Grammar of Grade XII Practising grammar honestly and regularly everyday will surely boost your confidence. 0% 0 votes, 0 avg 21 Words with the /u:/ sound and the /u/ sound 1 / 10 Which word possesses the /u:/ sound? a. Sung b. Soon c. Sun d. Sing 2 / 10 Which word possesses the /u/ sound? a. Dark b. Desk c. Dock d. Duck 3 / 10 Which word possesses the /u:/ sound? a. Food b. Foot c. Fit d. Fat 4 / 10 Which word possesses the /u/ sound? a. Tap b. Tube c. Tub d. Top 5 / 10 Which word possesses the /u/ sound? a. Bus b. Beat c. Boot d. Bet 6 / 10 Which word possesses the /u:/ sound? a. Bet b. Book c. Boot d. Bat 7 / 10 Which word possesses the /u:/ sound? a. Pat b. Pot c. Pet d. Put 8 / 10 Which word possesses the /u:/ sound? a. Pull b. Pest c. Pool d. Past 9 / 10 Which word possesses the /u/ sound? a. Book b. Bike c. Bug d. Back 10 / 10 Which word possesses the /u/ sound? a. Cart b. Cut c. Cot d. Coat Your score isThe average score is 62% 0% Restart quiz 0% 0 votes, 0 avg 12 Words with different final phonetic sounds 1 / 20 Which word has a different final sound? a. Call b. Ball c. Tall d. Fall 2 / 20 Which word has a different final sound? a. Sing b. Wing c. King d. Thing 3 / 20 Which word has a different final sound? a. Plate b. Late c. Gate d. Mate 4 / 20 Which word has a different final sound? a. Chief b. Beef c. Leaf d. Thief 5 / 20 Which word has a different final sound? a. Soon b. Moon c. Spoon d. Boot 6 / 20 Which word has a different final sound? a. Tree b. Bee c. Key d. Sea 7 / 20 Which word has a different final sound? a. Train b. Chair c. Rain d. Gain 8 / 20 Which word has a different final sound? a. Poor b. Door c. Floor d. Car 9 / 20 Which word has a different final sound? a. Light b. Might c. Sight d. Bite 10 / 20 Which word has a different final sound? a. Ship b. Fish c. Lip d. Sip 11 / 20 Which word has a different final sound? a. Fair b. Hair c. Chair d. Bear 12 / 20 Which word has a different final sound? a. Duck b. Rock c. Clock d. Sock 13 / 20 Which word has a different final sound? a. Den b. Pen c. Desk d. Hen 14 / 20 Which word has a different final sound? a. Paste b. Fast c. Cast d. Last 15 / 20 Which word has a different final sound? a. Led b. Red c. Wet d. Bed 16 / 20 Which word has a different final sound? a. Dog b. Hat c. Bat d. Cat 17 / 20 Which word has a different final sound? a. Fork b. Cork c. Pork d. Work 18 / 20 Which word has a different final sound? a. Food b. Book c. Took d. Look 19 / 20 Which word has a different final sound? a. Spouse b. Mouse c. House d. Goose 20 / 20 Which word has a different final sound? a. Cake b. Make c. Bake d. Lake Your score isThe average score is 61% 0% Restart quiz 0% 0 votes, 0 avg 7 English Phonetics (Initial Sound) 1 / 20 Which word has a different initial phonetic sound? a. Cell b. Fell c. Dell d. Bell 2 / 20 Find the word that doesn't share the same initial sound: a. Sap b. Nap c. Cap d. Gap 3 / 20 Which word has a dissimilar initial sound? a. Fit b. Bit c. Sit d. Kit 4 / 20 Which word has a different initial sound from the others? a. Rat b. Hat c. Mat d. Cat 5 / 20 Which word has a different initial sound? a. Rake b. Lake c. Cake d. Take 6 / 20 Find the word that doesn't share the same initial sound: a. Get b. Vet c. Bet d. Net 7 / 20 Identify the word with a distinct beginning sound: a. Rip b. Lip c. Zip d. Dip 8 / 20 Which word has a dissimilar initial sound? a. Mug b. Jug c. Hug d. Rug 9 / 20 Which word has a different initial phonetic sound? a. Fan b. Pan c. Ban d. Van 10 / 20 Select the word with a different initial sound: a. Tug b. Bug c. Rug d. Jug 11 / 20 Identify the word with a distinct beginning sound: a. Tan b. Fan c. Can d. Pan 12 / 20 Find the word that doesn't share the same initial sound: a. Sat b. Fat c. Cat d. Pat 13 / 20 Select the word with a different initial sound: a. Wig b. Dig c. Big d. Pig 14 / 20 Which word has a dissimilar initial sound? a. But b. Hut c. Nut d. Cut 15 / 20 Identify the word with a distinct beginning sound: a. Hog b. Jog c. Dog d. Log 16 / 20 Which word has a different initial phonetic sound? a. Cox b. Sox c. Fox d. Box 17 / 20 Which word starts with a different sound? a. Jam