(1)
You can choose the batter of ...... of these pens.
(1) Some
(2) Many
(3) Few
(4) Both
(2)
There is not ........ traffic along the street where he lives.
(1) much
(2) Many
(3) some
(4) few
(3)
Now a days, ......... sales of woolen garments are an, but they do not last long.
(1) any
(2) a lot of
(3) many
(4) much
(4)
Every scientific invention has proved .......harmful to society than beneficial.
(1) much
(2) many
(3) more
(4) any
(5)
The lame boy tried to climb up the staircase without ........help.
(1) little
(2) some
(3) any
(4) many
(6)
She spent ....... amount of money she had.
(1) the few
(2) the little
(3) little
(4) much
(7)
How ........ horses were there running in the last race.
(1) much
(2) any
(3) many
(4) some
(8)
That was ......... unique opportunity he got in his life.
(1) a
(2) the most
(3) an
(4) more
(9)
I am sorry I have ......... friends.
(1) a few
(2) some
(3) few
(4) many
(10)
.......... persons were hurt in the accident.
(1) Any
(2) That
(3) His
(4) Some
(11)
I would like to have ......... more bananas.
(1) Some
(2) few
(3) this
(4) any
(12)
There is nothing that ........ of us can do to help.
(1) every
(2) any
(3) half
(4) none
(13)
How ......... money do you have.
(1) many
(2) much
(3) few
(4) lot of
(14)
She was so tired that she could not walk..... further.
(1) more
(2) along
(3) a great deal of
(4) any
(15)
......... persons were killed in the accident.
(1) Any
(2) This
(3) Some
(4) His
(16)
Is there .......... water in the jug.
(1) few
(2) those
(3) this
(4) any
(17)
He ate ........ bread.
(1) a few
(2) little
(3) nothing
(4) them
(18)
Would you like ........... coffee.
(1) some
(2) much
(3) all
(4) a
(19)
They have lost ........ of their contacts.
(1) small
(2) little
(3) many
(4) much
(20)
I want ......... new books for coaching class.
(1) much
(2) some
(3) any
(4) many
(21)
Many diseases were formerly attributed ....... wiichcraft.
(1) Into
(2) Of
(3) For
(4) To
(22)
Few things are impossible ........ diligence and skill.
(1) With
(2) At
(3) To
(4) By
(23)
We arrived ...... an acceptable solution.
(1) in
(2) at
(3) on
(4) from
(24)
Is the house ....... fire.
(1) for
(2) in
(3) at
(4) on
(25)
Has he given ........ smoking.
(1) the
(2) to
(3) up
(4) by
(26)
I usually go to bed early and also get ....... early.
(1) out
(2) off
(3) up
(4) into
(27)
The master assured her ........ success in the examination.
(1) for
(2) with
(3) of
(4) in
(28)
Going ..... a walk in the morning will improve your health.
(1) for
(2) to
(3) an
(4) from
(29)
Are your really desirous ...... visiting Rajasthan.
(1) in
(2) on
(3) of
(4) for
(30)
The tribes lived ........ customs different from anything the English had ever seen.
(1) on
(2) off
(3) with
(4) by
(31)
He laughed ....... her as she fell off the tree.
(1) at
(2) on
(3) by
(4) for
(32)
The students were awaiting ......... the arrival of the chief guest.
(1) for
(2) Preposition is not required
(3) with
(4) on
(33)
He will have slept ......... I reach.
(1) on
(2) before
(3) in
(4) at
(34)
We servive ...... food and water.
(1) at
(2) in
(3) after
(4) on
(35)
Many birds were sitting ......... a tree.
(1) at
(2) on
(3) in
(4) for
(36)
Many birds were sitting ......... a branch of the tree.
(1) at
(2) in
(3) for
(4) on
(37)
Many cows were sitting ......... the shade of a tree.
(1) at
(2) in
(3) on
(4) for
(38)
Akbar attacked ........ Pratap.
