10th English – Part B: Grammar Challenge 39

 




Question 1 of 16
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1. Combine using “which”. The museum displays ancient coins. These coins were discovered nearby.
  • The museum displays ancient coins which discovered the nearby area.
  • The museum displays ancient coins which were discovered nearby.
  • The museum displays ancient coins which had discovered nearby.
  • The museum displays ancient coins which were discovering nearby.
2. Change into passive voice. The school will provide the winners with certificates.
  • The winners will provide certificates by the school.
  • The winners are provided with certificates by the school.
  • The winners will be provided certificates by the school.
  • The winners will be provided with certificates by the school.
3. Change into reported speech. The teacher said to Anil, “Do you understand this rule?”
  • The teacher asked Anil whether did he understand that rule.
  • The teacher told Anil whether he understood this rule.
  • The teacher asked Anil whether he understands that rule.
  • The teacher asked Anil whether he understood that rule.
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 of clean drinking water.
  • The villagers were deprived by clean drinking water.
5. Fill in the blank. He insisted ______ paying the entire amount himself.
  • He insisted to paying the entire amount himself.
  • He insisted for paying the entire amount himself.
  • He insisted on paying the entire amount himself.
  • He insisted with paying the entire amount himself.
6. Choose the correct form. Neither the manager nor the employees ______ willing to accept the proposal.
  • Neither the manager nor the employees is willing to accept the proposal.
  • Neither the manager nor the employees was willing to accept the proposal.
  • Neither the manager nor the employees has been willing to accept the proposal.
  • Neither the manager nor the employees are willing to accept the proposal.
7. Choose the correct form. The furniture in these rooms ______ extremely expensive.
  • The furniture in these rooms are extremely expensive.
  • The furniture in these rooms were extremely expensive.
  • The furniture in these rooms have been extremely expensive.
  • The furniture in these rooms is extremely expensive.
8. Choose the correct form. Ten kilometres ______ a long distance to walk in this heat.
  • Ten kilometres are a long distance to walk in this heat.
  • Ten kilometres were a long distance to walk in this heat.
  • Ten kilometres have been a long distance to walk in this heat.
  • Ten kilometres is a long distance to walk in this heat.
9. Choose the correct form. The principal and the secretary ______ agreed to the proposal.
  • The principal and the secretary has agreed to the proposal.
  • The principal and the secretary is agreeing to the proposal.
  • The principal and the secretary was agreed to the proposal.
  • The principal and the secretary have agreed to the proposal.
10. Fill in the blank. He is ______ heir to a large property.
  • He is a heir to a large property.
  • He is the heir to a large property.
  • He is an heir to a large property.
  • He is an heirs to a large property.
11. Fill in the blank. She is ______ unique artist with a distinctive style.
  • She is an unique artist with a distinctive style.
  • She is the unique artist with a distinctive style.
  • She is a unique artist with a distinctive style.
  • She is a uniquely artist with a distinctive style.
12. Rewrite using “would”. Whenever it rained, the children played indoors.
  • Whenever it rained, the children would played indoors.
  • Whenever it rained, the children used playing indoors.
  • Whenever it rained, the children would play indoors.
  • Whenever it rained, the children had would play indoors.
13. Rewrite using “used to”. My uncle owned a small shop in our village.
  • My uncle used to owned a small shop in our village.
  • My uncle would owned a small shop in our village.
  • My uncle had used to own a small shop in our village.
  • My uncle used to own a small shop in our village.
14. Combine using a noun modifier. The painting was carefully restored. It now looks magnificent.
  • The carefully restoring painting now looks magnificent.
  • The painting carefully restored now looks magnificent.
  • The carefully restored painting now looks magnificent.
  • The carefully restore painting now looks magnificent.
15. Combine using a noun modifier. The report was independently verified. It gained public trust.
  • The independently verifying report gained public trust.
  • The report independently verified gained public trust.
  • The independently verified report gained public trust.
  • The independently verify report gained public trust.
16. Choose the most suitable advice. Your friend finds it difficult to manage study time.
  • You should study only when examinations are very near.
  • You should avoid planning your daily study activities.
  • You should prepare a timetable and follow it regularly.
  • You should spend most study time on unimportant tasks.

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