b. Ham c. Ram d. Dam 18 / 20 Select the word with a distinct initial sound: a. Bill b. Bell c. Ball d. Bull 19 / 20 Identify the word with a different initial sound: a. Den b. Ben c. Ten d. Pen 20 / 20 Which word does not have the same initial sound as the others? a. Shirt b. Ship c. Sheep d. Shout Your score isThe average score is 31% 0% Restart quiz 0% English Phonetics (Final Sound) 1 / 20 Find the word that doesn't share the same final sound: Last Past Cast Fast 2 / 20 Identify the word with a distinct ending sound: Cap Cope Cop Cape 3 / 20 Which word has a dissimilar final sound? Ram Rat Rag Ran 4 / 20 Select the word with a different final sound: Cup Cud Cut Cub 5 / 20 Which word ends with a different sound? Jam Jamming Jamb Jammed 6 / 20 Which word has a different final phonetic sound? Sink Sing Sung Sank 7 / 20 Select the word with a different final sound: Pig Pen Pan Pin 8 / 20 Identify the word with a distinct ending sound: Dug Doll Dog Dot 9 / 20 Which word has a different final sound? Low Law Log Lot 10 / 20 Find the word that doesn't share the same final sound: Dug Dog Dot Doll 11 / 20 Which word has a dissimilar final sound? Hit Hop Hat Hot 12 / 20 Which word has a different final sound from the others? Map Mat Man Mad 13 / 20 Find the word that doesn't share the same final sound: Bet Set Vet Net 14 / 20 Which word has a different final phonetic sound? Limped Limp Lump Lamp 15 / 20 Which word has a different final phonetic sound? Bend Bent Bell Belt 16 / 20 Which word has a dissimilar final sound? Bud Bun Bug But 17 / 20 Identify the word with a different final sound: Fog Fun Fin Fan 18 / 20 Which word does not have the same final sound as the others? Tang Tent Tail Tank 19 / 20 Select the word with a distinct final sound: Sip Sick Sack Sock 20 / 20 Identify the word with a distinct ending sound: Nip Nap Nod Nut Your score isThe average score is 38% 0% Restart quiz 0% 0 votes, 0 avg 16 Complete the sentences. (Pg. No. 23) Choose the best word from the brackets to complete the sentences. 1 / 6 Only …….. employees know how important the project was. A) few B) a little C) a few D) little 2 / 6 Could you pour me ……… water, please? A) those B) few C) some D) many 3 / 6 ………. water was evaporated due to excessive heat. A) A large number of B) A large amount of C) Many D) A lot of 4 / 6 Give me …….. money I owe you. A) which B) a C) the D) an 5 / 6 He was looking for …….. umbrella. A) those B) a C) these D) an 6 / 6 I want ……… boat which would take me to the island. A) a B) those C) the D) an Your score isThe average score is 72% 0% Restart quiz /20 0 votes, 0 avg 10 Singular / Plural The plural form of bacterium is bacteria. Irregular plural nouns are nouns that do not become plural by adding -s or -es, as most nouns in the English language do. Now, write the plural forms of the following nouns. 1 / 20 Find the plural forms of the following noun. - criterion a. criterians b. criterie c. criteria 2 / 20 Find the plural forms of the following noun. - crisis a. crisises b. crisic c. crises 3 / 20 Find the plural forms of the following noun. - analysis a. analys b. analyses c. analysises 4 / 20 Find the plural forms of the following noun. - appendix a. appendices b. appendiexes c. appendixes 5 / 20 Find the plural forms of the following noun. - basis a. basic b. bases c. basises 6 / 20 Find the plural forms of the following noun. - sheaf a. sheafs b. sheafes c. sheaves 7 / 20 Find the plural forms of the following noun. - cactus a. cacti b. cactuses c. cactusix 8 / 20 Find the plural forms of the following noun. - calf a. calves b. calfs 9 / 20 Find the plural forms of the following noun. - mouse a. mouses b. mice c. mousey 10 / 20 Find the plural forms of the following noun. - child a. children b. childs 11 / 20 Find the plural forms of the following noun. - louse a. louses b. lice 12 / 20 Find the plural forms of the following noun. - index a. indexs b. indices c. endex 13 / 20 Find the plural forms of the following noun. - formula a. forma b. formulaz c. formulae 14 / 20 Find the plural forms of the following noun. - goose a. geese b. guses c. guze 15 / 20 Find the plural