1. The child was rushed to the hospital after she had an adverse reaction to the medicine.

A. healing B. harmful
C. Soothing D. helpful

2. The novice teacher was excited about her first teaching job since graduating college.
A. Experienced B. Beginner
C. Knowledgeable D. Stern

3. The alluring aroma of the cookies drew Sandy toward the kitchen for a taste.
A. Unpleasant B. Desirable
C. Unappetizing D. Obnoxious

4. The man should go to jail for his inhumane treatment of his horses. choose the antonym.
A. Loving B. Caring C. Proper

5. The greedy child was snatching candy from the shelf.

A Happy B. Pleasant
C. Giving D Selfish

6. You should not belittle his effort but thank him for trying.
A. Make important B Make unimportant
C. Make inviting D. Make appealing

7. I lost my keys. _______I later found them under the table,

A) For example B) However C) In fact

8. Jibran forgot to study for the test ________ he got a very low grade.
a) Similarly b) Of course C. Furthermore

9. The sun is very large _______ more than one million earths could fit inside it
a) Nevertheless b) In fact c) Meanwhile

10. I didn't have time to eat breakfast ________ I'm really hungry
a) as a result b) additionally c) to illustrate

11. He waited ten minutes for the bus______ he got on it and

went to school.
a) In summary b) In point of fact c) Then

12. Space travel isn't easy. __ only 12 people have walked on

the moon.
a) Likewise b) Indeed c) Next

13. Smoking is unhealthy, _______it's an expensive habit.

a) In other words b) moreover c) On the other hand

14. First, I went shopping ________ I went home and cooked dinner.
a) Afterwards b) That is to say c) To be sure
15. The storm was severe________ many homes were destroyed.
a) In contrast b) Next c) Indeed

16. Our teacher was sick_______ she was absent yesterday.

a) Even though b) Likewise c. As a result

17. I was in another city______ I didn't rob the bank.

a) Obviously b) Namely c) In comparison

18. Learning a new language is fun _______it takes a lot of time.

a) Because of this b) On the other hand c) Finally

19. The history of life is never certain______ dinosaurs are now extinct.
a) For instance b) All in all c) Equally

20. That sports car isn't cheap_____ I'm not going to buy it!
a) Nonetheless b) In like manner c) To put it another way

21. The kitten is as soft as silk. This sentence contains a:

A. idiom B. Personification
C. Onomatopoeia D. simile

22. Nick's head exploded when he heard the bad news! Head exploded is an example of a/an:
A. simile B. Idiom
C. Onomatopoeia D. alliteration

23. Silly Sally sings sixty songs on Sunday. This sentence contains a:
A. alliteration B. Idiom
C. Metaphor D. onomatopoeia

24. The girl was as bright as the sun. This sentence contains a:
A. metaphor B. Simile
C. Hyperbole D. Idiom

25. The Bumblebees were busy buzzing. This is an example of a/an:

A. simile C. Metaphor
B. Alliteration D. hyperbole

26. She jumped so high she could touch the moon! This sentence is an example of a /an:
A. metaphor B. Idiom
C. Hyperbole D. simile

27. My car died on the way to work. Car died is an example of a/an
A. metaphor B. Hyperbole
C. Onomatopoeia D. personification

28. The baby was a screaming alarm that woke the neighbors. This sentence contains a:
A. simile C. Metaphor
B. Personification D. hyperbole
29. These walls have ears. This sentence is an example of a/an:
A. simile C. metaphor
B. Personification D. hyperbole

30. His room was a junk pile. This sentence is an example of a/an:
A. metaphor B. Personification
C. alliteration D. simile

31.The baby's skin was like a rose petal. This sentence is an example 12 of a/an:
A. simile C. Metaphor
B. personification D. alliteration

32. The leaves danced in the wind.

A. simile C. personification
B. metaphor D. hyperbole

33. I'm so hungry that I could eat a horse. This sentence is an example of a/an:
A. simile C. Oxymoron
B. Hyperbole D. personification

