10th English – Part B: Grammar Challenge 51

 




Question 1 of 16
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1. Combine using “whose”. The architect designed the library. Her innovative plan impressed the judges.
  • The architect whose library impressed the judges designed the innovative plan.
  • The architect whose innovative plan impressed the judges designed the library.
  • The architect whose judges designed the library impressed the innovative plan.
  • The architect whose innovative library designed the plan impressed the judges.
2. Change into passive voice. The research team is examining the samples under controlled conditions.
  • The samples are examined under controlled conditions by the research team.
  • The samples have been examined under controlled conditions by the research team.
  • The samples are being examined under controlled conditions by the research team.
  • The samples were being examined under controlled conditions by the research team.
3. Change into reported speech. The librarian said to the children, “Please return these books by Friday.”
  • The librarian requested the children to return these books by Friday.
  • The librarian told the children that please return those books by Friday.
  • The librarian requested the children to return those books by Friday.
  • The librarian asked the children that they returned those books by Friday.
4. Fill in the blank. The athlete was disqualified ______ violating the competition rules.
  • The athlete was disqualified with violating the competition rules.
  • The athlete was disqualified from violating the competition rules.
  • The athlete was disqualified for violating the competition rules.
  • The athlete was disqualified by violating the competition rules.
5. Fill in the blank. The new evidence has a direct bearing ______ the investigation.
  • The new evidence has a direct bearing with the investigation.
  • The new evidence has a direct bearing for the investigation.
  • The new evidence has a direct bearing on the investigation.
  • The new evidence has a direct bearing at the investigation.
6. Choose the correct form. More than one applicant ______ the eligibility requirements.
  • More than one applicant have met the eligibility requirements.
  • More than one applicant are meeting the eligibility requirements.
  • More than one applicant has met the eligibility requirements.
  • More than one applicant were meeting the eligibility requirements.
7. Choose the correct form. The poet, along with two translators, ______ attending the literary festival.
  • The poet, along with two translators, were attending the literary festival.
  • The poet, along with two translators, are attending the literary festival.
  • The poet, along with two translators, have attended the literary festival.
  • The poet, along with two translators, is attending the literary festival.
8. Choose the correct form. Many a researcher ______ this unusual phenomenon.
  • Many a researcher has investigated this unusual phenomenon.
  • Many a researcher are investigating this unusual phenomenon.
  • Many a researcher have investigated this unusual phenomenon.
  • Many a researcher were investigating this unusual phenomenon.
9. Choose the correct form. The criteria for selection ______ clearly stated in the notification.
  • The criteria for selection was clearly stated in the notification.
  • The criteria for selection are clearly stated in the notification.
  • The criteria for selection has been clearly stated in the notification.
  • The criteria for selection is clearly stated in the notification.
10. Fill in the blank. The mountaineer carried ______ eight-kilogram backpack during the expedition.
  • The mountaineer carried a eight-kilogram backpack during the expedition.
  • The mountaineer carried the eight-kilogram backpack during the expedition.
  • The mountaineer carried an eight-kilogram backpack during the expedition.
  • The mountaineer carried an eight-kilograms backpack during the expedition.
11. Fill in the blank. The committee selected her as ______ honorary secretary of the association.
  • The committee selected her as a honorary secretary of the association.
  • The committee selected her as the honorary secretary of the association.
  • The committee selected her as an honorary secretary of the association.
  • The committee selected her as an honoraries secretary of the association.
12. Rewrite using “would”. During the annual fair, the villagers exchanged handmade gifts with neighbouring communities.
  • During the annual fair, the villagers would exchanged handmade gifts with neighbouring communities.
  • During the annual fair, the villagers used exchanging handmade gifts with neighbouring communities.
  • During the annual fair, the villagers would exchange handmade gifts with neighbouring communities.
  • During the annual fair, the villagers had would exchange handmade gifts with neighbouring communities.
13. Rewrite using “used to”. The lighthouse guided fishing boats safely into the harbour.
  • The lighthouse used to guided fishing boats safely into the harbour.
  • The lighthouse would guided fishing boats safely into the harbour.
  • The lighthouse had used to guide fishing boats safely into the harbour.
  • The lighthouse used to guide fishing boats safely into the harbour.
14. Combine using a noun modifier. The manuscript was handwritten in the eighteenth century. It contains rare historical details.
  • The eighteenth-century handwriting manuscript contains rare historical details.
  • The manuscript handwritten in the eighteenth century contains rare historical details.
  • The eighteenth-century handwritten manuscript contains rare historical details.
  • The eighteenth-century handwrite manuscript contains rare historical details.
15. Combine using a noun modifier. The chemicals were heat-resistant. They protected the equipment from damage.
  • The heat-resisting chemicals protected the equipment from damage.
  • The chemicals heat-resistant protected the equipment from damage.
  • The heat-resistance chemicals protected the equipment from damage.
  • The heat-resistant chemicals protected the equipment from damage.
16. Choose the most suitable advice. Your friend loses marks because arguments lack supporting evidence.
  • You should repeat your main argument without adding supporting details.
  • You should include unrelated information to make your answers longer.
  • You should support each argument with relevant facts and examples.
  • You should avoid giving examples even when evidence is required.

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