All Free English MCQs with Answers

4571. In each question in the following, four alternative sentences are given. ChooseCORRECT one and fill in the circle corresponding to that letter in the answer sheet.

• A. I reached down and pulled my binder over from the metal rungs on the underneath of my chair that held books.
• B. I reached down and pulled my binder on from the metal rungs on the underneath of my chair that held books.
• C. I reached at and pulled my binder up from the metal rungs on the underneath of my chair that held books.
• D. I reached down and pulled my binder up from the metal rungs on the underneath of my chair that held books.

Explanation: I reached down and pulled my binder up from the metal rungs on the underneath of my chair that held books.Reason: "Pulled...up from" is the correct phrase indicating retrieval from beneath.

4572. SPOT THE ERROR:The door suddenly burst open and a Girl of about twenty-three rushes into the room

• A. Suddenly
• B. Burst
• C. Twenty-three
• D. Into the room

Explanation: The problem lies with "burst." While grammatically correct, it implies a forceful, dramatic action that may not align with the image of a young woman entering a room. Instead, use less dramatic alternative.

4573. In each question in the following, four alternative sentences are given. ChooseCORRECT one and fill in the circle corresponding to that letter in the answer sheet.

• A. At Christmas day. Sam hung the decoration on the Christmas tree.
• B. On Christmas day, Sam hung the decoration at the Christmas tree:
• C. On Christmas day. Sam hung the decoration over the Christmas tree.
• D. On Christmas day. Sam hung the decoration on the Christmas trec.

Explanation: On Christmas day, Sam hung the decoration on the Christmas tree.Reason: "Hung the decoration on" is the correct phrase indicating placement on the tree.

4574. In each question in the following, four alternative sentences are given. ChooseCORRECT one and fill in the circle corresponding to that letter in the answer sheet.

• A. The owner took the house by force from the tenant who was not paying rent well in time.
• B. The owner took the house with force from the tenant who was not paying rent well in time.
• C. The owner took the house by force from the tenant who was not paying rent well on time.
• D. The owner took the house by force for the tenant who was not paying rent well intime.

Explanation: The owner took the house by force from the tenant who was not paying rent well in time.Reason: "Took the house by force from" is the correct phrase indicating seizure.

4575. In each question in the following, four alternative sentences are given. ChooseCORRECT one and fill in the circle corresponding to that letter in the answer sheet.

• A. He takes off his hat and shakes the water of it; puts it on the bench downstage.l
• B. He takes off his hat and shakes the water from it; puts it onto the bench downstage.
• C. He takes off his hat and shakes the water from it; puts it on the bench downstage.
• D. He takes off his hat and shakes the water on it; puts it on the bench downstage.

Explanation: He takes off his hat and shakes the water from it; puts it on the bench downstage.Reason: "Shakes the water from it" is the correct phrase indicating removal of water.

4576. In each question in the following, four alternative sentences are given. ChooseCORRECT one and fill in the circle corresponding to that letter in the answer sheet.

• A. Except to me, no one is interested in this planet's present stage.
• B. Except for me, no one is interested in this planet's present stage.
• C. Except from me, no one is interested at this planet's present stage.
• D. D) Except of me, no one is interested into this planet's present stage.

Explanation: He takes off his hat and shakes the water from it; puts it on the bench downstage.Reason: "ShakesExcept to me, no one is interested in this planet's present stage.

4577. In each question in the following, four alternative sentences are given. ChooseCORRECT one and fill in the circle corresponding to that letter in the answer sheet.

• A. Don't call me on lunch timé, please. I won't be able to hear you in the restaurant.
• B. Don't call me at lunch time, please. I won't be able to hear you in the restaurant.
• C. Don't call me over lunch time, please. I won't be able to hear you in the restaurant
• D. Don't call me in lunch time, please. I won't be able to hear you in the restaurant

Explanation: Don't call me at lunch time, please. I won't be able to hear you in the restaurant.Reason: "Call me at" is the correct phrase indicating the time of the call.

4578. In each question in the following, four alternative sentences are given. ChooseCORRECT one and fill in the circle corresponding to that letter in the answer sheet.

• A. I'm a policeman and I usually have to work at Christmas.
• B. I'm a policeman and I usually have to work by Christmas.
• C. I'm a policeman and I usually have to work through Christmas.
• D. I'm a policeman and I usually have to work on Christmas,

Explanation: I'm a policeman and I usually have to work at Christmas."Reason: This option indicates that the policeman typically has duty on Christmas Day itself. "At Christmas" suggests working during the period of Christmas, which encompasses the day itself.

4579. In each question in the following, four alternative sentences are given. ChooseCORRECT one and fill in the circle corresponding to that letter in the answer sheet.

• A. Some people don't care this particular field of study. but I do.
• B. Seme people don't care for this particular field of study. but I do
• C. Some people don't care of this particular field of study, but I do.
• D. Some people don't care off this particular field of study, but I do.

Explanation: Some people don't care for this particular field of study, but I do.Reason: "Don't care for" is the correct phrase indicating lack of interest in something.

4580. In each question in the following, four alternative sentences are given. ChooseCORRECT one and fill in the circle corresponding to that letter in the answer sheet.

• A. The birds stare on the approaching coach, and continue to slumber.
• B. The birds stare the approaching coach, and continue to slumber.
• C. The birds stare to the approaching coach, and continue to slumber.
• D. The birds stare at the approaching coach, and continue to slumber.

Explanation: The birds stare at the approaching coach, and continue to slumber.Reason: "Stare at" is the correct phrase indicating the action of looking towards something.