forms of the following noun. - axis a. axes b. axiz c. axices 16 / 20 Find the plural forms of the following noun. - fungus a. fungi b. funguess c. fungus 17 / 20 Find the plural forms of the following noun. - stimulus a. stimuluz b. stimulusess c. stimuli 18 / 20 Find the plural forms of the following noun. - ox a. oxes b. oxen 19 / 20 Find the plural forms of the following noun. - oasis a. oasics b. oases c. oasa 20 / 20 Find the plural forms of the following noun. - curriculum a. curriculluma b. curricullums c. curricula NameEmailPhone Number Your score isThe average score is 69% 0% Restart quiz 0% 191 Prepositions (Pg. 109) Complete these sentences with the correct prepositions. 1 / 14 Mr. Jenkins has been disabled all his life as a result …….. a childhood illness. a. about b. with c. of d. for 2 / 14 All the celebrations and parties were called ………… because of the tragic accident. a. up b. for c. of d. off 3 / 14 The relationship ………..the two boys has changed significantly over the past few years. a. between b. for c. among d. of 4 / 14 My dad insisted ……….. taking the later train. a. in b. for c. at d. on 5 / 14 She has no understanding ……….. how computers really work. a. at b. for c. about d. of 6 / 14 The new smartphone is similar ………..the one I bought a few years ago. a. with b. to c. for d. by 7 / 14 We bought the TV because it was ……….. sale. a. at b. for c. on d. in 8 / 14 The company is run ……….. two people who hardly ever meet. a. by b. with c. after d. between 9 / 14 There were no security personnel………..duty at that time. a. in b. on c. at d. onto 10 / 14 I’m not ………..the mood for such silly games. a. in b. on c. into d. at 11 / 14 People ……….. ambition always try to achieve their goals, no matter what happens. a. with b. from c. in d. for 12 / 14 I gave him my new T-shirt in exchange ……….. a few cigarettes. a. with b. about c. of d. for 13 / 14 There was a great need ……….. volunteers at the site of the crash. a. about b. for c. at d. of 14 / 14 In Nepal, many girls get married ………..an early age. a. on b. at c. from d. in Your score isThe average score is 57% LinkedIn Facebook 0% Restart quiz 0% 112 Connectives (Pg. 120) Now, fill in the blanks with one of the connectives from the box. so, because, as, since, due to, owing to, because of 1 / 10 He was not included in the team …………..his knee injury. a. so b. because of c. since d. because 2 / 10 I was late in the class ………………..traffic jam. a. owing to b. because c. since d. because of 3 / 10 ……………I was tired, I went to bed early. a. owing to b. because of c. because d. since 4 / 10 These two lines intersect with each other. ……………they are not parallel lines. a. so b. as c. since d. because 5 / 10 He didn’t like dogs…………….he was not happy when his wife brought a puppy home. a. because b. since c. so d. due to because = used to introduce a word or phrase that stands for a clause expressing an explanation or reason. due to = caused by or ascribable to. owing to = because of or on account of. because of = on account of; by reason of. 6 / 10 We cancelled our trip to Rara Lake …………………… the bad weather. a. owing to b. due to c. because of d. because 7 / 10 My brother stayed at home………………his illness. a. owing to b. due to c. because of d. since 8 / 10 I wanted to go home early …………… I was not feeling well. a. since b. because of c. because d. as 9 / 10 He was very unhappy ………….he lost one million rupees in share market. a. due to b. because of c. because d. since 10 / 10 We didn’t go for a morning walk today ……………it was raining. a. because of b. because c. due to d. owing to Your score isThe average score is 51% LinkedIn Facebook 0% Restart quiz 0% 90 Miscellaneous Agreements: (pg. 127) A. Tick the correct one. 1 / 13 He has obtained full mark/marks. Select an answera. markb. marks 2 / 13 Would you lend me a ten rupees/rupee note? Select an answera. rupeeb. rupees 3 / 13 The clock has struck four hours/hour. Select an answera. hoursb. hour 4 / 13 He gave wrong information/informations. Select an answera. informationsb. information 5 / 13 Nepal government makes five year/years development plan. Select an answera. yearsb. year 