English Practice Question Paper 180

Choose the appropriate preposition for the given sentence:
Did you arrive there ……. night?

Choose the correct form of tense for the given sentence:
I come from Kerala. Where …….. from?

Choose the appropriate option that rewrites the given sentence in active voice.
I will be obliged to go because of circumstances.

Choose the best one word substitution for the given usage:
A movement or action of the hands or face.

Add a question tag to the following: Milton wrote the “Paradise Lost”.

He said to me, “Where were you yesterday ?” Which of the following options would represent the above sentence in indirect speech?

Choose correct passive voice sentence for the following: Send us your contribution.

Use the correct article to fill in the blanks in the sentence. I shall stay at ….. inn.

The Sun having risen, the fog disappeared.
Identify the type of sentence.

Choose the most suitable determiner for the given sentence: There is ……….. truth in what he says.

Choose the correct form of conjunction for the given sentence:
He can speak French France. …. he has never been to

Choose the correct synonym of : Predominantly –

Choose the correct antonym of: Profound

Choose the correct meaning of the phrase: to be taken aback

Identify correct punctuated sentence.

Combine the following sentences using a co- ordinator: He was poor. He was not greedy.

If you do not take care, you will fall. use “of else” in place of “if….not.”

Parents are often blind….. the faults of their children. Choose the correct preposition to fill in the blank.

Which of following options is not a collective noun? flock, jury, sheep, committee, tribe, army

Identify the correct adjective of the verb ‘agree’:

No other metal is as costly as gold today. This sentence in its comparative degree will be.

He asked Rama to go with him. (change it into direct speech)

Which one of the following pairs is correctly matched?

Select the correct antonym of “Expansion”-

Point out the sentence in which the word why is used a a relative adverb.