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CBSE Grammar MCQ
His RADICAL views made him unpopular. (find opposite)
- narrow
- outmoded
- conservative
- childish
Correct Option: C [ conservative ]
Remark: "radical" refers to something that is very extreme or revolutionary, often involving big changes.
"conservative" typically implies a preference for maintaining existing systems, traditions, or beliefs and resisting major changes or reforms.
Remark: "radical" refers to something that is very extreme or revolutionary, often involving big changes.
"conservative" typically implies a preference for maintaining existing systems, traditions, or beliefs and resisting major changes or reforms.
By his virtuous life, he has made amends for his past actions.
- repented for
- compensated for
- forgotten about
- none of these
Correct Option: B [ compensated for
]
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This is __________ one-man show.
- a
- an
- the
- zero article
Correct Option: A [ a ]
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The bus ________ fifty passengers fell _______ the river.
- with : into
- for : upon
- over : on
- of : at
Correct Option: A [ with : into ]
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Find the Incorrect (Wrong) sentence.
A) The earth moves around the sun.
B) He didn't yet complete his assignment.
C) I see a van coming.
D) none of these.
- The earth moves around the sun.
- He didn't yet complete his assignment.
- I see a van coming.
- none of these.
Correct Option: B [ He didn't yet complete his assignment. ]
Remark: He didn't complete his assignment.
Remark: He didn't complete his assignment.
He resembles ________ his brother.
- with
- to
- like
- None of the above
Correct Option: D [ None of the above ]
Remark: the verb "resemble" is not typically followed by a preposition. It is usually used without a preposition.
Some verbs that are not generally followed by preposition are consider, discuss, influence, emphasize, resemble, inform, return, etc.
Remark: the verb "resemble" is not typically followed by a preposition. It is usually used without a preposition.
Some verbs that are not generally followed by preposition are consider, discuss, influence, emphasize, resemble, inform, return, etc.
Either you or I should ___________ the lead.
- took
- taking
- takes
- take
Correct Option: D [ take ]
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An honorary degree was conferred ________________ him.
- at
- upon
- for
- on
Correct Option: D [ on ]
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When I saw him in the morning, he looked like a duck in the thunderstorm.
- entrapped
- distressed
- peaceful
- timid
Correct Option: B [ distressed ]
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I have been __________ Dwarka and appreciated its beaches.
- to
- for
- on
- from
Correct Option: A [ to ]
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