All Free English MCQs with Answers

5551. All types of _ watches are sold in this compartment.

• A. lady
• B. lady's
• C. ladies
• D. ladie's

Explanation: This is the plural form of "lady" and correctly modifies "watches" in plural.

5552. You must leave _ food for your brother. He will be late

• A. any
• B. many
• C. some
• D. plenty

Explanation: "Some" indicates an unspecified quantity or amount and fits well in this context to indicate leaving a portion of food for the brother

5553. The _ jumped over the railing and was almost hit by a car

• A. patriot
• B. pessimist
• C. pedestrian
• D. passenger

Explanation: A pedestrian is a person walking on a road or pavement, which fits perfectly in the context of someone crossing the road and almost being hit by a car

5554. The _ was able to find some important clues to solve the case

• A. editor
• B. dentist
• C. explorer
• D. detective

Explanation: A detective is an investigator, typically a member of a police force or a private investigator, who gathers information and evidence to solve crimes or cases.

5555. There is a _ of cattle in the field

• A. herd
• B. fleet
• C. team
• D. swarm

Explanation: "Herd" refers to a group of cattle or large animals that move and graze together.

5556. Being undernourished the man does not have _ energy to do any work

• A. many
• B. much
• C. plenty
• D. a lot

Explanation: "Much" is used with uncountable nouns (like "energy") to indicate a large amount or quantity

5557. This _ sells a lot of flowers imported from other countries.

• A. florist
• B. tourist
• C. chef
• D. foreman

Explanation: A florist is a person who sells flowers and floral arrangements, which fits perfectly in the context of selling imported flowers.

5558. The _ makes beautiful dresses for the drama artistes

• A. sculptor
• B. dresser
• C. seamstress
• D. stewardess

Explanation: A seamstress is a woman who sews, especially one who earns her living by sewing clothes, and it fits perfectly in the context of making dresses for drama artistes

5559. The monitor brought a _ of chalk to the class

• A. box
• B. staff
• C. clump
• D. bunch

Explanation: A bunch refers to a group or collection of things tied or fastened together, such as a bunch of flowers or a bunch of chalk, and it fits well in the context of bringing chalk to the class.

5560. Be careful when you feed the old man. Give him _ at a time

• A. many
• B. much
• C. some
• D. a little

Explanation: "A little" indicates a small amount or quantity, which is appropriate when feeding someone small portions at intervals.