English misc (77) MCQs with Answers

Which of the following sentences best describes the lesson 'Water Scarcity'?

• A.Water is an unlimited resource
• B.Water scarcity only affects deserts
• C.Conserve Water and reduce its wastage
• D.There is no need to save water

Universal Grammar was introduced by:

• A.Ferdinand de Saussure
• B.Noam Chomsky
• C.Leonard Bloomfield
• D.Edward Sapir

The words study and dusty are ?

• A.Synonyms
• B.Antonyms
• C.Anagram
• D.Homophones

According to the passage, when did the strong efforts to gain equality for women in the scientific workplace begin to show results?

• A.In the early twentieth century
• B.In the first quarter of the twenty-first century
• C.In the mid-nineteenth century
• D.In the last quarter of the twentieth century

Read the following passage and answer the question: Dear Abdul: It has been a month I have not heard from you. I hope you are well. I had a terrible day at school yesterday. My friends and I were playing volleyball at the school yard when I suddenly fell and twisted my ankle. What happened to the writer at school?

• A.He had a fight with his friends
• B.He fell and twisted his ankle
• C.He lost his volleyball
• D.He received a letter from Abdul

Which letter comes halfway between J and W?

• A.P
• B.Q
• C.P and Q
• D.O and P

Choose the example that uses alliteration:

• A.Tall trees towered toward the sky.
• B.She likes cake.
• C.The sun is hot.
• D.The bird flew away.

What is the primary duty of the police according to the essay 'Essay Writing: The primary duty of the police is to serve the public'?

• A.To maintain law and order only
• B.To serve the public
• C.To collect taxes
• D.To work for the government

Which one of the following statements is/are correct?

• A.The legal sovereign in England is the Queen/King-in-Parliament
• B.The legal sovereign in England is the Prime Minister
• C.The legal sovereign in England is the House of Commons
• D.The legal sovereign in England is the Judiciary

Metaphysical poetry owes its origin to the _?

• A.Elizabethan age
• B.Restoration age
• C.Jacobean age
• D.Victorian age