All Free English MCQs with Answers

4991. Choose the appropriate adjective. Amritsar is _ from the Tropic of Cancer than Delhi.

• A. Latter
• B. Further
• C. Farther
• D. None

Explanation: When comparing physical distance between two places, we use farther.

4992. Choose the appropriate adjective. The _ hockey team won the gold medal. (adjective of nationality).

• A. Indian
• B. India
• C. Nation
• D. None

Explanation: The adjective "Indian" describes the hockey team as representing India, indicating their nationality.

4993. Choose the correct options:

• A. Winter is the coldest season of the year.
• B. Winter is the coldest season in the year.
• C. Winter is the colder season of the year.
• D. Winter is the most coldest season of the year.

Explanation: We use the superlative degree "coldest" because winter is being compared with all other seasons. The phrase "of the year" is the correct form, while "most coldest" is wrong because it repeats the superlative.

4994. Choose the correct options:

• A. The next hotel we tried was more expensive from the first one
• B. The next hotel we tried was more expensive as the first one.
• C. The next hotel we tried was more expensive than that of the first one.
• D. The next hotel we tried was more expensive than the first one.

Explanation: When comparing two things, we use "more ... than". The other options are incorrect because "from" and "as" are wrong after "more expensive," and "that of the first one" is unnecessary here.

4995. Choose the correct options:

• A. The manager seemed please with the sales figures.
• B. The manager seemed pleased man with the sales figures.
• C. The manager seemed pleasing with the sales figures.
• D. The manager seemed pleased with the sales figures.

Explanation: The word "pleased" (past participle) is correct because it describes the manager's feeling.

4996. Choose the correct options:

• A. A little care on your part would have made you more successful than your friend.
• B. Little care on your part would have made you more successful than your friend.
• C. The little care on your part would have made you more successful than your friend.
• D. A little care on your part would have made you most successful than your friend.

Explanation: A little" means some, which makes sense in this context. "More successful" is the correct comparative form, while "most successful" is a superlative and doesn't fit when comparing two people.

4997. Choose the correct options.

• A. He does not have any money to buy new X-ray plant, so he is sunk in anxiety.
• B. He does not have any money to buy a new X-ray plant, so he is sunk in anxiety.
• C. He does not have any money to buy a new X-ray plant, so he is sank in anxiety.
• D. He does not have any money to buy a new X-ray plant, so he is a sunk in anxiety.

Explanation: In the sentence, "sunk in anxiety" functions as an adjective phrase. Here, "sunk" (past participle of sink) is used like an adjective to describe the subject he (his condition/state). We use "a new X-ray plant" because it is a singular countable noun.

4998. Choose the correct options:

• A. He met his future wife who was the daughter of the Rector of the Strasbourg Academy.
• B. He met his future wife, who was the daughter of the Rector of the Strasbourg Academy.
• C. He met his future wife, which was the daughter of the Rector of the Strasbourg.
• D. He met his future wife, that was the daughter of the Rector of the Strasbourg Academy.

Explanation: The clause "who was the daughter..." gives extra information about his wife, so a comma and "who" are correct.

4999. Choose the sentence that follows the correct adjectives order.

• A. A beautiful blue sailing boat.
• B. A blue beautiful sailing boat.
• C. A beautiful sailing blue boat.
• D. A blue sailing beautiful boat.

Explanation: The correct order is opinion, size, age, shape, color, origin, material, and purpose

5000. Choose the sentence with the correct use of the comparative degree of an adjective:

• A. My bed is more big than my desk.
• B. My bed is bigger then my desk.
• C. My bed is bigger than my desk.
• D. My bed is more bigger than my desk.

Explanation: Correct: "Bigger than" is the correct comparative structure.