10th English – Part B: Grammar Challenge 33

 




Question 1 of 16
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1. Combine using “whose”. The farmer received an award. His innovative methods increased crop production.
  • The farmer who innovative methods increased crop production received an award.
  • The farmer whom innovative methods increased crop production received an award.
  • The farmer whose innovative methods increased crop production received an award.
  • The farmer which innovative methods increased crop production received an award.
2. Change into passive voice. The authorities have granted the villagers new houses.
  • New houses have granted the villagers by the authorities.
  • The villagers have granted new houses by the authorities.
  • The villagers had been granted new houses by the authorities.
  • The villagers have been granted new houses by the authorities.
3. Change into reported speech. Priya said to her friend, “I will finish this project tomorrow.”
  • Priya told her friend that she will finish that project tomorrow.
  • Priya said to her friend that she would finish this project the next day.
  • Priya told her friend that she would finished that project the next day.
  • Priya told her friend that she would finish that project the next day.
4. Fill in the blank. The committee arrived ______ a unanimous decision.
  • The committee arrived on a unanimous decision.
  • The committee arrived at a unanimous decision.
  • The committee arrived for a unanimous decision.
  • The committee arrived by a unanimous decision.
5. Fill in the blank. The student was accused ______ copying the answer.
  • The student was accused for copying the answer.
  • The student was accused with copying the answer.
  • The student was accused of copying the answer.
  • The student was accused by copying the answer.
6. Choose the correct form. More than one candidate ______ applied for the position.
  • More than one candidate has applied for the position.
  • More than one candidate have applied for the position.
  • More than one candidate are applying for the position.
  • More than one candidate were applying for the position.
7. Choose the correct form. Each of the proposals ______ carefully examined by the panel.
  • Each of the proposals were carefully examined by the panel.
  • Each of the proposals are carefully examined by the panel.
  • Each of the proposals have carefully examined by the panel.
  • Each of the proposals was carefully examined by the panel.
8. Choose the correct form. A pair of spectacles ______ lying on the desk.
  • A pair of spectacles is lying on the desk.
  • A pair of spectacles are lying on the desk.
  • A pair of spectacles were lying on the desk.
  • A pair of spectacles have been lying on the desk.
9. Choose the correct form. The committee members ______ divided in their opinions.
  • The committee members was divided in their opinions.
  • The committee members were divided in their opinions.
  • The committee members is divided in their opinions.
  • The committee members has divided in their opinions.
10. Fill in the blank. He was appointed ______ chairman of the committee.
  • He was appointed a chairman of the committee.
  • He was appointed an chairman of the committee.
  • He was appointed the chairman of the committee.
  • He was appointed chairman of the committee.
11. Fill in the blank. She gave me ______ useful piece of information.
  • She gave me an useful piece of information.
  • She gave me the useful piece of information.
  • She gave me a useful piece of information.
  • She gave me a useful information.
12. Rewrite using “would” for a repeated past action. Whenever the rains came, the children watched the flowing stream.
  • Whenever the rains came, the children would watched the flowing stream.
  • Whenever the rains came, the children used watch the flowing stream.
  • Whenever the rains came, the children would watching the flowing stream.
  • Whenever the rains came, the children would watch the flowing stream.
13. Rewrite using “used to” for a past habit. My uncle repaired old radios in his workshop.
  • My uncle used to repair old radios in his workshop.
  • My uncle used repair old radios in his workshop.
  • My uncle had used to repair old radios in his workshop.
  • My uncle used to repairing old radios in his workshop.
14. Rewrite using a noun modifier. The wall was earthquake-resistant. It protected the building.
  • The earthquake-resisting wall protected the building.
  • The earthquake-resistant wall protected the building.
  • The wall earthquake-resistant protected the building.
  • The earthquake resistance wall protected the building.
15. Rewrite using a noun modifier. The documents were confidential. They were kept in a locked cabinet.
  • The confidentially documents were kept in a locked cabinet.
  • The confidential documents were keeping in a locked cabinet.
  • The documents confidential were kept in a locked cabinet.
  • The confidential documents were kept in a locked cabinet.
16. Choose the most suitable advice. Your friend understands the lesson but gives answers without examples.
  • You should avoid examples in all long answers.
  • You should write unrelated examples to increase the length.
  • You should support your answers with suitable examples.
  • You should copy examples without understanding their meaning.

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