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Subject Verb Agreement MCQ for CBSE Class-9 and Class-10
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Today (January 11, 2026) Daily MCQs: 60 questions — Showing page 2 of 6
Q11. His shoes ______ worn out.
Correct Option:
B [ have ]
Explanation: Nouns like 'shoes' are plural and take plural verbs when used without 'a pair of': 'have'.
Q12. All of the CDs, even the scratched one, ______ in this case.
Correct Option:
B [ are ]
Explanation: When 'all' refers to countable plural nouns (CDs), it takes a plural verb: 'are'.
Q13. If I ______ a bird, I would fly away.
Correct Option:
C [ were ]
Explanation: In counterfactual/hypothetical clauses (subjunctive mood), use 'were' for all persons: 'If I were a bird...'.
Q14. The committee members ______ very different lives in private.
Correct Option:
A [ lead ]
Explanation: Here the subject is explicitly 'committee members' (plural), so use the plural verb 'lead'.
Q15. The level of intoxication ______ from subject to subject.
Correct Option:
B [ varies ]
Explanation: Verb agrees with the main subject 'level' (singular), so use 'varies'.
Q16. Many a student ______ hard to pass his entrance exam.
Correct Option:
B [ tries ]
Explanation: The phrase 'Many a/an' is followed by a singular noun and takes a singular verb: 'tries'.
Q17. That he is honest ______ known to me.
Correct Option:
C [ is ]
Explanation: When a whole clause acts as the subject, treat it as singular. The clause 'That he is honest' is singular and takes 'is'.
Q18. My friend, a philosopher and guide, ______ going abroad.
Correct Option:
B [ is ]
Explanation: When two nouns joined by 'and' refer to the same person, the verb is singular. Here the phrase refers to a single individual, so the singular verb 'is' is required.
Q19. The farmers ______ ploughing the fields.
Correct Option:
C [ were ]
Explanation: The subject 'The farmers' is plural and therefore takes the plural past tense verb 'were'.
Q20. He ______ this scenery.
Correct Option:
B [ likes ]
Explanation: Third-person singular subjects (he/she/it) take the present singular verb, typically ending in -s: 'likes'.
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