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CBSE Grammar MCQ
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Abandon (Find synonyms)
Correct Option:
D [ Forsake ]
Explanation: "Forsake" means to abandon or renounce something or someone, typically out of choice or under certain circumstances.
We must decide on a plan of action and _________ it. (Phrasal verbs)
Correct Option:
B [ stick to ]
Explanation: "Stick to" means to adhere to or remain loyal to a particular course of action, plan, or belief, without deviating or changing.
He _________ gardening in spite of the rain. (Phrasal verbs)
Correct Option:
C [ carried on ]
Explanation: "Carried on" means to continue or persist in a particular activity, tradition, or action.
I hope you can _________ the money you spent ! (Phrasal verbs)
Correct Option:
A [ account for ]
Explanation: "account for" means to provide an explanation or justification for something, or to give a detailed report or record of something.
Fear of height. (one word substitution)
Correct Option:
B [ Acrophobia ]
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A narrow strip of land connecting two larger land masses. ( one word substitution)
Correct Option:
C [ Isthmus ]
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The study of weapons. (one word substitution)
Correct Option:
C [ Hoplology ]
Explanation: "Hoplology studies old weapons and fighting techniques."
A person, who writes beautiful handwriting. (one word substitution)
Correct Option:
D [ Calligraphist ]
Explanation: "The calligraphist's precise strokes transformed the text into a work of art."
I saw the blind man (A)/ crossed the busy road (B)/ without any help (C)/ No error (D). (find error)
Correct Option:
B [ B ]
Explanation: The corrected sentence is: "I saw the blind man (A)/ crossing the busy road (B)/ without any help (C)/ No error (D)."
the word "crossed" is a past tense verb, which doesn't fit with the context. the verb "crossed" should be "crossing" to show that the man was in the middle of crossing the road when the speaker saw him.
the word "crossed" is a past tense verb, which doesn't fit with the context. the verb "crossed" should be "crossing" to show that the man was in the middle of crossing the road when the speaker saw him.
Sheela has scored a first class (A)/ in her final exams,(B)/ isn't it?(C)/ No error (D). (find error)
Correct Option:
C [ C ]
Explanation: correct statement: "Sheela has scored a first-class in her final exams, hasn't she?"
The phrase "isn't it?" is not suitable in this context. It is commonly used to seek confirmation or agreement, but it doesn't fit well in this statement.
The phrase "isn't it?" is not suitable in this context. It is commonly used to seek confirmation or agreement, but it doesn't fit well in this statement.
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