All Free English MCQs with Answers

4161. Comprehend key vocabulary:Many of the city's narrow streets have been _.

• A. Distinguished
• B. Widened
• C. Rehabilitated
• D. Doubled

Explanation: Option A: Distinguished means to be very successful and therefore it can't be used in this sentence.Option B: The streets were narrow so therefore they can be widened hence this is the correct answer.Option C: Rehabilitated means to return something to its former condition so it would not make sense to return narrow streets to their former narrow condition.Option D: Single things can be doubled but narrow things can be widened hence this is not the best option.

4162. Comprehend key vocabulary:Ahmad is always _ about showing up for work because he feels that tardiness is a sign of irresponsibility.

• A. Tolerable
• B. Punctual
• C. Legible
• D. Delayed

Explanation: TARDINESS: The quality of being late Option A: Tolerable means to be able to endure and hence it will be incorrect to use it against tardiness.Option B: This is the correct option as punctual means to be on time hence it can be used against tardiness.Option C: Legible is used for something clear enough to read and is hence inappropriate to use in this case.Option D: Delay means to make someone late or slow as ahmed dislikes tardiness it is incorrect to use delay in this sentence.

4163. Should I wear my joggers or my _?

• A. Cardigan
• B. Shorts
• C. Scarves
• D. Trainers

Explanation: Option A; cardigan is a piece of clothing, usually made from wool, that covers the upper part of the body and the arms, fastening at the front with buttons, and usually worn over other clothes.Option B:shorts are short trousers that reach only to the knees or thighs.Option C:scarves is a length or square of fabric worn around the neck or head."she tucked her woolly scarf around her neck"Option D: The hint in the sentence is 'joggers' which is a footwear so the other part of sentence also requires a footwear 'trainers'

4164. His shabby clothes and unkempt hair gave him a _ appearance.

• A. Discontented
• B. Disreputable
• C. Disrespectful
• D. Disputatious

Explanation: Discontented [Option A] , disrespectful [ Option C] and disputations [option D] are the adjectives used to describe the quality of a person.Option B [ disreputable] is an adjective used to describe the appearance of a person. The words 'shabby clothes and unkempt clothes' lead us to the right option

4165. Comprehend key vocabulary.We are planning to get a big, _ table for our dining-room

• A. rough
• B. empty
• C. deep
• D. round

Explanation: A "round table" typically refers to a table with a circular shape, which can be a good option for a dining room as it allows for more equitable access to the table and encourages conversation among diners.

4166. Comprehend key vocabulary.Rainfall in the desert is not only extremely low, but also extremely _

• A. intense
• B. erratic
• C. meagre
• D. undesirable

Explanation: Erratic means not regular in pattern or movement; unpredictable. Therefore it makes sense to describe rain as erratic, especially in the desert, which is often infrequent and occurs in unpredictable patterns.

4167. Comprehend key vocabulary. Apart from cows, buffaloes are also _ for milk production.

• A. reared
• B. grown
• C. developed
• D. produced

Explanation: If you rear a young animal, you keep and look after it until it is old enough to be used for work or food, or until it can look after itself.

4168. It is necessary to _ standards are maintained.

• A. Control
• B. Influence
• C. Ensure
• D. Insure

Explanation: Ensure means to make certain that something happens or is done. It is related to guaranteeing a specific outcome. Hence, C is the correct option.

4169. Because of his _ habits, he could not save much money.

• A. Extravagant
• B. Frugal
• C. Unsavoury
• D. Bad

Explanation: OPTION A: Extravagant means spending too much money, or using too much of something. Therefore, he could not save much money due to his extravagant habits. Hence, A is the correct option. OPTION B: Frugal means being careful about spending money or using things. OPTION C: Unsavoury means tasteless, unpleasant in taste or smell.OPTION D: Bad means not good in any manner or degree.

4170. In the following question, comprehend the key vocabulary:The next-door neighbor's dog is _ loud. He constantly barks throughout the night.

• A. Quite
• B. Quit
• C. Quiet
• D. Barely

Explanation: 'Quite' implies the dog was loud. 'Quite ' is used to refer to the utmost degree or completely.