All Free English MCQs with Answers

4941. How can you be so _ as to let the cat go hungry the whole day ?

• A. heartening
• B. disheartening
• C. heart-broken
• D. heartless

Explanation: The term "heartless" is appropriate as it refers to the state of being displaying a complete lack of feeling or consideration. In this context, it suggests that the person is being inconsiderate by letting the cat go hungry the whole day.

4942. After a whole afternoon of hard work, my car was finally very _ and polished.

• A. cleaner
• B. cleanest
• C. clean
• D. as clean as -

Explanation: The term "clean" is appropriate as it refers to the state of being free from dirt, marks, or stains. In this context, it suggests that after a whole afternoon of hard work, the car is now free from dirt and polished.

4943. I promise to get the cake to you, at the very _, by Monday morning.

• A. as late as
• B. later
• C. late
• D. latest

Explanation: The term "latest" is appropriate as it refers to the state of being the most recent or the newest. In this context, it suggests that the cake will be delivered by Monday morning at the latest.

4944. It was such a _ morning that I arrived at the office drenched and holding a broken umbrella.

• A. wetter
• B. wet
• C. as wet as
• D. wettest

Explanation: The term "wet" is appropriate as it refers to the state of being covered or saturated with water or another liquid. In this context, it suggests that it was raining heavily in the morning, causing the person to arrive at the office drenched and holding a broken umbrella.

4945. I have never met a man who is _ than that doctor who is a parttime magician.

• A. extraordinary
• B. as extraordinary as
• C. more extraordinary
• D. most extraordinary

Explanation: The term "more extraordinary" is appropriate as it refers to the state of being very unusual, remarkable, or strange in a way that exceeds what is usual. In this context, it suggests that the man being referred to is even more unusual or remarkable than the doctor who is a part-time magician.

4946. My neighbors are _ and noisy people but whenever you need them, they will gladly help you.

• A. as loud as
• B. Louder
• C. Loudest
• D. Loud

Explanation: The sentence is describing the neighbors as being noisy, so "loud" is the appropriate adjective to use here.

4947. Do you understand my instructions ? Yes, they were crystal _.

• A. clear
• B. clearer
• C. Clearest
• D. As clear as

Explanation: The phrase "crystal clear" is a common idiom meaning very clear or easy to understand.

4948. "I dare you to cut your hair to be _ mine," Freddie challenged his sister.

• A. short
• B. Shorter
• C. Shortest
• D. As short as

Explanation: The sentence is comparing the sister's hair length to Freddie's, so "as short as" is the appropriate phrase to use .

4949. My second roommate was _ than my first one so by the third year, I decided to not have a roommate at all..

• A. Annoying
• B. As annoying as
• C. Most annoying
• D. More annoying

Explanation: The sentence is comparing the second roommate to the first one, so "more annoying" is the appropriate phrase to use here.

4950. You are the _ student I have ever taught. I want to talk to your parents.

• A. Rudest
• B. As rude as
• C. Ruder
• D. Rude

Explanation: The sentence is comparing the student to all other students the speaker has ever taught, so "rudest" is the appropriate superlative form to use here.