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Subject Verb Agreement MCQ for CBSE Class-9 and Class-10
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Today (April 13, 2026) Daily MCQs: 60 questions — Showing page 4 of 6
Q31. Annie and her brothers ______ at school.
Correct Option:
C [ are ]
Explanation: Two subjects joined by 'and' form a compound plural subject, so use the plural verb 'are'.
Q32. Bread and butter ______ a wholesome food.
Correct Option:
A [ is ]
Explanation: When two nouns joined by 'and' express a single idea or one unit, the verb is singular: 'bread and butter' = one food item, so 'is'.
Q33. The novelist and poet ______ dead.
Correct Option:
A [ is ]
Explanation: If two nouns joined by 'and' refer to the same person (one person described in two ways), the verb is singular: use 'is'.
Q34. My friend and his father ______ meeting us tomorrow.
Correct Option:
C [ are ]
Explanation: Two distinct subjects joined by 'and' make a plural subject and take a plural verb: 'are'.
Q35. Microsoft, Starbucks, and Boeing ______ technical graduates.
Correct Option:
B [ hire ]
Explanation: A list of multiple companies is plural, so use the plural verb 'hire'.
Q36. Either my mother or my father ______ coming to the meeting.
Correct Option:
B [ is ]
Explanation: With 'either...or', when both subjects are singular the verb is singular. So use 'is'.
Q37. Neither she nor her sisters ______ the temple.
Correct Option:
B [ visit ]
Explanation: With 'neither...nor', the verb agrees with the noun nearest it. 'Sisters' (nearest) is plural, so use 'visit'.
Q38. Either they or he ______ telling a lie.
Correct Option:
C [ is ]
Explanation: In 'either...or' constructions, the verb agrees with the subject closest to it. 'He' is singular, so the verb is 'is'.
Q39. Neither Sam nor his friends ______ to miss graduation.
Correct Option:
B [ want ]
Explanation: With 'neither...nor', verb agrees with the nearer subject. 'Friends' is plural, so use 'want'.
Q40. The dog or the cats ______ outside.
Correct Option:
B [ are ]
Explanation: With 'or', the verb agrees with the subject closer to it. 'Cats' is plural, hence 'are'.
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