English Test – 06 CHANDAN Publish on: May 6, 2024 English Test - 06 1 / 15 1) Choose the most appropriate option - Ashin said, "Shall I ever win a gold medal?" (Change into Indirect Speech) 1) Ashin exclaimed if he shall ever win a gold medal. 2) Ashin said that shall he ever won a gold medal. 3) Ashin asked if he shall ever have won a gold medal. 4) Ashin wondered if he would ever win a gold medal. 2 / 15 2) Choose the correct form of verbs that is in agreement with the subject:I am always ______ my keys and ______ new ones made. 1) lost, got 2) losing, getting 3) lose, gets 4) loosing, got 3 / 15 3) Change the following Assertive sentence into an interrogative sentenceKristina could not have overcome sadness without her supporting staff 1) Could Kristina have overcome sadness without her supporting staff? 2) Could Kristina have overcome sadness without her supporting staff! 3) Kristina did not overcome sadness without her supporting staff. 4) Kristina will not overcome sadness without her supporting staff. 4 / 15 4) Fill in the blank with the correct tense of the verb given.The minister has ________ (take) the responsibility for the incident. 1) taken 2) had taken 3) took 4) takes 5 / 15 5) Select the most appropriate synonym of the given word.Solemn 1) Excited 2) Frivolous 3) Trivial 4) Dignified 6 / 15 6) Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.To get on the nerves 1) To irritate 2) To have an illness 3) To soothe 4) To give medicine 7 / 15 7) Select the correct direct form of the given sentence.Shyam asked me how I had persuaded his sister. 1) "How are you persuading my sister?” Shyam asked me. 2) "How did you persuaded my sister?” Shyam asked me. 3) "How did you persuade my sister?” Shyam asked me. 4) "How have you persuade my sister?” Shyam asks me. 8 / 15 8) Select the correct passive form of the given sentence.The police beat a number of protestors last night. 1) A number of protestors had been beaten by the police last night. 2) A number of protestors were being beaten by the police last night. 3) A number of protestors has been beaten by the police the night before. 4) A number of protestors were beaten by the police last night. 9 / 15 9) Find the grammatically correct sentence from the following options : 1) Neither the mother or the daughter have cooked the meal. 2) Neither the mother nor the daughter has cooked the meal. 3) Neither the mothers nor the daughter have cooked the meal 4) Either the mother nor the daughter has cooked the meal. 10 / 15 10) Choose the appropriate articles to complete the given sentence.I am all for _________ early dinner. Though late, ________ dinner we had at the hotel last night was nice. 1) the, an 2) a, the 3) an, an 4) an, the 11 / 15 11) Choose the appropriate preposition for the given sentence:Susan likes to have a toast ______ her morning tea. 1) at 2) by 3) with 4) on 12 / 15 12) Fill in the blank with the most appropriate option.________ in the first attempt, he did not try again. 1) Being failing 2) Having failed 3) Being failed 4) Having fail 13 / 15 13) Out of the given four options, choose the correct conjunction to fill in the blank given in the sentence.She's very hard-working ______ not very imaginative. 1) so 2) or 3) either 4) but 14 / 15 14) The following sentence has been split into four segments. Identify the segment that contains a grammatical error.Public speaking / is one of / the most feared form / of communication. 1) the most feared form 2) Public speaking 3) of communication 4) is one of 15 / 15 15) Choose the correct form of the modal auxiliary verb for the given sentence.If he discovers the truth, there's no knowing what ______ happen. 1) might 2) would 3) should 4) shall Your score isThe average score is 44% 0% Restart Test
