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This section includes 1236 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Verbal Ability knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.
801. |
Sumit would have been looked smart in traditional clothes. |
A. | as looked |
B. | ould be looked |
C. | ad looking |
D. | ould have looked |
E. | o correction required |
Answer» E. o correction required | |
802. |
I love the literature, the music, the art. |
A. | iterature, music and art |
B. | he literature, music and art |
C. | iterature, music and the art |
D. | he literature, the music and the art |
E. | o improvement |
Answer» B. he literature, music and art | |
803. |
All, but her, had made an attempt. |
A. | ll, but she, |
B. | ll, but herself, |
C. | ll, but her, |
D. | o improvement |
Answer» B. ll, but herself, | |
804. |
Not a word they spoke to the unfortunate wife about it. |
A. | id they speak |
B. | hey will speak |
C. | hey had spoken |
D. | o improvement |
Answer» B. hey will speak | |
805. |
He never tells the truth. |
A. | ays |
B. | tters |
C. | peaks |
D. | o improvement |
Answer» D. o improvement | |
806. |
His father won't be able to leave for Varanasi until they have arrived. |
A. | ntil they arrive |
B. | ntil they will arrive |
C. | ntil they will have arrived |
D. | o improvement |
Answer» B. ntil they will arrive | |
807. |
The police broke away the meeting as it turned violent. |
A. | roke up |
B. | roke off |
C. | roke through |
D. | o improvement |
Answer» B. roke off | |
808. |
This carpenter is the most skilled of all the other carpenters in our workshop. |
A. | arpenter |
B. | f all other carpenters |
C. | f all carpenters |
D. | o improvement |
Answer» B. f all other carpenters | |
809. |
What is the time in your watch? |
A. | n |
B. | y |
C. | rom |
D. | o improvement |
Answer» C. rom | |
810. |
She could not help but laugh. |
A. | aughing |
B. | ut laughing |
C. | augh |
D. | o improvement |
Answer» B. ut laughing | |
811. |
They are working for the upliftment of their village. |
A. | plift of |
B. | plifting of |
C. | plifting |
D. | o improvement |
Answer» B. plifting of | |
812. |
In her views, they are going to present a report soon. |
A. | s |
B. | n |
C. | ith |
D. | or |
E. | o improvement |
Answer» E. o improvement | |
813. |
What are needed are not large houses but small cottages. |
A. | ere |
B. | as |
C. | s |
D. | o improvement |
Answer» D. o improvement | |
814. |
You may point whoever you think can do the job most efficiently. |
A. | nybody you think |
B. | omeone you think |
C. | homever you think |
D. | homsoever you think |
E. | o correction required |
Answer» F. | |
815. |
He did many mischiefs. |
A. | ade many a mischiefs |
B. | ade much mischief |
C. | ommitted many mischiefs |
D. | o improvement |
Answer» D. o improvement | |
816. |
Let's buy a new sari with the annual bonus, can we? |
A. | an't we |
B. | on't we |
C. | hall we |
D. | o improvement |
Answer» B. on't we | |
817. |
I cannot put forth with this nasty fellow. |
A. | ut up |
B. | ut in |
C. | ut out |
D. | o improvement |
Answer» B. ut in | |
818. |
On hearing the loud noise, he stopped and got down from his bicycle. |
A. | ot from |
B. | ot down |
C. | ot off |
D. | o improvement |
Answer» D. o improvement | |
819. |
The main point of his speech was well understood. |
A. | hat he spoke |
B. | n the speech of his |
C. | ade when he spoke |
D. | ade by his speech |
E. | o correction required |
Answer» F. | |
820. |
His voice was rough and gravelly, as though his throat has had suffered an injury. |
A. | ad |
B. | ad had |
C. | ould have |
D. | o improvement |
Answer» B. ad had | |
821. |
He grabbed the man from the overcoat and pulled him away from Ritu. |
A. | ff |
B. | y |
C. | n |
D. | o improvement |
Answer» D. o improvement | |
822. |
I met the two girls, whom I believe, are twin-sisters. |
A. | ho I believe, are |
B. | ho I believe to be |
C. | ho, to my belief, are |
D. | o improvement |
Answer» B. ho I believe to be | |
823. |
The boy told his teacher to explain the passage. |
A. | alled his teacher |
B. | aid to his teacher |
C. | sked his teacher |
D. | o improvement |
Answer» D. o improvement | |
824. |
She was too clever to see through his tricks. |
A. | ee into his tricks |
B. | ee his tricks |
C. | ee at his tricks |
D. | o improvement |
Answer» E. | |
825. |
He cannot succeed in business because he works by fits and starts. |
A. | ith fits and starts |
B. | its and starts |
C. | nto fits and starts |
D. | o improvement |
Answer» E. | |
826. |
I often see him dancing the top. |
A. | otating |
B. | ncircling |
C. | odging |
D. | pinning |
Answer» E. | |
827. |
The summer has set out, and the days are getting warm. |
A. | et up |
B. | et in |
C. | et off |
D. | o improvement |
Answer» C. et off | |
828. |
