English Moderate 1

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Q1: Identify the part with an error:
He don’t know how to solve this problem.

(A) He (B) don’t know (C) how to solve (D) this problem

Q2: Identify the error:
Neither of the two boys were present in the class.

(A) Neither (B) of the two boys (C) were present (D) in the class

Q3: Identify the error:
The teacher, along with the students, are going on a picnic.

(A) The teacher (B) along with the students (C) are going (D) on a picnic

Q4: Spot the error:
He did not spoke at the meeting yesterday

(A) He (B) did not (C) spoke (D) at the meeting

Q5: Choose the synonym of Abundant:

(A) Scarce (B) Plentiful (C) Rare (D) Tiny

Q6: What is the synonym of 'Candid'?

(A) Frank (B) Shy (C) Secretive (D) Clever

Q7: What is the synonym of 'Diligent'?

(A) Lazy (B) Hard-working (C) Careless (D) Weak

Q8: Identify the synonym of 'Erratic'?

(A) Regular (B) Unpredictable (C) Stable (D) Certain

Q9: Identify the close meaning of 'Futile'.

(A) Useful (B) Effective (C) Fruitless (D) Strong

Q10: What is the antonym of 'Generous'?

(A) Kind (B) Selfish (C) Honest (D) Humble

Q11: What is the opposite of 'Rigid'?

(A) Flexible (B) Strong (C) Solid (D) Stiff

Q12: Identify the antonym of 'Ancient'?

(A) Old (B) Modern (C) Historical (D) Rare

Q13: What is the opposite meaning of 'Optimistic'?

(A) Positive (B) Confident (C) Hopeful (D) Pessimistic

Q14: Identify the antonym of 'Compulsory'.

(A) Voluntary (B) Mandatory (C) Necessary (D) Obligatory

Q15: Meaning of 'To call a spade':

(A) To find a spade (B) To speak frankly (C) To remain silent (D) To quarrel

Q16: What is meant by 'To hit the nail on the head'?

(A) To hit someone (B) To say something exactly right (C) To be confused (D) To miss the point

Q17: What is the close meaning of 'At the eleventh hour'?

(A) Very late (B) Very early (C) At midnight (D) At 11 a.m.

Q18: What is meant by 'To smell a rat'?

(A) To see a rat (B) To suspect something wrong (C) To clean a house (D) To be confused

Q19: What is meant by 'See eye to eye'?

(A) To agree with someone (B) Always (C) Frequently (D) Sometimes

Q20: He is very good ___ English.

(A) in (B) on (C) at (D) for

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