English Questions

Found 11 practice questions from various admission tests.

1. Choose the correct sentence:

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A. He don't know nothing.

B. He doesn't know anything.✓ Correct

C. He don't know anything.

D. He doesn't knows anything.

Explanation: Correct subject-verb agreement: 'He doesn't know anything' uses singular auxiliary.

2. The synonym of 'abundant' is:

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A. Scarce

B. Plentiful✓ Correct

C. Meager

D. Insufficient

Explanation: Abundant means existing in large quantities; plentiful is its synonym.

3. The antonym of 'benevolent' is:

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A. Kind

B. Generous

C. Malevolent✓ Correct

D. Gracious

Explanation: Benevolent means well-meaning and kind; malevolent means having evil intent.

4. 'To let the cat out of the bag' means:

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A. To release a cat

B. To reveal a secret✓ Correct

C. To pack a bag

D. To catch a cat

Explanation: This idiom means to accidentally reveal a secret or surprise.

5. Choose the correctly spelled word:

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A. Accomodation

B. Accommodation✓ Correct

C. Acomodation

D. Acommodation

Explanation: The correct spelling has double 'c' and double 'm': accommodation.

6. Which is the past participle of 'write'?

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A. Wrote

B. Written✓ Correct

C. Writing

D. Writed

Explanation: Write → wrote (past) → written (past participle). It's an irregular verb.

7. Choose the correct passive form: 'They are building a new bridge.'

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A. A new bridge is being built by them.✓ Correct

B. A new bridge is built by them.

C. A new bridge was being built.

D. A new bridge has been built.

Explanation: Present continuous passive: is/are + being + past participle.

8. The word 'ubiquitous' means:

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A. Rare

B. Present everywhere✓ Correct

C. Dangerous

D. Beautiful

Explanation: Ubiquitous means found everywhere or being very common.

9. Identify the correct sentence:

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A. Each of the boys have a pen.

B. Each of the boys has a pen.✓ Correct

C. Each of the boy has a pen.

D. Each of the boys are having a pen.

Explanation: 'Each' takes a singular verb. 'Each of the boys has a pen' is correct.

10. 'A bolt from the blue' means:

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A. Lightning strike

B. A complete surprise✓ Correct

C. Blue sky

D. Thunder

Explanation: This idiom means something completely unexpected and surprising.

11. The plural of 'criterion' is:

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A. Criterions

B. Criterias

C. Criteria✓ Correct

D. Criteriums

Explanation: Criterion → criteria (Greek origin plural, like phenomenon → phenomena).