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English 10th Class Chapter 13 Online Test MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
19.Choose the word with the correct spellings:
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Acusers
Accusors
Accusars
Accusers
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Question # 2
The room was full, so I had no place to sit. It is a ______ sentence.
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simple
compound
complex
imperative
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Question # 3
Choose the correct verb form:I have already ______ three cups of coffee.
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take
took
had taken
taken
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Question # 4
None of the cheques were cashed; ..... finally expired.
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They
It
Its
Them
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Question # 5
The man has been sent with other
convicts
to Australia. the underlined word means :
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Delegation
Troupe
Prisoner
Groups
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Question # 6
Because he was late
, he missed the first period.The underlined word is ......
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Relative clause
Independent clause
Dependent clause
None of these
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Question # 7
16.Choose the word with the correct spellings:
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Astonishd
Astanised
Astonished
Astonised
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Question # 8
Choose the correct verb form:Aslam ______ kite since noon.
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fly
is flying
has flying
has been flying
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Question # 9
The synonym of
current
is :
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Dated
Old
out dated
Up to date
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Question # 10
I would have been glad if he ______ me in the hospital.
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will visit
visit
had visited
visited
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Question # 11
choose the word with correct spellings and fill up the bubbles sheet.
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Amaz
Amase
Amaze
Amas
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Question # 12
"When the school bell rang," the children left the classroom. The part "when the school bell rang" of the sentence is:
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the dependent clause
the main clause
the dependent phrase
the independent phrase
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