6 / 13 They went to Singapore on a four days/day trip. Select an answera. daysb. day 7 / 13 One of the boy/boys was not found there. Select an answera. boysb. boy 8 / 13 He gave me much/many good advice/advices. Select an answera. much adviceb. many advices 9 / 13 Give me two dozens/dozen eggs. Select an answera. dozenb. dozens 10 / 13 Six miles is/are a long distance. Select an answera. areb. is Uncountable: Time Money Distance 11 / 13 I give you my words/word. Select an answera. wordsb. word give a word = to promise something. Example: I'll be there. I give you my word. 12 / 13 His wonder knew no bounds/bound. Select an answera. boundb. bounds know no bounds = have no limits. 13 / 13 More than two boys were/was absent. Select an answera. wereb. was Your score isThe average score is 62% LinkedIn Facebook 0% Restart quiz 0% 0 votes, 0 avg 66 Correct Incorrect (Pg. 127) Which of the sentence is correct in each pair? Rewrite the correct one. 1 / 10 He said he has never seen him before. | He said he had never seen him before. a. He said he had never seen him before. b. He said he has never seen him before. 2 / 10 I have seen my friend long ago. | I saw my friend long ago. a. I saw my friend long ago. b. I have seen my friend long ago. 3 / 10 My all books are lost. | All my books are lost. a. All my books are lost. b. My all books are lost. 4 / 10 Everybody except me was absent. | Everybody except I was absent. a. Everybody except I was absent. b. Everybody except me was absent. 5 / 10 His both brothers are ill. | Both his brothers are ill. a. His both brothers are ill. b. Both his brothers are ill. 6 / 10 My friend has gone out before I arrived. | My friend had gone out before I arrived. a. My friend has gone out before I arrived. b. My friend had gone out before I arrived. 7 / 10 It is raining for a week. | It has been raining for a week. a. It has been raining for a week. b. It is raining for a week. 8 / 10 He assured he will come. | He assured he would come. a. He assured he will come. b. He assured he would come. 9 / 10 Give me a hundred rupee. | Give a hundred rupees. a. Give me a hundred rupee. b. Give a hundred rupees. 10 / 10 He was died of fever. | He died of fever. a. He was died of fever. b. He died of fever. Your score isThe average score is 69% LinkedIn Facebook 0% Restart quiz 0% 0 votes, 0 avg 71 Relative Pronouns (Pg. 137) Fill in the blanks with suitable relative pronouns: who, which, that, whom, whose, where, why, how, what or when. 1 / 10 The pilot explained ………….he made force landing on the road. a. how b. where c. why d. which 2 / 10 Do you know the man ……..sold these glasses? a. which b. that c. who d. whom 3 / 10 There is a lady ……….wallet has been stolen. a. whose b. who c. whom d. which 4 / 10 Why do you blame him for everything ………goes wrong? a. where b. that c. whom d. what 5 / 10 I came to Kathmandu on the day…………….the devastating earthquake took place. a. which b. where c. when d. whose 6 / 10 I don’t know the name of the person……………I spoke over the telephone. a. (to) whom b. which c. who d. whose 7 / 10 This school is for those children……….mother tongue is not Nepali. a. that b. whom c. who d. whose 8 / 10 The knife …………you cut the bread with is very sharp. a. when b. whom c. which d. who 9 / 10 In the application form she wrote…………..she needed a good payment. a. where b. how c. why d. whom 10 / 10 A cemetery is a place…………..dead bodies are buried. a. whose b. which c. who d. where Your score isThe average score is 72% LinkedIn Facebook 0% Restart quiz 0% 0 votes, 0 avg 35 Meaning of the underlined words (Pg. 144) 1 / 6 But Jugga had run away, absconded. a. hid somewhere secretly b. surrendered c. killed a fellow friend d. committed suicide 2 / 6 Iqbal felt a little silly for coming out with these platitudes. a. critical remarks b. philosophical remarks c. commonplace remarks d. doubtful remarks 3 / 6 The book had gone round the compartment for scrutiny. a. religious ritual b. appreciation c. entertainment d. examination 4 / 6 The shouting and clamour would continue until long after the train had left the station. a. music b. a loud and confused noise