All Free English MCQs with Answers

5761. CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTIONS

• A. You, I and he should take examination seriously.
• B. I, he and you should take examination seriously.
• C. You, he and I should take examination seriously.
• D. He, I and you should take examination seriously.

Explanation: When listing three people or things, the conventional order is to put the person or thing that is most closely related to the speaker last. So, in this case, "I" should be last in the list.

5762. Choose the Correct option.

• A. "When God calls Himself All Hearing, this attribute of His checks a person from using foul language."
• B. "When God calls Himself All Hearing, this attribute of Him checks a person from using foul language."
• C. "When God calls Him All Hearing, it checks a person from using foul language."
• D. "When God calls Himself All Hearing, this attribute of His check person from using foul language."

Explanation: This sentence is grammatically correct. "Himself" correctly refers to God. "All Hearing" is appropriately capitalized as it is a title. "This attribute of His" correctly refers back to "All Hearing" and uses the possessive "His." The verb "checks" is in the correct form and agrees with the singular subject "this attribute."

5763. Choose the Correct option.

• A. "Jack was not selected to be the flag bearer because I am taller than him."
• B. "Jack was not selected to be the flag barer because he is not taller than him."
• C. "Jack was not selected to be the flag bearer because I am taller than he."
• D. "Jack was not selected to be the flag bearer because me is taller than him."

Explanation: This sentence is correct. "I am taller than he" is the grammatically correct way to make a comparison, implying "I am taller than he (is)." It uses the subject pronoun "he" appropriately.

5764. SPOT THE ERRORIts a recipe for good decision-making in terms of the speed and alacrity with which one can make decisions.

• A. Its
• B. In terms of
• C. With which
• D. One

Explanation: "Its" is a possessive form meaning "belonging to it." The correct form should be "It's," which is a contraction for "It is." This is the error in the sentence.

5765. SPOT THE ERRORThe teacher permitted they to turn their assignments in late.

• A. Permitted
• B. They
• C. To turn
• D. In late

Explanation: This is the incorrect form in this context. "They" is a subject pronoun, but here we need an object pronoun. The correct word should be "them."

5766. SELECT THE SUITABLE ANSWERS:It was then tall all the implications of _.

• A. "My act revealed themselves"
• B. Mine act revealed themselves
• C. "My act revealed themself"
• D. "My act revealed itself"

Explanation: This option is correct because "the implications" is a plural noun, so "revealed themselves" correctly agrees with it. The possessive adjective "my" is also correctly used with "act."

5767. SELECT THE SUITABLE ANSWERS:Mr. Chips, _ and led his life of happiness with Mrs. Wicket who had been in charge of the linen-room at the school.

• A. Herself killed Katherine
• B. Killed Katherine herself
• C. Himself killed Katherine
• D. Him killed Katherine

Explanation: This option is correct because "himself" is the correct reflexive pronoun for a male subject, Mr. Chips. The sentence structure is clear and grammatically correct, indicating that Mr. Chips was the one who killed Katherine.

5768. SELECT THE SUITABLE ANSWERS:After I had bought _ a new automobile, I sold my bicycle.

• A. Me
• B. My
• C. I
• D. Myself

Explanation: This option is correct. "Myself" is a reflexive pronoun, which correctly reflects the action back to the subject "I." It indicates that the subject and the object of the verb "bought" are the same person.

5769. SELECT THE SUITABLE ANSWERS:The flying object _has given rise to so much irresponsible conjecture is nothing more than a meteor passing through the earth's orbit.

• A. Which
• B. My
• C. I
• D. Myself

Explanation: This option is correct. "Which" is a relative pronoun that introduces a non-restrictive clause (providing additional information about "the flying object"). It correctly connects the clause "has given rise to so much irresponsible conjecture" to the noun "The flying object."

5770. SELECT THE SUITABLE ANSWERS:I stopped here twenty-four years ago because I decide I wasn't looking for _ anymore.

• A. Something
• B. Everything
• C. Anything
• D. Nothing

Explanation: This option is correct. "Anything" is used in negative sentences and questions to refer to any object or thing, implying no specific object. The sentence indicates that the speaker is no longer searching for any particular thing, which aligns with the use of "anything."