34. The daffodils nodded their yellow heads at the walkers. This sentence is an example of a/an:
A. simile B. Metaphor
C. Personification D. hyperbole

35. When the gates were opened, the mob surged forward like a burst dam. This sentence is an
example of a/an:
A. simile B. Metaphor
C. Personification D. hyperbole

36. It's a really dull day when we don't go to the mall. This sentence is an example of a/an:
A. alliteration B. Idiom
D. Onomatopoeia C. metaphor

37. I tried a thousand times to text her and get the answers to the test. This sentence is an example of
a/an:
A. oxymoron B. simile
C. hyperbole D. personification

38. Opportunity knocked on the door is an example:

A. metaphor B. simile C. personification

39. You are my sunshine is an example of:

A. simile C. personification
B. metaphor D. hyperbole

40. I'm so tired, I could sleep for a year is an example of:

A. oxymoron B. metaphor
C. hyperbole D. simile
41. We met rather few people who spoke English.
A. simple sentence B. compound sentence C complex sentence

42. I have been on rather too many planes and trains recently.
A. simple sentence B. compound sentence C. complex sentence

43. We drove right up to Helsinki in two days.

A. simple sentence B. compound sentence C. complex sentence

44. I don't care how expensive it is.

A. simple sentence B. compound sentence C. complex sentence

45. He is not tall enough to be a soldier.

A. simple sentence B. compound sentence C. complex sentence

46. I guess she just doesn't respect you.

A. simple sentence B. compound sentence C. complex sentence

47. I have got four sisters and each of them is quite different from the others.
A. simple sentence B compound sentence C. complex sentence

48. You can either come with me now or walk home.

A. simple sentence B compound sentence C. complex sentence

49. He will never leave home because he hasn't got the courage to.
A. simple sentence B. compound sentence C. complex sentence

50. When all else fails, read the user manual.

A. simple sentence B. compound sentence C. complex sentence

51. It was Sam who paid for the drinks.

A. simple sentence B. compound sentence C. complex sentence

52. "Success" is an example of

A. countable noun B. uncountable noun
C. abstract noun D. material noun

53. "Bravery" is an example of

A. countable noun B. uncountable noun
C. abstract noun D. material noun

54. 'Fortune favours the brave.' Which type of noun is the underlined word?
A. countable noun B. uncountable noun
C. abstract noun D. material noun

55. Auditory imagery is very common in Wordsworth's poetry.

A. countable noun B. uncountable noun
C. abstract noun D. material noun

56. She puts in much effort into her studies. The underlined word is a/an:
A. countable noun C. abstract noun
B. uncountable noun D. material noun

57. I went shopping yesterday, but I couldn't find_______. that I liked.

a) nothing b) anything c) everywhere

I didn't go on my holiday________ I was so bored!

a) everywhere c) nowhere
b) somewhere d) anywhere

58. There are living dinosaurs ________ on Earth.

a) anywhere b) something c) nowhere

59. ____________answered the phone when I called an hour ago.

a) No one b) Anyone c) Nowhere

60. I put my glasses _______in my office, but I can't remember.

a) somewhere b) everywhere c) anywhere

61. Many people think there may be alien life _______ in the universe.
a) something b) somewhere c) anything

62. There are still lots of empty seats in the theater. We can sit _______we like.
a) anything b) anyone c) anywhere

63. Identify the compound sentence from the sentences given below:
A. I want to go to the gym, yet I don't go there.
B. The train was late.
C. Sarah and Sakina giggled and whispered all night.
D. Mary enjoys cooking.

64. Which one of the following sentences possesses the Adverb of degree?
A. My daughter can speak four languages perfectly.
B. The rain came suddenly. I had to run into the house.
C. Your sister is waiting for you downstairs.
D. I did not buy a car yet.

65. Phone is to call as thunder is to_______.

A. storm B. rain
C. energy D. cloud

66. __________recycling of wastes material solves the problem of garbage disposal at landfills, and
saves resources, it entails large hidden costs in collecting, sorting and manufacturing. Choose suitable
transitional device from the following:
A. nevertheless C. since
B. Therefore D. much as

67. Which one of the following sentences possesses the Adverb of (place?
A. My husband hardly knows how to cook.
B. I live in the North of the country.
C. He drives the car carefully.
D. My mother already paid the bill.

