Which is the correct sentence...?

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The scenery of Kashmir is beautiful

Which is the correct sentence...? Mcqs

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Which is the correct sentence...?

(A) Sceneries of Kashmir are beautiful (B) The scenery of Kashmir is beautiful

(C) The scenery of Kashmir are beautiful (D) The scenery of Kashmir was beautiful

Choose one correct sentence:I think it fit to go and settle matter with him...?

(A) I consider to settle the matter to him (B) I think it is fit to go and settle the matter with him

(C) I regard settle the matter to him (D) None of these

Choose one correct sentence from the provided options. He orders me as if I am his brother...?

(A) He orders me as if I am his brother (B) He orders me as if I was his brother

(C) He orders me as if I were his brother (D) He orders me as if I will be his brother

Choose the correct Once in a blue moon meaning of the idiom:...?

(A) Very easily (B) Luckily

(C) Very rarely (D) Sadly

The sentence given below has a blank. Below the sentence are given four options. One of which can fill in the blank so as to match the sentence complete and meaningful. Spot itThe thieves broke ________ the house and broke-open the safe...?

(A) in (B) open

(C) out (D) into

Choose the correct meaning of the idiom from the provided options He found himself "in hot water" over his comments about immigration...?

(A) To receive praise or recognition (B) To face criticism or trouble

(C) To remain neutral in a situation (D) To avoid consequences

Choose the correct meaning of the Idioms: To call a spade a spade:...?

(A) Try to meet expectations (B) To avoid the main topic

(C) To make a noise (D) To speak in plain terms

Correct the sentence by choosing right option for the underlined portion: "I am tired as I am working since morning"...?

(A) I was working (B) I have been working

(C) I had been working (D) I will be working

Choose the correct sentenceYou had better looked for some other options...?

(A) You had better looked for some other options (B) You had better looking for some other options

(C) You had better looked to some other options (D) You had better look for some other options

Choose one correct sentence from the provided options. Sun rises in east...?

(A) The sun rises in the east (B) The sun rises in east

(C) Sun rises in the east (D) The sun rise in the east

Select the correct synonym of the following word, EXIGENT...?

(A) Minor (B) Urgent

(C) Trivial (D) Stable

Choose the correct meaning of: At arm's length...?

(A) length of arm (B) at a distance

(C) insult (D) None of these

Choose the correct Synonymous of “Quenching”...?

(A) Assuage (B) Scrawny

(C) Lament (D) Insincerity

Choose the correct article/subject-verb agreement from the given options. ____________opportunities you have got should not be missed...?

(A) An (B) The

(C) A (D) None of these

Choose appropriate PREPOSITIONS to complete the sentence from the given options. __________ Scandinavian countries teachers are__________ the best-paid employees...?

(A) In/between (B) In/among

(C) In/batugon (D) From/in

Choose the correct meaning of the Idioms: To bear the brunt of:...?

(A) in a position of advantage (B) to make an easy choice

(C) to endure the main force or shock (D) undecided

Choose the correct sentence...?

(A) The library lost all its books (B) That car is not yours

(C) That car is not theirs (D) None of these

Choose the correct sentence. His father is a poet and a novelist...?

(A) His father is poet and novelist (B) His father is the poet and a novelist

(C) His father is a poet and the novelist (D) His father is a poet and novelist

Choose appropriate PREPOSITIONS to complete the sentence from the given options. He is ashamed_____________ his misconduct...?

(A) with (B) of

(C) for (D) at

Choose the correct Antonym: Infallible...?

(A) Imperfect (B) impeccable

(C) Flawless (D) Reliable

Choose the word that best complete the meaning of the sentence. Behaving in a__________and serious way, even in a __________situation, makes people respect you...?

(A) calm, difficult (B) squally, astounding

(C) silly, sound (D) flamboyant, tricky

Correct the below sentence by picking up suitable option [where required]. He has ten heads of cattle...?

(A) Has been (B) Heds

(C) Cettles (D) None of these

Choose the correct sentence...?

(A) The library lost all its books (B) That car is not yours

(C) That car is not theirs (D) None of these

Choose appropriate complete the sentence PREPOSITIONS to from the given options. We should stand_______ our friend...?

(A) With (B) For

(C) By (D) Around

Choose the correct meaning of: To fish in troubled water...?

(A) To make a personal profit out of disturbance (B) To dive in deep water

(C) To go for a daunting task (D) None of these

Choose the correct meaning of the Idioms: To bury the hatchet:...?

