10th English – Part B: Grammar 31

 




Question 1 of 16
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1. Combine using “which”. The museum displays an ancient manuscript. The manuscript was discovered in 1920.
  • The museum displays an ancient manuscript who was discovered in 1920.
  • The museum displays an ancient manuscript whom was discovered in 1920.
  • The museum displays an ancient manuscript whose was discovered in 1920.
  • The museum displays an ancient manuscript which was discovered in 1920.
2. Change into passive voice. The coach taught the players a new technique.
  • A new technique was taught the players by the coach.
  • The players were teach a new technique by the coach.
  • The players had taught a new technique by the coach.
  • The players were taught a new technique by the coach.
3. Change into reported speech. Sita said to Ravi, “Where did you keep my notebook?”
  • Sita asked Ravi where did he keep her notebook.
  • Sita told Ravi where he had kept her notebook.
  • Sita asked Ravi where he kept my notebook.
  • Sita asked Ravi where he had kept her notebook.
4. Fill in the blank. The villagers were deprived ______ clean drinking water.
  • The villagers were deprived from clean drinking water.
  • The villagers were deprived with clean drinking water.
  • The villagers were deprived by clean drinking water.
  • The villagers were deprived of clean drinking water.
5. Fill in the blank. The student succeeded ______ solving the difficult problem.
  • The student succeeded at solving the difficult problem.
  • The student succeeded on solving the difficult problem.
  • The student succeeded for solving the difficult problem.
  • The student succeeded in solving the difficult problem.
6. Choose the correct form. One of my closest friends ______ in Hyderabad.
  • One of my closest friends live in Hyderabad.
  • One of my closest friends are living in Hyderabad.
  • One of my closest friends have lived in Hyderabad.
  • One of my closest friends lives in Hyderabad.
7. Choose the correct form. Neither the evidence nor the witness ______ reliable.
  • Neither the evidence nor the witness are reliable.
  • Neither the evidence nor the witness were reliable.
  • Neither the evidence nor the witness have been reliable.
  • Neither the evidence nor the witness is reliable.
8. Choose the correct form. The cattle ______ grazing near the river.
  • The cattle is grazing near the river.
  • The cattle was grazing near the river.
  • The cattle has been grazing near the river.
  • The cattle are grazing near the river.
9. Choose the correct form. Ten kilometres ______ a long distance to walk.
  • Ten kilometres are a long distance to walk.
  • Ten kilometres were a long distance to walk.
  • Ten kilometres have been a long distance to walk.
  • Ten kilometres is a long distance to walk.
10. Fill in the blank. He received ______ honorary degree from the university.
  • He received a honorary degree from the university.
  • He received the honorary degree from the university.
  • He received an honorary degree from the university.
  • He received no honorary degree from the university.
11. Fill in the blank. She bought ______ one-rupee coin from the collector.
  • She bought an one-rupee coin from the collector.
  • She bought the one-rupee coin from the collector.
  • She bought a one-rupees coin from the collector.
  • She bought a one-rupee coin from the collector.
12. Rewrite using “would” for a repeated past action. Every evening, the old man sat beneath the banyan tree.
  • Every evening, the old man would sat beneath the banyan tree.
  • Every evening, the old man would sits beneath the banyan tree.
  • Every evening, the old man would sitting beneath the banyan tree.
  • Every evening, the old man would sit beneath the banyan tree.
13. Rewrite using “used to” for a past habit. My mother stitched our clothes at home.
  • My mother used to stitched our clothes at home.
  • My mother used to stitch our clothes at home.
  • My mother had used to stitch our clothes at home.
  • My mother used to stitching our clothes at home.
14. Rewrite using a noun modifier. The road was newly widened. It reduces traffic congestion.
  • The newly widening road reduces traffic congestion.
  • The newly widened road reduced traffic congestion.
  • The road newly widened reduces traffic congestion.
  • The newly widened road reduces traffic congestion.
15. Rewrite using a noun modifier. The experiment was carefully controlled. It produced reliable results.
  • The carefully controlling experiment produced reliable results.
  • The carefully control experiment produced reliable results.
  • The experiment carefully controlled produced reliable results.
  • The carefully controlled experiment produced reliable results.
16. Choose the most suitable advice. Your friend makes spelling mistakes because he writes too quickly.
  • You should write as quickly as possible without checking spelling.
  • You should ignore spelling mistakes during every examination.
  • You should write carefully and check the spelling before submitting.
  • You should avoid answering questions that contain difficult words.

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