All Free English MCQs with Answers

• A. After class, but before lunch, I went jogging.
• B. After class, but before lunch I went jogging.
• C. After class but before lunch, I went jogging.
• D. After class, but before lunch, I went jogging!

Explanation: An exclamation mark will not be used as it is not an exciting statement. Commas are necessary to provide separation between different phrases of complex sentences, in order to avoid misreading of the intended meaning.

• A. Once
• B. Although
• C. Even though
• D. Since

Explanation: EVEN THOUGH : 'Even though' precedes a statement of fact. It means 'despite/in spite of' the fact. It is more emphatic or stronger than 'though' or 'although'. Thus, option 'C' is more appropriate than option 'B'.

• A. they want to learn poems.
• B. they want to be away from home.
• C. They want to look beautiful.
• D. they want to gain knowledge.
• E. they want to tease the teacher.

Explanation: The question is asking for the purpose of schooling.

• A. took
• B. saw
• C. sought
• D. made

Explanation: Option A ("took") is the correct choice because it accurately expresses the traveler's action of undertaking a long tour to water the camel.

• A. founded
• B. raised
• C. created
• D. established

Explanation: Option C, "created," is the most appropriate choice as it accurately represents Shah Jahan's role as the architect or initiator of the great mosque at Delhi.

• A. charged
• B. reported
• C. blamed
• D. accused

Explanation: In a legal context, being charged means that a person has been formally accused of committing a crime. It implies that there are legal proceedings taking place or about to take place in a court of law. Option A fits the context of the sentence, indicating that the person is facing legal accusations related to theft.

• A. arrived
• B. decided
• C. came
• D. hit

Explanation: To "hit" on something means to "do" something which fits most appropriately here. To "arrive" on something means either "to come to an end" for example like "we arrive on a conclusion" or "to physically end the journey" both of which do not apply here. To "come on" something means either means "sexual advance" or "something intended to persuade or allure" like you when you say someone to "Come on" when they have already refused. To "decide" something means "when you intend to do something".This doesn't fit in the question above.

• A. Festival
• B. Pomp
• C. Happiness
• D. Romp

Explanation: Pomp refers to a grand and impressive display of ceremony or celebration. For example, a royal wedding is often full of pomp and circumstance. In the context of the sentence, the royal marriage was a grand and impressive event, so the word pomp is the best fit.

• A. Build
• B. Decorate
• C. Collect
• D. Structure

Explanation: The correct option to complete the sentence is build. The word build means to construct or create something. Bees use a glue called propolis to build their hives. Propolis is a resinous substance that bees collect from tree buds and sap flows. They mix it with their saliva and use it to seal cracks in their hives, protect the hive from pests, and keep it clean.

• A. Illogical
• B. Expected
• C. Fortuitous
• D. Abandoned

Explanation: Fortuitous means happening by chance in a favorable or convenient way. In the context of the sentence, it means that the reunion was lucky or fortunate. The two people who reunited did not plan to be on the same flight, but they ended up being on the same flight by chance. This was a fortunate event because it allowed them to reunite.