(A) to start war (B) to make peace

(C) to make a foolish choice (D) to burn something important

(A) Sceneries of Kashmir are beautiful

(B) The scenery of Kashmir is beautiful

(C) The scenery of Kashmir are beautiful

(D) The scenery of Kashmir was beautiful

(A) I consider to settle the matter to him

(B) I think it is fit to go and settle the matter with him

(C) I regard settle the matter to him

(D) None of these

(A) He orders me as if I am his brother

(B) He orders me as if I was his brother

(C) He orders me as if I were his brother

(D) He orders me as if I will be his brother

(A) Very easily

(B) Luckily

(C) Very rarely

(D) Sadly

(A) in

(B) open

(C) out

(D) into

(A) To receive praise or recognition

(B) To face criticism or trouble

(C) To remain neutral in a situation

(D) To avoid consequences

(A) Try to meet expectations

(B) To avoid the main topic

(C) To make a noise

(D) To speak in plain terms

(A) I was working

(B) I have been working

(C) I had been working

(D) I will be working

(A) You had better looked for some other options

(B) You had better looking for some other options

(C) You had better looked to some other options

(D) You had better look for some other options

(A) The sun rises in the east

(B) The sun rises in east

(C) Sun rises in the east

(D) The sun rise in the east

(A) Minor

(B) Urgent

(C) Trivial

(D) Stable

(A) length of arm

(B) at a distance

(C) insult

(D) None of these

(A) Assuage

(B) Scrawny

(C) Lament

(D) Insincerity

(A) An

(B) The

(C) A

(D) None of these

Choose appropriate PREPOSITIONS to complete the sentence from the given options. Scandinavian countries teachers are the best-paid employees...?

(A) In/between

(B) In/among

(C) In/batugon

(D) From/in

(A) in a position of advantage

(B) to make an easy choice

(C) to endure the main force or shock

(D) undecided

(A) The library lost all its books

(B) That car is not yours

(C) That car is not theirs

(D) None of these

(A) His father is poet and novelist

(B) His father is the poet and a novelist

(C) His father is a poet and the novelist

(D) His father is a poet and novelist

(A) with

(B) of

(C) for

(D) at

(A) Imperfect

(B) impeccable

(C) Flawless

(D) Reliable

Choose the word that best complete the meaning of the sentence. Behaving in aand serious way, even in a situation, makes people respect you...?

(A) calm, difficult

(B) squally, astounding

(C) silly, sound

(D) flamboyant, tricky

(A) Has been

(B) Heds

(C) Cettles

(D) None of these

(A) The library lost all its books

(B) That car is not yours

(C) That car is not theirs

(D) None of these

(A) With

(B) For

(C) By

(D) Around

(A) To make a personal profit out of disturbance

(B) To dive in deep water

(C) To go for a daunting task

(D) None of these

(A) to start war

(B) to make peace

(C) to make a foolish choice

(D) to burn something important

(A) He has taken it birth in 1961

(B) He was born in 1961

(C) He is born in 1961

(D) None of these

(A) Noun phrase

(B) Prepositional phrase

(C) Adverb phrase

(D) Adjective phrase

(A) Discernible

(B) Concealed

(C) Unclear

(D) Obscure

(A) To misbehave

(B) To revel a secret

(C) To talk irrelevant

(D) None of these

(A) I have both ten ten-rupees notes

(B) I have ten ten-rupee notes

(C) I have ten ten-rupees note

(D) None

(A) Paralel

(B) Perallel

(C) Parallel

(D) Perralel

(A) Many oblige

(B) Much obliged

(C) So oblige

(D) Verb

(A) Unsettled

(B) Repeat

(C) Impoverish

(D) Announce

(A) Did not you hear me Yes I did not

(B) Did not you hear me No I did not

(C) Did not you hears me Yes I did not

(D) Did not you heard me No I did not

(A) She is prettier than her sister

(B) She is most prettier than her sister

(C) She has Prettier than her sister

(D) None of these

(A) Third conditional

(B) First Conditional

(C) Second conditional

(D) Zero conditional

(A) Prepositional phrase

(B) Noun phrase

(C) Adjective Phrase

(D) Alliteration

(A) "you are my best friend," she said, "and I have no doubt about it"

(B) "You are my best friend, She said, "and I have no doubt about it"

(C) "You are my best friend, she said, "and I have no doubt about it"

(D) "You are my best friend, She said, "And I have no doubt about it"