c. clapping d. train whistle 5 / 6 There were dozens outside perched precariously on footboards holding on the door handles. a. prudently b. carefully c. joyfully d. not securely 6 / 6 His countrymen’s code of morals had always puzzled him, with his anglicized way of looking at things. a. characteristics of Pakistani b. characteristics of Indians c. characteristics of Aryans d. characteristics of English Your score isThe average score is 49% LinkedIn Facebook 0% Restart quiz 0% 0 votes, 0 avg 32 Appropriate Prepositions (Pg. 156) 1 / 9 He died …………Corona at the age of thirty-five. a. of b. off c. from d. for Depending on the context, either “died of” or “died from” can be correct. You would use “died of” if someone died of old age, a disease, or something internal that caused their body to shut down. In contrast, you would use “died from” if the person died because of an injury or an external trauma. 2 / 9 Why do you sneer ………….me? a. on b. to c. at d. for If you sneer at someone or something, you express your contempt for them by the expression on your face or by what you say. 3 / 9 The young generation of Nepali people don’t take interest ………politics. a. in b. for c. on d. off 4 / 9 I was accompanied to the hospital ……………my friend. a. to b. by c. from d. with "Accompanied by" is used to refer to people and "accompanied with" is used to refer to things. Example: He was accompanied by his mother. Her joke was accompanied with huge laughter. 5 / 9 I have great respect ………………my teachers. a. onto b. for c. on d. about 6 / 9 The culprit was sentenced………………..death. a. about b. by c. for d. to 7 / 9 Our village was not infected ………..Corona. a. to b. by c. with d. for be infected with/by something: You can only be infected with HIV in a limited number of ways. infect something with something: Terrorists had threatened to infect the water supply with a deadly virus. 8 / 9 He has not contributed ……………..the development of our nation. a. to b. about c. for d. in 9 / 9 His arguments are not based………………truth. a. at b. on c. into d. in Your score isThe average score is 57% LinkedIn Facebook 0% Restart quiz 0 votes, 0 avg 31 Fill in the blanks 'Prepositions' (Pg. 156) Fill in the blanks with for, since, until, by or in. 1 / 10 She has been living in America…………………..she got married. a) until b) in c) by d) since e) for 2 / 10 The classes will be over ………………..5 PM. a) since b) in c) until d) for e) by 3 / 10 We had met after five years. So we kept on talking…………three in the morning. a) in b) until c) for d) since e) by 4 / 10 He lived in Jumla…………………..he passed high school examinations. a) by b) in c) since d) until e) for 5 / 10 I can type 120 words……………..a minute. a) until b) in c) for d) since e) by 6 / 10 Karma Sherpa reached the top of Mt. Everest………..8 hours. a) for b) until c) since d) in e) by 7 / 10 She practices the Sitar every day………….five hours. a) since b) in c) for d) until e) by 8 / 10 We take an early breakfast. It’s generally ready …….. six in the morning. a) in b) since c) by d) for e) until 9 / 10 He has been playing video game……………..ten hours. a) for b) by c) until d) in e) since 10 / 10 There is no chance of dry weather even today. It has rained …….. last Saturday. a) in b) until c) by d) for e) since Your score isThe average score is 63% LinkedIn Facebook 0% Restart quiz 0% 0 votes, 0 avg 27 Word Meaning (Pg. No. 163) Find the words from the text that have the following meanings. 1 / 8 ....................a name or a word that is not appropriate or accurate A) assimilation (आत्मसात) B) misnomer (गलत नाम) C) misnomer (गलत नाम) 2 / 8 ..............the act of treating somebody in a cruel and unfair way A) assimilation (आत्मसात) B) dormant (निष्क्रिय) C) persecution (उत्पीडन) 3 / 8 .................existing in or involving different countries A) transnational (अन्तर्राष्ट्रिय) B) remittance (रेमिटेन्स) C) sojourners (प्रवासीहरु) 4 / 8 ................a person who resides temporarily in a place A) sojourners (प्रवासीहरु) B) transnational (अन्तर्राष्ट्रिय) C) remittance (रेमिटेन्स) 5 / 8 ..................a sum of money sent in payment or as a gift A) remittance (रेमिटेन्स) B) sojourners (प्रवासीहरु) C) transnational (अन्तर्राष्ट्रिय) 6 / 8 ..............the process of allowing somebody to become a part of a country or community A) assimilation (आत्मसात) B) misnomer (गलत नाम) C) confer (प्रदान गर्नु) 7 / 8 ..................to give somebody an award or a particular honour or right A) misnomer (गलत नाम) B) assimilation (आत्मसात) C) confer (प्रदान गर्नु) 8 / 8 ..................not active or growing now but able to become active A) dormant (निष्क्रिय) B) persecution (उत्पीडन) C) assimilation (आत्मसात) Your score isThe average score is 62% LinkedIn Facebook 0% Restart quiz 0% 0 votes, 0 avg 16 Word Meaning from the Text (Pg. No. 174) Find the words from the text for these meanings. 1 / 9 ...............unwillingness or disinclination to do something a. mutilation (विकृति) b. repressive (दमनकारी) c. ghettoized (अलग्याइएको) d. reluctance (अनिच्छा) 2 / 9 ..............obsessively anxious, suspicious, or mistrustful a. paranoid (पागल) b. history of feminism (नारीवादको इतिहास) c. genital (जनानंग) d. hysterectomies (हिस्टेरेक्टोमि ) e. eventration (हर्निया) 3 / 9 ..............history viewed from a female or specifically feminist perspective a. paranoid (पागल) b. history of feminism (नारीवादको इतिहास) c. genital (जनानंग) d. hysterectomies (हिस्टेरेक्टोमि ) e. eventration (हर्निया) 4 / 9 ..............relating to the human or animal reproductive organs a. eventration (हर्निया) b. paranoid (पागल) c. genital (जनानंग) d. hysterectomies (हिस्टेरेक्टोमि ) e. history of feminism (नारीवादको इतिहास) 5 / 9 ...............restricted to an isolated or segregated place, group, or situation a. repressive (दमनकारी) b. ghettoized (अलग्याइएको) c. reluctance (अनिच्छा) d. mutilation (विकृति) 6 / 9 ...............the infliction of serious damage on something a. repressive (दमनकारी) b. mutilation (विकृति) c. ghettoized (अलग्याइएको) d. reluctance (अनिच्छा) 7 / 9 ..............surgical operations to remove all or part of the uterus a. hysterectomies (हिस्टेरेक्टोमि ) b. genital (जनानंग) c. eventration (हर्निया) d. history of feminism (नारीवादको इतिहास) e. paranoid (पागल) 8 / 9 ..............thrusting forward of abdominal organs through the abdominal wall a. history of feminism (नारीवादको इतिहास) b. genital (जनानंग) c. paranoid (पागल) d. hysterectomies (हिस्टेरेक्टोमि ) e. eventration (हर्निया) 9 / 9 ...............preventing the expression or awareness of thoughts or desires a. reluctance (अनिच्छा) b. repressive (दमनकारी) c. ghettoized (अलग्याइएको) d. mutilation (विकृति) Your score isThe average score is 50% LinkedIn Facebook 0% Restart quiz 0% 0 votes, 0 avg 33 Correct Order (Pg. No. 176) Put the adjectives in the following sentences in the correct order. 1 / 9 She dropped (old/China/attractive/a(n)) cup and smashed it. Check 2 / 9 She reached home and sat on (relaxing/old/her/wooden) chair. Check 3 / 9 He wants to marry (young/pretty/educated/a(n)/rustic) girl. Check 4 / 9 We stayed in a (luxurious/five star/new) hotel in Dubai. Check 5 / 9 We ate (Chinese/delicious/some) food. Check 6 / 9 I am looking for (golden/stylish/a/Japanese) watch. Check 7 / 9 I need (golden/delicious/some/round) apples. Check 8 / 9 She is wearing (silver/beautiful / a(n)/ old) ring. Check 9 / 9 We like to live in a (calm/unmediated/remote) place for some time. Check Your score isThe average score is 17% LinkedIn Facebook 0% Restart quiz 0% 0 votes, 0 avg 11 Question Tag. (Pg. 6) Study the following examples. a. You are tired, aren’t you? b. He left Kathmandu, didn’t he? 1 / 14 She barely managed to reach the goal,……….? A. didn't she B. did she C. hasn't she 2 / 14 Sheep eat grass,…………….…? A. doesn't he B. don't they C. doesn't it 3 / 14 There are lots of people here,…………..? A. aren't they B. are they C. aren't there 4 / 14 Gill does not know Ann,………………? A. does he B. doesn't he C. did he 5 / 14 They’d never met me before,……………? A. didn't they B. had they C. hadn't they 6 / 14 Don’t let him swim in that pond, …………...? A. doesn't he B. will you C. don't you 7 / 14 Mr. Pande can speak nine languages,………….? A. can he B. can't he C. doesn't he 8 / 14 Let’s have a break,…………..? A. will we B. haven't we C. shall we 9 / 14 Hari used to live in France as a boy,……….