All his family members are in Kanpur. |
A. | ll of his family members |
B. | ll the family members of his |
C. | ll the members of his family |
D. | o correction required |
Answer» D. o correction required | |
829. |
You can't imagine that she is rude and arrogant. |
A. | hat she is rudely and arrogant |
B. | ow rude and arrogant he is |
C. | hat rudeness and arrogance she has |
D. | o correction required |
Answer» C. hat rudeness and arrogance she has | |
830. |
I had a strange intrusion that he will steal the watch. |
A. | e may steal the watch |
B. | e would steal the watch |
C. | e will be stealing the watch |
D. | o correction required |
Answer» C. e will be stealing the watch | |
831. |
Your father will buy for you a new bag. |
A. | uy new bag for you |
B. | uy you new bag |
C. | uy you a new bag |
D. | o correction required |
Answer» D. o correction required | |
832. |
As the poet ages, he naturally writes with sorrow of the process of decay in the life and time. |
A. | n a life and a time |
B. | n life and time |
C. | n life and the time |
D. | o improvement |
Answer» C. n life and the time | |
833. |
If he studied more, Kamal would have been able to secure a good first division. |
A. | f he would have studied more |
B. | f he were studying more |
C. | f he had studied more |
D. | o improvement |
Answer» D. o improvement | |
834. |
Evidently very much people are involved in the new scheme implementation. |
A. | ery many people |
B. | ery more people |
C. | ery such people |
D. | o improvement |
Answer» B. ery more people | |
835. |
The gangsters have taken shelter at the old house last month after the police ordered their arrest. |
A. | ook shelter |
B. | re taking shelter |
C. | ad taken shelter |
D. | o improvement |
Answer» E. | |
836. |
The popularity of the novels of Prem Chand, though they are full of sad and painful incidents, lies in the fact that they end with happiness. |
A. | nd happily |
B. | re all ending with happiness |
C. | ave a happy ending |
D. | o improvement |
Answer» D. o improvement | |
837. |
By the end of this century, scientists surely have discovered a cure for cancer. |
A. | re discovering |
B. | ill have discovered |
C. | ust discover |
D. | ill have been discovered |
E. | o improvement |
Answer» C. ust discover | |
838. |
He was selected for the job because he has very good command on English. |
A. | ver |
B. | f |
C. | n |
D. | o improvement |
Answer» C. n | |
839. |
Either the Chief Minister or his colleagues have submitted his resignation. |
A. | as submitted his resignation |
B. | as submitted their resignation |
C. | ave submitted their resignation |
D. | o improvement |
Answer» D. o improvement | |
840. |
Just in a hour's time, he could complete the work to my satisfaction. |
A. | n a hour |
B. | n an hour's time |
C. | n the time of an hour |
D. | n the duration of an hour |
E. | o correction required |
Answer» C. n the time of an hour | |
841. |
Our dwindling supplies were replaced when the new shipment arrived. |
A. | estocked |
B. | eplenished |
C. | efilled |
D. | o improvement |
Answer» C. efilled | |
842. |
Indians invented the decimal system and the digit, algebra and geometry but the names of their inventors are buried in oblivion. |
A. | o |
B. | nto |
C. | ithin |
D. | o improvement |
Answer» E. | |
843. |
Citizens should be prohibited to smoke in public places. |
A. | or smoking |
B. | gainst smoking |
C. | rom smoking |
D. | o improvement |
Answer» D. o improvement | |
844. |
If we finish our work in time, we'll go for a movie. |
A. | f we finished |
B. | f we will finish |
C. | f we could finish |
D. | o improvement |
Answer» E. | |
845. |
He did not even listen to me, leaving aside staying here. |
A. | eave aside |
B. | eave beside |
C. | eave besides |
D. | fter leaving aside |
E. | o correction required |
Answer» B. eave beside | |
846. |
When he met her for the first time, he felt as if he had been knowing her all his life. |
A. | new |
B. | as knowing |
C. | ad known |
D. | o improvement |
Answer» D. o improvement | |
847. |
Frank was bound hand and foot and tightly blind-folded, but unharmed. |
A. | ound by |
B. | ound in |
C. | ound to |
D. | o improvement |
Answer» E. | |
848. |
He has always been very kind enough to help me. |
A. | ind enough |
B. | oo kind enough |
C. | nough kind |
D. | o improvement |
Answer» B. oo kind enough | |
849. |
He felt like a character in a story book which had gazed out for a moment in his brief, imagined life at the real world. |
A. | hat gazed out |
B. | ho did gaze out |
C. | ho had gazed out |
D. | o improvement |
Answer» D. o improvement | |
850. |
Whenever the two sisters go out for shopping, they take their pet dog with them. |
A. | o out shopping |
B. | o out to shopping |
C. | o out on shopping |
D. | o improvement |
Answer» B. o out to shopping | |