All Free English MCQs with Answers

5651. CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTIONS

• A. Public speaking is one of the most feared form of communication
• B. Public speaking is one of the most feared forms of communications
• C. Public speaking is one of the most feared forms of communication
• D. Publics speaking is one of the most feared forms of communication

Explanation: This option is grammatically correct and uses the correct plural form "forms" to refer to different types of communication.

5652. CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTIONS

• A. He gathered some woods to build a fire.
• B. He gathered some woods to build fire.
• C. He gathered some wood to build fire.
• D. He gathered some wood to build a fire.

Explanation: This option is grammatically correct and uses the correct noun "wood" (uncountable) to refer to the material for building a fire.

5653. CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTIONS

• A. Summon was served upon the defendant.
• B. A summon was served upon the defendant.
• C. A summons were served upon the defendant.
• D. A summons was served upon the defendant.

Explanation: A "summons" is a legal document that requires someone to appear in court, and it's a singular noun. The correct sentence uses the singular form "A summons" and the verb "was" to match the singular subject.

5654. CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTIONS

• A. Shirts after shirts is sold in quick succession.
• B. Shift after shirt was sold in quick succession.
• C. Shirts after shirts are sold in quick succession.
• D. Shirt after shirt has been sold in quick successions.

Explanation: This option uses the correct idiomatic expression "shirt after shirt" to convey the idea that multiple shirts were sold one after another in rapid succession.

5655. CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTIONS

• A. There are various types of binocular made for adults.
• B. There are various type of binocular made for adults.
• C. There are various types of binoculars made for adults.
• D. There are various type of binoculars made for adults.

Explanation: This option uses the correct plural form "binoculars" (with an "s" at the end) to refer to the multiple types of binoculars, and the correct phrase "types of" to indicate the variety.

5656. CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTIONS

• A. Ethics deal with moral conduct.
• B. Ethics deals with moral conduct.
• C. Ethic deals with moral conduct.
• D. Ethic deal with moral conduct.

Explanation: "Ethics" is a singular noun that refers to the study of moral principles and values, and it takes a singular verb "deals" to match.

5657. CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTIONS

• A. His trousers has patches all over them.
• B. His trousers have patches all over them.
• C. His trouser has patches all over them.
• D. His trousers has patches all over it.

Explanation: "Trousers" is a plural noun, and it takes a plural verb "have" to match. The pronoun "them" is also correct because it refers to the plural noun "trousers".

5658. CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTIONS

• A. The police wants to know the whereabouts of his brother.
• B. The police want to know the whereabout of his brother.
• C. The police want to know the whereabouts of his brother.
• D. The police want to know the whereabout of his brother's.

Explanation: "The police" is a plural noun, so it taks a plural verb "want" to match. "Whereabouts" is also the correct word to use, as it refers to the location or position of someone or something.

5659. CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTIONS

• A. The sceneries at my friend's house enchanted me.
• B. The scenery at my friend house enchanted me.
• C. The various sceneries at my friend's house enchanted me.
• D. The scenery at my friend's house enchanted me.

Explanation: "Scenery" is an uncountable noun, so it takes a singular form and a singular verb. It refers to the natural features of a landscape or the artistic arrangement of a scene.

5660. The town gets - visitors in the summer.

• A. many
• B. a lot of
• C. much
• D. a bit of

Explanation: "A lot of" is a versatile phrase that can be used with both countable and uncountable nouns. Here, it works with the countable noun "visitors" to indicate a large number. It's slightly more informal than "many," but it's still correct in this context.