All Free English MCQs with Answers

2951. Synonym of ZEST is _____________?

• A. Passive
• B. Enthusiasm
• C. Disgust
• D. Various

Explanation: Zest means energetic enjoyment, eagerness, or enthusiasm. Passive and disgust convey very different, largely opposing ideas.

2952. Choose the correctly spelled word.

• A. seperate
• B. separate
• C. seperete
• D. separete

Explanation: Separate carries an a in the middle, and remembering that there is a rat in separate is the traditional aid. It is consistently among the most misspelt words in English. The related noun separation follows the same pattern.

2953. Choose the correctly spelled word.

• A. accommodate
• B. acommodate
• C. accomodate
• D. acomodate

Explanation: Accommodate doubles both the c and the m, which is what makes it a favourite in spelling tests. A useful reminder is that it is large enough to accommodate two c's and two m's. The noun accommodation keeps both doublings.

2954. Proofread and choose the correct version.

• A. The committee has published it's findings.
• B. The committee has published its findings.
• C. The committee have published it's findings.
• D. The committee has published its' findings.

Explanation: Its without an apostrophe is the possessive, while it's always means it is or it has. The apostrophe is not used for possessive pronouns, which is why hers, ours and theirs take none either. Committee is treated as singular here, so has is correct.

2955. Choose the correct option.

• A. Samar bought an apple, an orange and an pear.
• B. Samar bought an apple a orange and a pear.
• C. Samar bought an apple, an orange and a pear.
• D. Samar bought a apple, an orange and a pear.

Explanation: This option is correct. It correctly uses commas to separate the items in the list ("an apple", "an orange", and "a pear"), and the articles ("an" and "a") are used correctly.

2956. Choose the correct option:

• A. She make a handsome gift to him
• B. She made him a handsome gift
• C. She made a handsomely gift to himself
• D. She making a handsome gift to him

Explanation: "She made him a handsome gift."The correct pronoun order is "She made him a gift", where "him" is the indirect object (the recipient of the gift) and "a gift" is the direct object.

2957. Choose the correct one:

• A. She reminded me the nice days of my childhood.
• B. She reminded me of the nice days of my childhood.
• C. She reminded me for the nice days of my childhood.
• D. She reminded me on the nice days of my childhood.

Explanation: The correct preposition to use here will be 'of'. Remind me of refers to causing someone to remember something; bring to someone's mind some thought or memory.

2958. Choose the correct option:

• A. The student whom aims to get the first rank must invest a significant amount of his time and energy in hard work
• B. The student whose aims to get the first rank must invest a significant amount of their time and energy in hard work
• C. The student who aims to get the first rank must invest a significant amount of theirs time and energy in hard work
• D. The student who aims to get the first rank must invest a significant amount of his time and energy in hard work

Explanation: "The student who aims to get the first rank must invest a significant amount of his time and energy in hard work."Here's why:- "Who" is the correct subject pronoun to use in this context, referring to the student who aims to get the first rank.- The pronoun "his" is correctly used to show possession, indicating that the time and energy belong to the student.

2959. choose the correct option

• A. A number of our offices is now located in suburban malls.
• B. A number of our offices are now located in suburban malls
• C. A number of our offices was now located in suburban malls
• D. A number of our offices has now been located in suburban malls.

Explanation: The correct answer is Option B: 'A number of our offices are now located in suburban malls.' The phrase 'a number of' implies a plural subject, which necessitates the use of a plural verb, hence 'are' is appropriate here. Options A, C, and D all incorrectly use singular verb forms ('is', 'was', 'has'), which do not agree with the plural subject indicated by 'a number of'. Additionally, Options C and D misalign with the present tense context, as they use past and present perfect constructions respectively, which are not suitable for the given statement.

2960. Choose the correct sentence.

• A. I did not accompanied them.
• B. I do not accompanied them.
• C. I do not accompany them.
• D. I does not accompany them.

Explanation: The subject "I" correctly pairs with the base form of the verb "accompany" using do not for negation.The sentence is in the present simple tense, correctly expressing a habitual or general action, which is appropriate here.