English Grammer MCQs for cseet

A sentence contains only one finite verb and can make only one complete statement.
(a) Simplex (b) Compound
(c) Complex (d) None of the above
It is used to construct word to clarify meaning. It links words to form compound word.
(a) The Hyphen (-) (b) Comma (,)
(c) Full stop (.) (d) None of the above.
Does wood sink in water? (Which word is a material noun?)
(a) sink (b) does
(c) water (d) wood
My mother wears gold jewelry, (which word is a material noun?)
(a) Wears
(b) jewelry
(c) mother
(d) gold
Crowd was on main street. (Which word is a collective noun?)
(a) crowd
(b) main
(c) on
(d) street
They gazed across valley. (Which word is a common noun?)
(a) across
(b) gazed
(c) they
(d) valley
Honesty is best policy. (Which word is an abstract noun?)
(a) best
(b) Honesty
(c) policy
(d) the
I believe in his honesty. (Which word is an abstract noun?)

(a) in
(b) believe
(c) honesty
(d) I

Kiran performance was not impressive in test. (Which word is a proper noun?)
(a) test
(b) impressive
(c) Kiran
(d) Performance
Heroes never lay down their words. (Which word is a plural noun?)
(a) never
(b) heroes
(c) lay down
(d) words.
Moon shines at night, (which word is a proper noun?)
(a) Moon
(b) night
(c) Shines
(d) At
We need peace in our state. (Which word is an abstract noun?)
(a) state
(b) peace
(c) need
(d) our
What a great idea! He cried. (Which word is a countable noun?)
(a) great
(b) what
(c) cried
(d) idea
Can you give me some advice? (Which word is an uncountable noun?)
(a) some
(b) give
(c) you
(d) advice
Children broke window pane. (Which word is a plural noun?)
(a) broke
(b) window pane

Where was Sara? Did you see her? (Which word is a proper noun?)
(a) Was
(b) where
(c) Sara
(d) See
How many students in your class? (Which word is a countable noun?)
(a) many
(b) students
(c) class
(d) your
My chair is made of wood. (Which word is a material noun?)
(a) wood
(b) made of
(c) chair
(d) my
Rice is my favorite dish. (Which word is an uncountable noun?)
(a) my
(b) dish
(c) favorite
(d) rice
My mother is a wise lady. (Which word is an abstract noun?)
(a) lady
(b) my
(c) wise
(d) mother
Do not hide fact. (Which word is word a countable noun?)
(a) hide
(b) the
(c) fact
(d) do not
Why do you tell a lie? (Which word is an abstract noun?)
(a) tell
(b) lie
(c) you
(d) why
We get wool from sheep. (Which word is a material noun?)
(a) sheep
(b) wool
(c) get
(d) from
You can settle everything in a friendly manner. (Which word is concrete noun)
(a) settle
(b) can
(c) friendly manner
(d) you
Taj Mahal is a sign of love. (Which word is a proper noun?)
(a) Taj Mahal
(b) sing
(c) love
(d) is
Beauty does not need any ornaments. (Which word is an uncountable noun?)
(a) need
(b) beauty
(c) any
(d) ornaments.
He was reading a newspaper. (Which word is a common noun?)
(a) newspaper
(b) was
(c) a
(d) he
My family supports me. (Which word is a collective noun?)
(a) family
(b) me
(c) supports
(d) my
My grandfather walks extremely slowly. The adverb “extremely” modifies
(a) verb
(b) adverb
(c) noun
(d) pronoun
Your roommate drives quite fast, doesn’t she? The adverb “quite” modifies
(a) verb

(b) adjective
(c) adverb
(d) noun

We rarely go to the movies on the weekends. The adverb “rarely” modifies
(a) adverb
(b) pronoun
(c) verb
(d) noun
Our house is practically on the highway. The adverb “practically” modifies
(a) sentence
(b) prepositional phrase
(c) verb
(d) conjunction
Obviously, I could be wrong. The adverb “obviously” modifies
(a) verb
(b) pronoun
(c) clause
(d) noun
My niece reads well for a five-year old. The word “well” is
(a) adjective
(b) adverb
(c) verb
(d) pronoun
Your friend Robert drives a fast car. The word “fast” is
(a) pronoun
(b) adverb
(c) adjective
(d) noun
I never buy fruit at the grocery store. The word “never” is
(a) preposition
(b) adverb
(c) adjective
(d) noun
That’s a lovely painting. The word “lovely” is
(a) adverb
(b) adjective
(c) verb

(d) noun

Sometimes I feel very lonely. The word “lonely” is
(a) adjective
(b) adverb
(c) conjunction
(d) noun
An interjection is .
(a) an exclamation which shows thoughts or feelings
(b) a meaningless string of sounds
(c) the same as an adjective
(d) None of these
Which of the following interjections is NOT an expression of surprise or wonder?
(a) Gee!
(b) Gosh!
(c) Boo!
(d) None of these
You are vegetarian and you are offered a dish of raw meat. What do you think?
(a) Ugh!
(b) Hurrah!
(c) Yippee!
(d) can’t say
Somebody has just stepped on your toe. Which interjection would best fit the situation?
(a) Yoo-hoo!
(b) Ouch!
(c) Eh!
(d) can’t say
You are most likely to hear or use the interjection boo .
(a) at a theatrical performance
(b) while listening to a political speech
(c) on both of the above mentioned occasions
(d) None of these
, Mary! Come here! I want to talk to you.
(a) Oops
(b) Mmm
(c) Hey
(d) All of these
The interjections ‘blimey’ and ‘crickey’ imply .

(a) joy
(b) surprise or wonder
(c) irritation

Your children are making a lot of noise and you want to hear the news on the radio. How do you urge silence?
(a) Shh!
(b) Tut-tut.
(c) Ow!
Which of the following interjections is NOT used when cheering for a team?
(a) Rah!
(b) Yay!
(c) Yikes!
! The spinach soup is out of this world!
(a) Mmm
(b) Yuk
(c) Uh
A: I scored 660 points at the TOEFL test! B: ! That’s amazing!
(a) Wow
(b) Aha
(c) Woe
I hear someone whispering my name.
(a) Ah!
(b) Oh!
(c) Hush!
(d) Wow!

(d)

(a)

(d)

(a)

(d)