All Free English MCQs with Answers

1931. I am good __________ tennis?

• A. of
• B. in
• C. about
• D. at

Explanation: Good at is used to describe skill in an activity or subject. Good in does not normally introduce a skill in standard English.

1932. The teacher set some homework ____________ the end of the lesson?

• A. of
• B. in
• C. about
• D. at

Explanation: At the end of the lesson identifies the precise point when the homework was set. In the end means finally and would change the meaning.

1933. She suffers ___________ a heart disease?

• A. from
• B. in
• C. about
• D. on

Explanation: Suffer from is used for an illness, disease, or unpleasant condition. From links the person to the condition they experience.

1934. They decided __________ the grey sofa?

• A. of
• B. in
• C. about
• D. on

Explanation: Decide on means choose from among alternatives, so on introduces the selected sofa. Decide of is not the standard collocation.

1935. He confided _________ me?

• A. of
• B. in
• C. about
• D. on

Explanation: Confide in someone means share a secret or private matter with that person. Confide about is not used when naming the trusted person.

1936. I am envious ___________ them?

• A. of
• B. in
• C. about
• D. on

Explanation: Envious of means feeling envy towards someone or something. Of is the required preposition in this adjective-preposition combination.

1937. I am worried ____________ the exam?

• A. in
• B. about
• C. on
• D. of

Explanation: The fixed expression is “worried about,” used when something causes concern. “In,” “on,” and “of” do not fit this meaning here.

1938. He is good ______ Football.

• A. At
• B. Of
• C. With
• D. In

Explanation: The adjective “good” takes “at” when referring to skill in an activity or sport, as in “good at football.”

1939. She is jealous _______ my friend?

• A. From
• B. With
• C. Of
• D. By

Explanation: “Jealous of” is the standard expression for feeling envy toward someone or something. The other prepositions do not form the usual collocation.

1940. Turn left________the traffic lights.

• A. At
• B. In
• C. On
• D. Of

Explanation: “At the traffic lights” identifies the specific point where the turn takes place. “In” and “on” do not normally accompany this direction in standard English.