68. Identify the simple sentence from the sentences given below:
A. The Civil War was a turning point in American History.
B. After I came home, I made dinner.
C. Stay in the room until the phone rings
D. We met rather few people who spoke English.

69 She runs like the wind. This sentence contains a:

A. metaphor B. simile D. Idiom C. hyperbole

70 Which one of the following sentences possesses the Adverb of frequency?

A. Our teacher sometimes gives us homework.
B. I live the North of the country.
C. He drives the car carefully.
D. My mother already paid the bill.

71. Identify the complex sentence from the sentences given below:
A. Although he was rich, he was still unhappy.
B. My brother takes out the trash.
C. The course starts next Sunday.
D. She swims every morning.

72. Which one of the following sentences possesses the Adverb of manner?
A. My daughter can speak four languages perfectly.
B. The rain came suddenly. I had to run into the house.
C. Your sister is waiting for you downstairs.
D. I did not buy a car yet.

73. Choose the sentence with an Adjective clause in it:

A This book contains many quotations.
B The Rajputs were passionately fond of martial glory,
C. I have passed two sleepless nights.
D. The lady who lives across the street is my aunt time?

74. Choose the sentence with an Adjective phrase in it:

A. This book contains many quotations.
B. She wants medical advice.
C. A tall soldier stepped forth.
D. There I met a girl with blue eyes.

75) Which one of the following sentences possesses the Adverb of time?
A. My boss likes to have a monthly meeting.
B. My brother totally loves football.
C. Please put the boxes are under the table.
D. The train moves quickly.

76) Choose the sentence with an Adjective clause in it:

A. The cat whom we are watching just caught a mouse!
B. The house with white paint is at the end of the street.
C. Please put the boxes are under the table.
D. My boss likes to have a monthly meeting.

77) Which one of the following sentences possesses the Adverb of (frequency?
A. My boss likes to have a monthly meeting.
B. My brother totally loves football.
C. Please put the boxes are under the table.
D. Tahira lost almost all her savings.

78) Identify the compound sentence from the sentences given below:
A. Do you know where she lives?
B. Either you or I am wrong.
C. We visited the museum before it closed.
D. Although he ate food, he was still hungry.

79 ) Hat is to head as shoe is to

A. leather B. Wear C. laces D. feet

80) Choose the sentence with an Adjective phrase in it:

A. A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.
B. Heroic deeds deserve our admiration.
C. Much has been said about the Swiss scenery.
D. Numerical superiority is a great advantage.

81) Identify the simple sentence from the sentences given below: happened to them.
A. I don't know what happened.
B. You are right but I am not wrong.
C. We drove right up to Karachi in two days.
D. It was Amir who paid for the drinks.

82) Which word is not a material noun?

A. Sink B. Does
C. Wood D. Water

83) Does _________ know what's happening tonight?

A. Anybody C. Someone
B. Anyone D. All of these

84) Choose the sentence with an Adjective clause in it:

A. The patient in the wheel chair has a broken leg.
B. The goat with the brown legs was grazing in the meadow.
C. In a low voice, he narrated the tale of his adventures.
D. The moment when the clown burst in to surprise the teacher was great!

85. Choose the correct spellings.

A. neumonia B. pneumonia
C. pneumona D. newmonia

86) Which one of the following sentences possesses the Adverb of place?
A Where are we going today?
B. We are extremely happy living in the city.
C. Can you put the picture over the sofa?
D. The bus arrived at the station safely.

87) Which one of the following sentences possesses the Adverb of degree?
A. My husband hardly knows how to cook.
B. I live the North of the country.
C. He drives the car carefully.
D. My mother already paid the bill.

88) Identify the complex sentence from the sentences given below:
A. I enjoyed the apple pie that you bought for me.
B. We drink coffee every morning.
C. My Dad never works on the weekends.
D. Mary brushes her teeth twice a day.

