English Grammar MCQ with Answers (SSC • Banking • Railways • All Competitive Exams)

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Today (April 15, 2026) Daily MCQs: 60 questions — Showing page 6 of 6

Q51. The idiomatic expression 'pull yourself together'.

Drag oneself
help one
get angry
calm down by oneself

Correct Option: D [ calm down by oneself ]

Explanation:

Q52. Never _________ upon the marginalized. (phrasal verb)

look over
look down
look through
look into

Correct Option: B [ look down ]

Explanation: "look down": to consider that person to be inferior or unimportant (disrespect).

Q53. What is the time _______ your watch?

by
in
with
on

Correct Option: A [ by ]

Explanation: The preposition by is used when asking or telling the time according to a clock or watch. Structure: time by + clock/watch Meaning: what time does your watch show?

Q54. The specialist who handles problems in the human body related to bones is a / an

Orthodontist
Osteopath
podiatrist
Oncologist

Correct Option: B [ Osteopath ]

Explanation:

Q55. After a prolonged suffering he passed away.

went away
left
expired
yielded

Correct Option: C [ expired ]

Explanation: "passed away" is a polite and gentle term used to say that someone has died.

Q56. The beautiful lady was compared ________ the moon by the poet.

with
to
of
like

Correct Option: A [ with ]

Explanation: compare with → to examine similarities and differences between two like things (more analytical). The teacher compared my essay with my friend’s. Prices today can’t be compared with those of the 1990s.

Q57. Competitors ___________ the globe took part in the game.

from
over
around
across

Correct Option: C [ around ]

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Q58. The senior officer was angry ________ the subordinates.

upon
on
with
against

Correct Option: C [ with ]

Explanation: Angry with → used when the anger is directed at a person. The officer was angry with his subordinates. Angry at → used when the anger is directed at a specific act, mistake, or event. The officer was angry at the error. Angry about → used when the anger is about a general issue or matter. The officer was angry about corruption. In this sentence, "subordinates" are people, so angry with is correct.

Q59. Political crime against one's own country is called: