
| 31 | The box of chocolates ___ on the table. | English for Communication Subject-verb agreement |
Medium |
| 32 | Everyone in the class ___ finished the test. | English for Communication Subject-verb agreement |
Easy |
| 33 | Either the manager or the clerks ___ responsible. | English for Communication Subject-verb agreement |
Hard |
| 34 | The information you gave ___ very useful. | English for Communication Subject-verb agreement |
Medium |
| 35 | Mathematics ___ my favourite subject. | English for Communication Subject-verb agreement |
Medium |
| 36 | By the time we reached the station, the train ___. | English for Communication Tenses |
Medium |
| 37 | The sun ___ in the east. | English for Communication Tenses |
Easy |
| 38 | I ___ him yesterday at the market. | English for Communication Tenses |
Easy |
| 39 | By next June, she ___ her degree. | English for Communication Tenses |
Medium |
| 40 | Look! The children ___ in the rain. | English for Communication Tenses |
Easy |
| 41 | Passive of “They are building a bridge.” | English for Communication Active and passive voice |
Medium |
| 42 | Passive of “Someone has stolen my bag.” | English for Communication Active and passive voice |
Medium |
| 43 | Active of “The letter was written by Ravi.” | English for Communication Active and passive voice |
Easy |
| 44 | Which sentence is in the passive voice? | English for Communication Active and passive voice |
Easy |
| 45 | Passive of “Close the door.” | English for Communication Active and passive voice |
Medium |
| 46 | She said, “I am busy.” → She said that she ___ busy. | English for Communication Direct and reported speech |
Easy |
| 47 | He said, “I will come tomorrow.” → He said that he would come ___. | English for Communication Direct and reported speech |
Medium |
| 48 | The teacher asked, “Have you finished?” → The teacher asked ___. | English for Communication Direct and reported speech |
Medium |
| 49 | Mother said, “Don’t touch the stove.” → Mother told us ___. | English for Communication Direct and reported speech |
Medium |
| 50 | He said, “The earth is round.” → He said that the earth ___ round. | English for Communication Direct and reported speech |
Hard |