All Free English MCQs with Answers

5831. One, who trusts one's clear images without proof, becomes dull in _ life.

• A. his
• B. him
• C. one
• D. one's.

Explanation: "one's" is the correct possessive pronoun to use, indicating that the life belongs to the person being referred to (i.e., "one"). The sentence is grammatically correct and conveys a clear meaning.

5832. Unless two or more members object _ joining the club, we shall have to accept his application for membership.

• A. to his
• B. to him
• C. to her
• D. to them

Explanation: - "to his" is the correct prepositional phrase, indicating that the objection is to the person (his) joining the club.- The sentence is grammatically correct and conveys a clear meaning.

5833. The master did not know _ the servants broke the expensive dinner set.

• A. who of
• B. whom
• C. which of

Explanation: "whom" is an object pronoun, but it's not the correct choice here because it's not the object of the verb "know".- "who" is a subject pronoun, and it's the correct choice when referring to the person who performed the action.- "which" is a relative pronoun used to refer to things, and "which of the servants" is a correct phrase to use when asking about a specific individual within a group.

5834. _ woman can do everything _ man can do.

• A. a, that a
• B. who
• C. the, that a
• D. a, that the

Explanation: "a" is an indefinite article used to refer to a non-specific woman.- "that" is a relative pronoun introducing a clause that describes the capabilities of a man.- "a" is used again to refer to a non-specific man.

5835. He hates everybody and everything _ reminds him of his blunder

• A. who
• B. whom
• C. which
• D. that

Explanation: - "that" is a relative pronoun introducing a clause that describes the people and things that remind him of his mistake.- The sentence is grammatically correct and conveys a clear meaning.

5836. Good aspirants like _ should study regularly.

• A. you and he
• B. you and himself
• C. you and him
• D. you and herself

Explanation: "you and him" is the correct object pronoun phrase, indicating that both individuals (the person being addressed and another person) are included in the group of good aspirants.- The sentence is grammatically correct and conveys a clear meaning.

5837. When I saw a baby I was unable to say whether _ was a girl or not.

• A. it
• B. him
• C. she
• D. he

Explanation: - "it" is a neutral pronoun used to refer to a baby or a young child, especially when the gender is unknown or not specified.- The sentence is grammatically correct and conveys a clear meaning.

5838. Every teacher and every student of Stars Academy is determined to do _ best for the glorious results.

• A. her
• B. his
• C. him
• D. herself

Explanation: - "his" is a singular possessive pronoun, used to refer to a generic person (either male or female) in a general sense.- This is a common way to express a general intention or goal, using a singular pronoun to represent each individual in the group.

5839. Whom do you want to invite to your party _?

• A. besides Mr. Ali and me
• B. beside Mr. Ali and me
• C. besides Mr. Ali and I
• D. besides Mr. Ali and mine

Explanation: - "besides" is a preposition indicating "in addition to" or "apart from", and it's followed by the object pronoun "me".- The sentence is grammatically correct and conveys a clear meaning.

5840. After heart transplantation the patient's body has to be put on immunosuppressant so that _ immune system does not reject the organ

• A. his
• B. her
• C. its
• D. hers

Explanation: - "its" is the correct possessive pronoun to use, indicating that the immune system belongs to the patient's body.- The sentence is grammatically correct and conveys a clear meaning.