All Free English MCQs with Answers

2761. I'll come to meet you at the station in my car _________ you do not have to walk to my house.

• A. So that
• B. In order
• C. That
• D. Because

Explanation: “So that” introduces the purpose of coming by car: the speaker comes by car in order to prevent the listener from walking. “Because” would give a reason rather than a purpose, and “in order” is incomplete without “to.”

2762. ___________ you work very hard, you cannot pass. (KPPSC 2018 paper)

• A. Unless
• B. Until
• C. While
• D. As if

Explanation: “Unless” means “if not,” so the sentence means that passing is impossible if you do not work very hard. “Until” refers to time, not a condition.

2763. The house is large __________ is quite old-fashioned.

• A. and
• B. or
• C. which
• D. but

Explanation: But connects two contrasting descriptions: the house is large, yet it is old-fashioned. And would merely add information without showing this contrast.

2764. There are some vacant rooms __________ in flats and shared houses.

• A. both
• B. between
• C. either
• D. neither

Explanation: Both pairs two items together, giving both in flats and shared houses. Either and neither are used with alternatives and would require or, not and.

2765. I will have to study very hard, _____ I can pass the exam.

• A. such
• B. therefore
• C. in order
• D. so that

Explanation: “So that” introduces the purpose of studying hard: passing the exam. “Therefore” expresses a result and does not fit naturally before the clause “I can pass.”

2766. She is looking for an accommodation __________ in flat or shared house.

• A. both
• B. until
• C. neither
• D. either

Explanation: Either is paired with or to present two alternatives: either in a flat or in a shared house. Both would require and, while neither would require nor.

2767. I will play cricket and ______ I will have lunch.

• A. immediately
• B. straight away
• C. so
• D. then

Explanation: Then shows the sequence of events: the speaker will play cricket first and have lunch afterward. Immediately and straight away mean without delay, not simply later in a sequence.

2768. I was studying English _______ my brother was watching a drama.

• A. When
• B. although
• C. While
• D. because

Explanation: “While” links two actions happening at the same time: studying and watching. “Although” shows contrast, whereas “when” is less suitable for the two simultaneous ongoing actions here.

2769. _________she is clever, she often makes mistakes.

• A. Despite
• B. Since
• C. Although
• D. Yet

Explanation: “Although” introduces a contrast between being clever and making mistakes. “Despite” must be followed by a noun or gerund, not a complete clause beginning with “she.”

2770. The word opposite in the meaning to "presume" is:

• A. Disbelieve
• B. Pretend
• C. Figure
• D. Conjecture

Explanation: To "presume" means to assume something to be true without proof, while "disbelieve" means to not believe something. The two words are opposite in meaning, which makes "disbelieve" the correct answer to the given question.