…? A. did he B. doesn't he C. didn't he 10 / 14 Let us invite them,……………….? A. shall we B. don't we C. will you 11 / 14 I’m very patient,………………..….? A. aren't I B. am I C. don't I 12 / 14 You’d better not take a hard drink,…………..? A. had you B. do you C. would you 13 / 14 Listen carefully,…………….? A. won't you B. don't you C. will you 14 / 14 She’s finished her classes, ………………? A. didn't she B. isn't she C. hasn't she Your score isThe average score is 78%Please share if you love it. LinkedIn Facebook 0% Restart quiz 0% 0 votes, 0 avg 7 Situational Question Tags. (Pg. 6, C) Try to understand the situations first of all. Imagine yourself in the situations to response using question tag. 1 / 10 You came out of the film hall with your friend. You enjoyed the film. The film………………………., ……………? a. was awesome/superb/fantastic, wasn't it b. didn't you c. was boring, wasn't it 2 / 10 You think Susan will join the new job tomorrow but you are not sure. Susan………………, …………………….? a. will join the office from tomorrow, won't he b. will he c. don't you 3 / 10 You and your friend listened to a comedian on the stage and felt spellbound by his/her performance. He gave an excellent………………………, ………..? a. performance, wasn't he b. performance, didn't he c. didn't you 4 / 10 You think your friend’s father has arrived from the US but you are not sure. Your father………....., ………………? a. doesn't he b. has come back from the US, hasn't he c. has got back, has he 5 / 10 You have met a stranger at a party and you want to have a chat with him/ her. …………, ……….….? a. didn't you b. haven't you c. Let's have a chat for a while, shall we 6 / 10 You want to pay the taxi fare but you are short by 100 rupees. Shyam, you…..……, ……….? a. have got Rs. 100, haven't you b. can go home, can't you c. have Rs. 100, do you 7 / 10 Your friend’s hair looks too short. You have got ……………………………., ………………? a. hasn't he b. very short hair, haven't you c. haven't you 8 / 10 You want permission from your father to go for a walk. Let……………………, …………………..? a. shall we b. me go for a walk please, will you c. won't you 9 / 10 The sky is full of cloud. You can see lightning and hear thunder. It’s going to rain soon, ….……, ….......….? a. you know, doesn't it b. Rajesh, isn't it c. you can see, is it 10 / 10 You want to go for a picnic with your friends in class. Let’s………………………., …………….? a. shall we b. will you c. make a plan for a picnic, shall we Your score isThe average score is 63% 0% Restart quiz 0% 0 votes, 0 avg 13 Complete the sentences. (Modals, Pg. No. 14) 1 / 7 It …………. got lost in the post. These things happen sometimes. a. might have b. can't have c. must have 2 / 7 'How much was your parking ticket?' 'Fifty rupees.' 'Oh well, it ………… been worse.' a. could have b. should have c. must have 3 / 7 'Whose signature is this?' 'I don't know. It ……….. be Manoj's. That looks a bit like an M.' a. could b. should c. must 4 / 7 'Sorry I'm late. I got delayed at work.' 'You ……….. called. I was really worried about you.' a. must have b. would have c. could have 5 / 7 'I don't think he meant to be rude.' 'He ……… said sorry.' a. would have b. might have c. must have 6 / 7 You ……….. think it's funny, but I think it's pathetic. a. should b. could c. might 7 / 7 I had it when I left the office so I ………. lost it on the way to home. a. mustn't have b. should have c. must have Your score isThe average score is 66% 0% Restart quiz 0% 12 Complete the endings using modal verbs. (Pg. No. 14) Example: She could be a doctor; however, she preferred to be an advocate. 1 / 12 Even though she didn't study well, she …………………….. a) did well. b) does very well. c) she must have got good marks in English. 2 / 12 I have no time. I …….. a) am going home. b) must take leave of you now. c) want to go home. 3 / 12 What do you think you were doing, playing in the road? You ……………. a) got a problem b) can fall down c) could have met with an accident. 4 / 12 You don't look well. You ………….. a) go home for some rest. b) take some medicine. c) need consult a good doctor. 