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

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Today (March 23, 2026) Daily MCQs: 60 questions — Showing page 6 of 6

Q51. A gentleman should be true ________ his words.

from
to
in
on

Correct Option: B [ to ]

Explanation: The adjective true takes the preposition to when it means faithful, loyal, or keeping promises. Structure: true to + noun/pronoun

Q52. The father was vexed _______ the son.

with
about
to
in

Correct Option: A [ with ]

Explanation: The adjective vexed (annoyed/irritated) takes the preposition with when it refers to the person who causes annoyance. Structure: vexed with + person

Q53. A person who makes his journey on foot is called a

Pedestrian
Walker
Rambler
Wanderer

Correct Option: A [ Pedestrian ]

Explanation:

Q54. The trees which shed all their leaves at a particular time of the year are called

Evergreen
Coniferous
Deciduous
Savanna

Correct Option: C [ Deciduous ]

Explanation:

Q55. The concluding part of a literary work is called

Epigraph
Epitaph
Conclusion
Epilogue

Correct Option: D [ Epilogue ]

Explanation:

Q56. One who knows all is called

Scholarly
Omniscient
Learned
Erudite

Correct Option: B [ Omniscient ]

Explanation:

Q57. A seller of cakes

Baker
Salesman
Cake-seller
Confectioner

Correct Option: D [ Confectioner ]

Explanation:

Q58. No one has yet discovered a cure _______ COVID 19.

of
for
from
about

Correct Option: B [ for ]

Explanation: The noun cure is always followed by the preposition for when it refers to the disease or condition being treated. Structure: cure for + illness/disease/problem

Q59. The storehouse was infested ________ rats.

of
with
about
from

Correct Option: B [ with ]

Explanation: The verb/adjective infested is always followed by the preposition with when referring to unwanted animals, insects, or pests present in large numbers. Structure: infested with + plural noun

Q60. He is not familiar ________ this locality.

to
from
about
with

Correct Option: D [ with ]

Explanation: The adjective familiar takes the preposition with when it means having knowledge of or being well-acquainted with something. Structure: familiar with + noun/pronoun

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