All Free English MCQs with Answers

1311. What does the word 'CASCADE' means?

• A. Entagle
• B. Waterfall
• C. Small boat
• D. Garden

Explanation: A cascade is a small or steep waterfall, often one that falls in stages. It does not refer to a boat, garden or entanglement.

1312. Although he was a hardened criminal, his one__________feature was his love of children

• A. Saving
• B. Recovering
• C. Redeeming
• D. Acquiring

Explanation: A redeeming feature is a good quality that partly offsets a person’s faults, which fits the criminal’s love of children. Saving can be similar in meaning but is not the standard collocation here.

1313. The situation in the factory _________)no signs of improvement, as the ongoing strike entered second day.

• A. displayed
• B. exposed
• C. showed
• D. view

Explanation: A situation can “show no signs of improvement,” meaning that there is no evidence of getting better. “Displayed” and “exposed” do not normally collocate with “signs of improvement.”

1314. Make only a few rules for students that emphasize ____________behaviour.

• A. correct
• B. fitting
• C. appropriate
• D. useful

Explanation: Appropriate behaviour is behaviour that is suitable or proper in the circumstances, which fits rules for students. “Correct,” “fitting,” and “useful” are less precise here.

1315. Could I have a ______-of chocolate?

• A. block
• B. bar
• C. slice
• D. piece

Explanation: Chocolate is commonly sold in a bar, while a block usually refers to a larger solid mass and a slice is cut from something soft or flat. “Piece” is possible in casual speech, but “bar of chocolate” is the standard expression here.

1316. Four independent__________testified to seeing him at the scene of the crime.

• A. person
• B. witnesses
• C. spectator
• D. attestant

Explanation: “Witnesses” is the plural of witness, meaning people who saw an event and can give evidence about it. “Spectator” means an observer, but it does not specifically imply giving testimony.

1317. If everything goes according to __________, work will be complete in December.

• A. timing
• B. time
• C. schedule
• D. lineup

Explanation: The fixed expression is “according to schedule,” meaning in line with the planned timetable. “Timing” refers to the choice of when something happens, not the plan itself.

1318. Please ___________two colour passport photographs to the application form.

• A. fix
• B. link
• C. hook up
• D. attach

Explanation: Photographs are “attached” to an application when they are fastened or included with it. “Fix,” “link,” and “hook up” do not fit this formal document-related context.

1319. The powers of the party are_____________in several places in the Constitution.

• A. numbered
• B. named
• C. enumerated
• D. counted

Explanation: “Enumerated” means listed individually or one by one, which suits powers set out in constitutional provisions. “Counted” gives the idea of calculating a number, not formally listing legal powers.

1320. A system is __________if it is easy for citizens to access and understand.

• A. transparent
• B. lucid
• C. clear
• D. translucent

Explanation: A transparent system makes its processes understandable and accessible to the public, especially in administrative or governmental contexts. “Translucent” concerns the passage of light, while “lucid” and “clear” describe understandable language more generally.