(1) Preposition is not required
(2) at
(3) in
(4) on
(39)
I awaited .......... him there.
(1) at
(2) in
(3) Preposition is not required
(4) for
(40)
We will discuss ......... the matter.
(1) about
(2) Preposition is not required
(3) on
(4) for
(41)
How ...... photographs did you take.
(1) some
(2) any
(3) much
(4) many
(42)
I ate ........... food you gave.
(1) the littel
(2) little
(3) a little
(4) none of the above
(43)
Can you give me ........ more information.
(1) either
(2) any
(3) some
(4) neither
(44)
...... people help others seriously.
(1) a few
(2) the few
(3) few
(4) None of the above
(45)
I hardly saved ...... money.
(1) some
(2) more
(3) any
(4) much
(46)
I can issue you a book because there are only ...... books in library.
(1) a few
(2) few
(3) the few
(4) many
(47)
........ he or she is a good player.
(1) neither
(2) all
(3) either
(4) none of the above
(48)
....... the students of the class are present today.
(1) all
(2) much
(3) both
(4) many
(49)
Ravi has ........ history books.
(1) many
(2) any
(3) some
(4) all
(50)
Take ...... book you like.
(1) some
(2) much
(3) many
(4) any
(51)
We waste...... time in playing we have.
(1) the little
(2) many
(3) much
(4) any
(52)
........ apples which were lying in the box were rotten.
(1) any
(2) the few
(3) few
(4) all
(53)
He is very poor. He has ....... money.
(1) a little
(2) little
(3) much
(4) many
(54)
I don't have ........... money with me.
(1) a little
(2) many
(3) a few
(4) much
(55)
I ..... understood of what he said.
(1) few
(2) any
(3) little
(4) many
(56)
There isn't ........ truth in this statemtn.
(1) most
(2) many
(3) some
(4) any
(57)
There is no question of .......... change in the verdict.
(1) many
(2) any
(3) some
(4) most
(58)
....... students gave the right answer.
(1) a few
(2) few
(3) the few
(4) none
(59)
......... of these apples are good.
(1) many
(2) every
(3) a few
(4) a little
(60)
There is nothing that ........ of us can do to help.
(1) every
(2) much
(3) more
(4) any
(61)
`The adjective 'full' in its superlative degree is-
(1) fullest
(2) most full
(3) fuller
(4) fullerest
Note - Transform from assertive sentence to Negative sentence.
(62)
He is the best student in his class.
(1) He is not the best student in his class.
(2) No other student in his class is so good as he.
(3) He is not better than any other sutudent in his class.
(4) No other student in his class is better than he.
(63)
He is stronger than I.
(1) He is not stronger than I.
(2) He is not so strong as I.
(3) I am not so strong as he.
(4) I am not the strongest than he.
(64)
Ram is as tall as I
(1) I am taller than Ram
(2) I am not tall than Ram
(3) Ram is taller than I.
(4) I am not taller than Ram
(65)
He is greater than I.
(1) I am as great as he.
(2) I am as greater as he.
(3) I am not so great as he.
(4) He is as great ad I.
(66)
The superlative degree of the adverb well is.
(1) well
(2) best
(3) better
(4) good
(67)
The comparative degree of much is.
(1) most
(2) less
(3) more
(4) many
(68)
He is the .......... of the two.
(1) brighter
(2) bright
(3) brightly
(4) brightest
(69)
In this book the concepts are the ........
(1) clear
(2) clearer
(3) clearest
(4) cleanest
(70)
The superlative degree of 'beautiful' is.
(1) beautifulness
(2) beautifullest
(3) beautifullester
(4) most beautiful
(71)
He is greater then I (am). (Negative)
(1) I am not so great as he (is)
(2) He is not greater than me.
(3) He is great, I am not.
(4) He is not as greater as I (am).
(72)
He is stronger than she. (Positive Degree)
(1) He is not strong as she.
(2) She is not so strong as he.
(3) She is not so stronger as he.
(4) he is not so stronger as she
(73)
her house is ........... than mine.
(1) best
(2) better
(3) the better
(4) more better
(74)
This is the ......... of the two proposals.
(1) gooder
(2) bestest
(3) bester
(4) better
(75)
Choose the correct sentence.
(1) She is clever than her cousin.
(2) She is more cleverer then her cousin.
(3) She is cleverer than her cousin.
(4) She is most clever than her cousin.
(76)
You take the .......... of the two routes.(Fill in the blank)
(1) short
(2) shortest
(3) most shortest
(4) shorter
(77)
She is the .......... fo the two sisters.
(1) rich
(2) richer
(3) richest
(4) most rich
(78)
My dress is ........ than yours.
Identify the correct option to fill in the blank.
(1) brighter
(2) more brighter
(3) bright
(4) most brightest
(79)
The comparative degree for the word little is.
(1) most little
(2) quite little
(3) smaller
(4) smallest
(80)
She is the ......... talented dancer of the group. (fill in the blank)
(1) more
(2) most
(3) most of
(4) mostly
(81)
Which of the following is a correct expression?
(1) As cheerful as a lark
(2) As busy as a bat
(3) As cunning as a dog
(4) As happy as a dog
(82)
The sentence, "This is the house in which I was born", is
(1) A simple sentence
(2) A complex sentence
(3) A compound sentence
(4) A compound - complex sentence
(83)
Which of the following words is a preposition ?
(1) And
(2) Yet
(3) Beyond
(4) Now
(84)
Which of the following words is an adverb ?
(1) Face
(2) Fury
(3) Meek
(4) Apace
(85)
My son and my daughter are very fond of.......
(1) Herself
(2) Himself
(3) Each other
(4) Themselves
(86)
Give one word for 'One who hates mankind' ?
(1) NAzist
(2) Misanthrope
(3) Fascist
(4) Sadist
(87)
Transforrm the following sentence into a simple sentence ending with 'book' Let the book be given -
(1) Give me the book
(2) Please transfer the bok
(3) Give the book
(4) Can u give the book
(88)
The ministers are responsible.......the chief minister of their state for their work.
(1) to
(2) for
(3) of
(4) towards
(89)
............he had not paid his bill,his electricity wasa cut off-
(1) But
(2) Unless
(3) As
(4) Either
(90)
Death lays his icy hand on kings (Choose correct figure of speech)
(1) Metaphor
(2) Apostrophe
(3) Simile
(4) Personification
(91)
The study of population is known as -
(1) Demography
(2) Ecology
(3) Astronomy
(4) Genealogy
(92)
A bird in hand is worth two in a bush ( Find meaning of following proverb)
(1) To catch two birds with your hands
(2) It is better to be satisfied with what you have than to try to get what is not yours .
(3) To be dissatisfied with what you have
(4) To trap birds in bushes
(93)
Which of the following sounds is not associated with the sound of a bell?
(1) Chime
(2) Dang
(3) Jingle
(4) Ring
(94)
Are you sorry .....what you have done?
(1) With
(2) Over
(3) By
(4) For
(95)
Synonym of "Attenuate"
(1) Repent
(2) Force
(3) MAke thin
(4) Divide
(96)
Pick out the command sentence .
(1) To add to their troubles the servant ran away
(2) Having no money with me , I could not give the begger anything
(3) The servant ran away and added to their troubles
(4) I loved him because he was my friend
(97)
When are you always so suspicious..............me ?
(1) to
(2) of
(3) for
(4) with
(98)
The headmaster....to speak to you
(1) Wants
(2) is wanting
(3) was wanting
(4) None of these
(99)
Which one among the following is not a determinant of paragraph comprehension?
(1) Vocabulary
(2) Language structure
(3) Material selected
(4) Intelligence and training
(100)
What is not true about languages?
(1) Language is primarily speech
(2) Comprises of arbitary vocal symbols
(3) Language is based on common cultural experiences
(4) Language is inherited