Free Parts of Speech MCQs with Answers
1,604 Parts of Speech MCQs from English, each with the correct answer and a written explanation of why it is correct. Free and unlimited, with no account needed.
Parts of speech classify words according to their function as nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, prepositions, conjunctions and interjections. Questions may test a word that changes class by context, such as a noun used as a verb or an adjective formed from a participle.
Last updated
1,604 questions · page 32 of 81
- A. I like to have bath before I go to bed.
- B. I like to get bath before I go to bed.
- C. I like to have a bath before I go to bed.
- D. I like to have a bathing before I go to bed.
Explanation: "Have a bath" is a common idiomatic expression that means to take a bath or soak in a bathtub.
Correct answer: I like to have a bath before I go to bed.- A. I bought three dozen oranges.
- B. I bought three dozens oranges.
- C. I bought three dozen orange.
- D. I built three dozen oranges.
Explanation: In this case, "three dozen" is a fixed expression that means 36 (3 x 12), and "oranges" is the plural noun that follows.
Correct answer: I bought three dozen oranges.- A. I'd strongly advice against making a sudden decision.
- B. I'd strongly give you many advices against making a sudden decision.
- C. I'd strongly advise against making a sudden decision.
- D. I'd strongly give many advises against making a sudden decision.
Explanation: The correct verb is advise, not advice. "Advice" is a noun, while "advise" is the verb used here.
Correct answer: I'd strongly advise against making a sudden decision.- A. Many
- B. Little
- C. Much
- D. A bit of
Explanation: "Many" is used with countable nouns like "visitors." Other options are incorrect because "much" is for uncountable nouns, and "a bit of"…
Correct answer: Many- A. Little
- B. Any
- C. A few
- D. Few
Explanation: The sentence says "but luckily," which means the number of wounded people was small (a positive outcome).
Correct answer: Few- A. A
- B. An
- C. The
- D. None of these
Explanation: This is the correct choice because "UK" (United Kingdom) is a specific and well-known entity.
Correct answer: The- A. A William Wordsworth
- B. The William Wordsworth
- C. William Wordsworth
- D. None
Explanation: Using "the" emphasizes that Ahmad Faraz is uniquely comparable to William Wordsworth, indicating his distinguished status in Urdu poetry.
Correct answer: The William Wordsworth- A. She was watching a talk show on the TV.
- B. She was watching a talk show on a TV.
- C. She was watching a talk show on TV.
- D. She was watching a talk show on the television.
Explanation: "On TV" is a common way to refer to watching television content, focusing on the medium rather than the device.
Correct answer: She was watching a talk show on TV.- A. A
- B. The
- C. An
- D. None
Explanation: This is correct because "the" is used before superlative adjectives (e.g., tallest) to indicate that the noun it modifies is the highest…
Correct answer: The- A. Waiter
- B. Foreman
- C. Locksmith
- D. Housekeeper
Explanation: A foreman is a person who supervises and directs workers, typically in construction, manufacturing, or other manual labour environments.
Correct answer: Foreman- A. Band
- B. Board
- C. Horde
- D. Company
Explanation: A band is a group of musicians who play music together, and it fits perfectly in the context of musicians performing at a school.
Correct answer: Band- A. Siren
- B. Alarm
- C. Projector
- D. Microphone
Explanation: A siren is a device that makes a loud, wailing sound often used by emergency vehicles like ambulances, fire trucks, and police cars to…
Correct answer: Siren- A. Set
- B. Suit
- C. Suite
- D. Flight
Explanation: A flight of steps or stairs is the term used to describe a series of steps leading from one level to another.
Correct answer: Flight- A. Neuter gender
- B. Common gender
- C. Masculine gender
- D. Feminine gender
Explanation: The masculine gender refers to any noun or adjective that is used to refer to people and animals classified as male.Since the bridegroom…
Correct answer: Masculine gender- A. She was watching a talk show on the TV
- B. She was watching a talk show on a TV
- C. She was watching a talk show on T
- D. She was watching a talk show on the television
Explanation: This is correct. "On TV" is a common way to refer to watching television content, focusing on the medium rather than the device.
Correct answer: She was watching a talk show on T- A. The prime minister
- B. A prime minister
- C. A PM
- D. minister
Explanation: This is correct because it refers to a specific role or position held by one individual in a country.
Correct answer: The prime minister- A. A FBI
- B. An FBI
- C. FBI
Explanation: This is correct because "FBI" is pronounced as starting with a vowel sound ("eff bee"), so the indefinite article "an" is used before…
Correct answer: An FBI- A. A
- B. An
- C. One
- D. the
Explanation: This is correct because "calculator" begins with a consonant sound ("k"), so we use the indefinite article "a" before it.
Correct answer: A- A. A month
- B. The month
- C. Month
- D. An month
Explanation: This is correct because it specifies the period of time (one month) for which the rent amount applies.
Correct answer: A month- A. Zionists support the creation of Israel
- B. The Zionists support the creation of Israel
- C. A Zionest supports the creation of Israel
- D. Zionist support the creation of Israel
Explanation: This sentence uses the definite article "the" before "Zionists," specifying a particular group of people (Zionists) who support the…
Correct answer: The Zionists support the creation of Israel