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Subject Verb Agreement MCQ for CBSE Class-9 and Class-10
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Today (April 25, 2026) Daily MCQs: 60 questions — Showing page 5 of 6
Q41. "The Arabian Nights" ______ interesting stories.
Correct Option:
A [ has ]
Explanation: Titles of works are treated as single entities; even if plural in form, the title takes a singular verb: 'has'.
Q42. Measles ______ an infectious disease.
Correct Option:
C [ is ]
Explanation: Some disease names that look plural (measles, mumps) are singular in meaning and take singular verbs: 'is'.
Q43. ______ the news on at five or six?
Correct Option:
B [ Is ]
Explanation: The noun 'news' is singular, so in a question it takes the singular auxiliary 'Is'.
Q44. One of the girls ______ singing.
Correct Option:
B [ was ]
Explanation: In 'one of + plural noun' constructions the real subject is 'one', which is singular. Use 'was'.
Q45. The man with all the birds ______ on my street.
Correct Option:
B [ lives ]
Explanation: The verb agrees with the main subject ('The man'), not the noun in the prepositional phrase. 'Man' is singular so 'lives'.
Q46. Sohan as well as his brother ______ come.
Correct Option:
B [ has ]
Explanation: Phrases like 'as well as' do not make a compound subject; verb agrees with the first subject (Sohan), so singular 'has'.
Q47. The players, as well as the captain, ______ to win.
Correct Option:
A [ want ]
Explanation: Intervening phrases like 'as well as the captain' do not affect the number of the verb. Subject is 'players' (plural), so 'want'.
Q48. The people who ______ next door asked me to get their mail.
Correct Option:
B [ live ]
Explanation: In a relative clause the verb agrees with the antecedent ('people'), which is plural; use 'live'.
Q49. Ten thousand rupees ______ not a small sum.
Correct Option:
C [ is ]
Explanation: Phrases of amount (money, distance, weight) are treated as single units and take singular verbs: 'is'.
Q50. Three kilometers ______ a small distance.
Correct Option:
B [ is ]
Explanation: Measurement phrases representing a single amount take a singular verb: 'is'.
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