5 / 12 My car is broken. I …………………………………………. a) I can't go to my office on foot. b) am crying. c) have no money for a new one. 6 / 12 There are plenty of newspapers in the library. You .......……………….. if you want. a) borrow some b) can take some home c) take 7 / 12 I've got a fast speed internet at home. I ………………………. a) feel very good. b) am happy. c) I can easily download this movie in a few minutes. 8 / 12 You were not in your house yesterday. You …………………… a) could have informed me at least. b) were with that boy. c) where were you? 9 / 12 At the end of the course,…………….…………… a) you will be able to solve all the problems. b) claim for the certificate. c) complete this project. 10 / 12 When you were a small kid ………………………………….. a) you used to wet the bed. b) you were very lazy. c) you were not poor. 11 / 12 If you want to earn a lot of money,…………………………….. a) spend less. b) don't waste it like water. c) you also must learn how to save it. 12 / 12 I'm quite busy tomorrow. I ………………………………………… a) have a lot of works. b) I will let you know when I am free. c) am not free. We do not store or misuse any user information. Please feel free to fill the information field. Your score isThe average score is 70% 0% Restart quiz 0% 0 votes, 0 avg 10 Determiners 'much, many, few or little'. (Pg. No. 22) 1 / 10 Our town has almost been modernized. There are….........… old buildings left. a) few b) many c) much 2 / 10 The party was crowded. There were too ....……..people. a) many b) few c) much 3 / 10 How..……….photographs did you take while you were in Switzerland? a) much b) few c) many 4 / 10 The entire winter season was dry this year. We had ………….rain. a) much b) few c) little 5 / 10 He is an introvert. He has got very………….friends. a) many b) much c) few 6 / 10 Can I borrow …………..books from you? a) much b) few c) little 7 / 10 I am busy in preparing my examinations. I have very………..time to give to you. a) few b) little c) much 8 / 10 There was…………….traffic so I came in time. a) little b) few c) much 9 / 10 Mohan can’t be a good teacher. He has…………patience. a) little b) few c) many 10 / 10 You can come today. I haven’t got ……………to do. a) much b) few c) many Your score isThe average score is 81% 0% Restart quiz 0% 0 votes, 0 avg 10 Put 'each' or 'every' in the sentences. (Pg. No. 23) 1 / 7 ……….parent worries about their children. a) each b) all c) every 2 / 7 The party split into three factions, …………….faction headed by a former prime minister. a) every b) all c) each 3 / 7 You must read ….....…..of these books for the exam. a) every b) each c) all 4 / 7 Leap years occur…………..four years. a) none b) every c) each 5 / 7 We had a great time in Singapore. We enjoyed …….minute of our time. a) each b) every c) all 6 / 7 I could catch the main idea of his speech but I didn’t understand …......….of his words. a) each b) every c) all 7 / 7 In Nepal, ………….motorcycle rider should wear a helmet. a) every b) all c) each Your score isThe average score is 67% 0% Restart quiz 0% 0 votes, 0 avg 9 Use 'all of, most of, none of, both of or some of'. (Pg. No. 23) Rewrite the following sentences using all of, most of, none of, both of or some of. 1 / 7 My father is healthy in his seventies but he feels isolated because ……………..his friends are dead now. A. most of B. none of C. some of D. all of E. both of 2 / 7 I bought a box of apples thinking it would be cheaper but I was mistaken. ……………them were rotten. A. Most of B. Both of C. Some of D. None of E. All of 3 / 7 When I was in the town, I asked some people for direction but ………………. them were able to help me. I had to call my friend. A. some of B. both of C. most of D. none of E. all of 4 / 7 We all were soaked in the rain because……..…..us had carried an umbrella. A. both of B. most of C. none of D. some of E. all of 5 / 7 Your garden is superb. ……………..the flowers are beautiful. A. All of B. Both of C. None of D. Most of E. Some of 6 / 7 Do you know Bharat and Kamal? Of course, I do. ...............them are my friends. A. Some of B. All of C. Both of D. Most of E. None of 7 / 7 All of the tourists are not Chinese. ……………..them are Korean too. A. None of B. All of C. Some of D. Both of E. Most of Your score isThe average score is 68% 0% Restart quiz
