All Free English MCQs with Answers

3621. Choose the correct option:

• A. She behaved cowardly when she saw a stranger.
• B. She behaved in a cowardly manner when she saw a stranger.
• C. She behaved in a coward manner when she saw a stranger.
• D. She behaved cowardly when she saw an stranger.

Explanation: The adverb "cowardly" should be used in the phrase "in a cowardly manner" to correctly describe how she behaved. The other options are grammatically incorrect.

3622. Choose the correct option:

• A. The students do often their work carelessly.
• B. The students often do carelessly their work.
• C. The students often do their work carelessly.
• D. The students do their work carelessly often.

Explanation: "Often" is an adverb of frequency and should be placed before the main verb ("do"). "Carelessly" is an adverb of manner and correctly comes after the object ("their work").

3623. Choose the correct option:

• A. They have rarely visited the museum.
• B. They rarely have visited the museum.
• C. They have visited rarely the museum.
• D. Rarely they have visited the museum.

Explanation: "Rarely" is an adverb of frequency and comes between the auxiliary verb ("have") and the main verb ("visited").

3624. Choose the correct option:

• A. Though John and Andrew look exactly alike, they act quite differently.
• B. Though John and Andrew look exactly like; they act quite differently.
• C. Though John and Andrew look exactly alike, they act quite different.
• D. Though John and Andrew look exactly as; they act quite different.

Explanation: The word "alike" is correct for comparing appearance, and "differently" is the correct adverb to describe how they act.

3625. Choose the correct option:

• A. The new President was welcomed in the evening at the airport cordially.
• B. The new President was welcomed at the airport cordially in the evening.
• C. The new President was cordially welcomed in the evening at the airport.
• D. The new President was welcomed cordially at the airport in the evening.

Explanation: The adverb "cordially" should come before the main verb "welcomed" to correctly describe how the action was done.

3626. Choose the correct option:

• A. He was hailed nicely at the airport yesterday.
• B. He was hailed yesterday nicely at the airport.
• C. He was hailed at the airport nicely yesterday.
• D. He was hailed at the airport yesterday nicely.

Explanation: The adverb "nicely" should be placed next to the verb "hailed" to modify it, indicating the manner of the hailing.

3627. Choose the correct option:

• A. The rat moved into the hole slowly a few minutes ago.
• B. The rat moved slowly into the hole a few minutes ago.
• C. The rat moved slowly a few minutes ago into the hole.
• D. The rat moved into the hole slowly the few minutes ago.

Explanation: The adverb "slowly" is placed immediately before the prepositional phrase "into the hole," which modifies the verb "moved" effectively. The sentence flows well and clearly conveys the meaning.

3628. Choose the correct option:

• A. Hourly the train leaves Penn Station.
• B. The train hourly leaves Penn Station.
• C. The train leaves Penn Station hourly.
• D. The train leaves Penn Station in hour.

Explanation: The adverb "hourly" indicates that the train leaves at intervals of one hour.

3629. Choose the correct option:

• A. He hardly can believe his luck.
• B. He can hardly believe his luck.
• C. He can believe hardly his luck.
• D. He hardly can believing his luck.

Explanation: "Hardly" is an adverb of degree, and it should come before the main verb "believe."

3630. l _ assumed that she wouldn't come.

• A. Rightly
• B. Right
• C. In rightly manner
• D. In a right manner

Explanation: "Rightly" is an adverb that means "correctly" or "justly", and it indicates that the assumption was made with good reason or justification.