Grammar MCQ for CBSE class 9 and CBSE Class 10 with answer.

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This is my application _________ leave.

for
of
from
on

Correct Option: A [ for ]

Explanation: The preposition "for" is commonly used in the context of applying for leave.

"Finding by chance" is expressed by which of the following phrasal verb?

Look up
Come upon
Come up
Pull up

Correct Option: B [ Come upon ]

Explanation: "Come upon": to find or meet someone or something, unexpectedly:

She was blind ________ the left eye.

to
on
from
in

Correct Option: D [ in ]

Explanation: The preposition "in" is used to indicate the location or condition of being blind in a specific eye.

My mother bought me ______ new Pair of shoes.

a
an
the
none of these

Correct Option: A [ a ]

Explanation: "A" is the indefinite article used before singular countable nouns that start with a consonant sound.

I am sure I _________ him before.

have met
met
had met
will meet

Correct Option: A [ have met ]

Explanation: "I am sure I have met him before" is in the present perfect tense and suggests that the meeting occurred at an indefinite time in the past, and the effects or relevance of that meeting are felt in the present.

The detective suddenly ________ a useful clue.

gave in
came across
fill up
fell down

Correct Option: B [ came across ]

Explanation: "Come across" in this sense means to find or encounter something by chance or unexpectedly.

Ram made the most ________ his resources.

at
of
from
with

Correct Option: B [ of ]

Explanation: "made the most of" is an idiom that means to use something to its fullest extent, to optimize or take full advantage of a situation or available resources.

He preferred classical music _________ popular numbers.

from
of
over
to

Correct Option: D [ to ]

Explanation: Here, "to" signifies the direction of his preference, indicating that he likes classical music more than popular numbers.

He says he has invented a time machine, which is clearly a load of cobblers.

Genuine
Great
Nonsense
Significant

Correct Option: C [ Nonsense ]

Explanation: "A load of cobblers" is indeed an idiom, and it is commonly used to express that something is nonsense, untrue, or of poor quality.

The jury _______ divided in their opinion.

were
was
have been
have

Correct Option: B [ was ]

Explanation: "jury" is treated as a collective noun, and when referring to the group as a whole, generally we use a singular verb "was."

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