All Free English MCQs with Answers
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4551. "Had the President's Administration not lost the vote on the budget reduction package, his first year in office would have been rated an A."
- A. Had the President's Administration not lost the vote on the budget reduction package, his first year in office would have been rated an A
- B. Had the President's Administration not lost the vote on the budget reduction package, it would have been rated an A
- C. Had the President's Administration not lost the vote on its budget reduction package, his first year in office would have been rated an A:
- D. If the President had not lost the vote on the budget reduction package, his first year in office would have been rated an A.
Explanation: This sentence uses a third conditional structure, which is used to talk about situations in the past that did not happen and their hypothetical consequences.The structure "If the President had not lost the vote" properly sets up a hypothetical scenario in the past, suggesting that if the event had gone differently, the outcome (the rating of his first year in office) would have also been different.
Correct answer: If the President had not lost the vote on the budget reduction package, his first year in office would have been rated an A.4552. "Only CNN, with its vaster resources and vaster reach, can do justice to John Grisham's masterwork."
- A. Only CNN, with its vaster resources and vaster reach, can do justice with John Grisham's masterwork:
- B. Only CNN, with its vast resources and vast reach, can do justice to John Grisham's masterwork.
- C. Only CNN, with its vast resources and vaster reach, can do justice to John Grisham's masterwork
- D. Only CNN, with its vaster resources and vast reach, can do justice to John Grisham's masterwork
Explanation: This sentence correctly uses the superlative forms "vast resources" and "vast reach" to emphasize CNN's unique capability to adequately cover or report on John Grisham's work. The use of "only" at the beginning of the sentence underscores the exclusivity of CNN's ability in this context. • Errors in other options:
Correct answer: Only CNN, with its vast resources and vast reach, can do justice to John Grisham's masterwork.4553. SPOT THE ERROR
- A. Writing letters to corrupt politicians won't make scrap of a difference to the way they behave.
- B. Writing letters to corrupt politicians won't make a scrap of differences to the way they behave.
- C. Writing letters to corrupt politicians won't make a scrap of a difference to the way they behave.
- D. Writing letters to corrupt politicians won't make a scrap of difference to the way they behave.
Explanation: Option D is grammatically correct and conveys the intended meaning without any unnecessary errors. The other options either have extra words, incorrect phrasing, or missing articles.
Correct answer: Writing letters to corrupt politicians won't make a scrap of difference to the way they behave.4554. SPOT THE ERROR
- A. In this simple story, the son reflects his father deep love of nature and the. strength of the human spirit.
- B. In this simple story, the son reflects his father's deep love of nature and the. strength of the human spirit.
- C. In this simple story, son reflects his father's deep love of nature and the, strength of the human spirit.
- D. In this simple story, the son reflected his father's deep love of nature and the. strength of the human spirit.
Explanation: Option B corrects the possessive form of "father's" and removes unnecessary punctuation. It is grammatically accurate and conveys the intended meaning.
Correct answer: In this simple story, the son reflects his father's deep love of nature and the. strength of the human spirit.4555. SPOT THE ERROR
- A. If there is a crime committed and the police goes in with a search warrant, they just seize whatever is relevant.
- B. If there is crime committed and the police go in with a search warrant, it just seizes whatever is relevant
- C. If there is a crime committed and the police go in with a search warrant, they just seize whatever is relevant.
- D. If there is a crime committed and the police goes in with a search warrant, they just seize whatever are relevant.
Explanation: Option C has the correct subject-verb agreement ("police go" instead of "police goes") and uses the appropriate form of the verb "seize" to match the plural subject "police." It is grammatically accurate.
Correct answer: If there is a crime committed and the police go in with a search warrant, they just seize whatever is relevant.4556. SPOT THE ERROR
- A. The author subscribed five shillings to the fund for unemployed.
- B. The author subscribed five shillings to the fund for the unemployed.
- C. The author subscribed five shillings to the fund for an unemployed.
- D. The author subscribed five shilling to the fund for the unemployed.
Explanation: Option B correctly uses the definite article "the" before "unemployed," making it grammatically accurate. The other options either have errors in articles or use the incorrect form of the word "shilling."
Correct answer: The author subscribed five shillings to the fund for the unemployed.4557. SPOT THE ERROR
- A. The family is delighted with their presents.
- B. The family are delighted with its presents.
- C. The family delights with its present.
- D. The family are delighted with their presents.
Explanation: Option A correctly uses the singular form "is" to match the singular subject "family" and the plural possessive pronoun "their" to correctly refer to "presents." The other options have subject-verb agreement or pronoun agreement issues.
Correct answer: The family is delighted with their presents.4558. SPOT THE ERROR
- A. She also did houseworks for various elderly people who had her services in their homes on a regular basis.
- B. She also did housework for various elderly peoples who had her services in their homes on a regular basis.
- C. She also did housework for various elderly people who had her services in their homes on a regular basis.
- D. She also did housework for various elderly people who had their services in their homes on a regular basis.
Explanation: Option C correctly uses the singular "elderly people" and the possessive pronoun "her" to refer to "services." The other options have errors in subject-verb agreement, use of possessive pronouns, or incorrect terms ("elderly peoples" is incorrect; it should be "elderly people").
Correct answer: She also did housework for various elderly people who had her services in their homes on a regular basis.4559. SPOT THE ERROR
- A. In the course of these experiment Pasteur found that some germs are very difficult to destroy by heat.
- B. In the course of these experiments Pasteur found that some germ is very difficult to destroy by heat.
- C. In the course of these experiments Pasteur found that some germs were very difficult to destroy by heat.
- D. In the course of these experiments Pasteur found that some germs are very difficult to destroy by heat.
Explanation: Option C uses the past tense "were" to match the past tense of "found" and is grammatically accurate. The other options have issues with subject-verb agreement or verb tense.
Correct answer: In the course of these experiments Pasteur found that some germs were very difficult to destroy by heat.4560. SPOT THE ERROR
- A. Aleena's brother-in-law's dog was mean.
- B. Aleena's brother's-in-law dog was mean.
- C. Aleena brother-in-law's dog was mean.
- D. Aleena's brother-in-laws' dog was mean.
Explanation: Option A correctly uses the possessive form for "brother-in-law's" to indicate ownership, and it places the apostrophe in the correct position. The other options have errors in punctuation or word order.
Correct answer: Aleena's brother-in-law's dog was mean.