89) Which one of the following sentences possesses the Adverb of place?
A. My boss likes to have a monthly meeting.
B. My brother totally loves football.
C. Please put the boxes are under the table.
D. The train moves quickly.

90) Identify the simple sentence from the sentences given below:
A. Wherever you go, you can always find good people.
B. You are right but I am not wrong.
C. What she said didn't make much sense to me.
D. Maya should not handle this situation.

91) Which one of the following sentences possesses the Adverb of degree?
A. Where are we going today?
B. We are extremely happy living in the city.
C. Can you put the picture over the sofa?
D. The bus arrived at the station safely.

92) Which one of the following sentences possesses the Adverb of place?
A. My daughter can speak four languages perfectly.
B. The rain came suddenly. I had to run into the house.
C. Your sister is waiting for you downstairs.
D. I did not buy a car yet.

93) Identify the complex sentence from the sentences given below:
A. I ate the meal that you cooked. B. He drives to work.
C. Mary enjoys cooking. D. She likes bananas.

94) Some people feel perplexed by brain teasers, while others figure them out quickly. Using the
comparison clue, the word perplexed in this sentence means
A. troubled or confused C. calm
B. at ease D. relaxed
95) Choose the sentence with an Adjective phrase in it:
A. It was a horrible night.
B. A friend in need is a friend indeed.
C. He is well.
D. A valuable ring was found yesterday.

96) The police found the murder weapon _________.

A. somewhere B. anywhere
C. nothing D. somebody

97) Choose the sentence with an Adjective clause in it:

A. The book that is on the chair belongs to Shoaib.
B. Numerical superiority is a great advantage
C. Heroic deeds deserve our admiration.
D. I have passed two sleepless nights.

98) Choose the sentence with an Adjective phrase in it:

A. He was wearing a crown made of gold. B. He had a bald head.
C. She wore a diamond necklace. D. It was a horrible night.

99) Ring, Ring, went my alarm clock. This sentence contains a:

A. imagery B. hyperbole
C. onomatopoeia D. idiom

(100) There are many utensils in my kitchen made up of iron. Which is the material noun?
A. iron C. kitchen
B. utensils D. many

(101) Many tourists avoid the area because it is ________ for crime.
A. notorious B. famous
C. recognize D. renown

(102) The girl was as bright as the sun. This sentence contains a:
A. metaphor C. hyperbole
B. simile D. Idiom

(103) Identify the type of noun that is underlined in the sentence. Didn't he realize that your happiness
had value too?
A. Abstract noun B. material noun
C. Proper noun D. Countable noun

(104) Can you answer the phone______ is calling.

A. Everybody B. None
C. Someone D. Nobody

(105) Choose the sentence with an Adjective clause in it:

A. The reason why I left is a secret.
B. Can you see the bird that is on the fence?
C. The boy whose shoes are on the floor is my little brother.
D. All of above A, B and C
(106) Throughout the trial, the ________ was placed on scientific evidence. Choose the word with
correct spellings to fill in the blank?
A. emphasis C. emphasas
B. emphesis D. emfasis

(107) Which one of the following sentences contains the best synonym for the underlined word in the
sentence? "My gloomy thoughts stem from an accident."
A. My loft thoughts stem from an accident.
B. My ecstatic thoughts stem from an accident.
C. My blissful thoughts stem from an accident.
D. My depressed thoughts stem from an accident.

108. Which one of the following sentences has the use of Abstract noun?
A. Our friendship will last forever.
B. When does the train usually leave?
C. She always forgets her purse.
D. Every child likes an ice cream.

109. Recognize the use of simile in one of the following sentences:

A. As proud as a peacock
B. 'O Death, where is thy sting?
C. His honor rooted in dishonor stood.
D. O Grave, where is thy victory?'

110. If you gaze long enough at that picture of an old woman, she will seem to turn into a young
woman. The underlined word refers to:
A. throw things B. shout
C. look D. listen

111. Which one of the following is a complex sentence?

A. I ate the meal that you cooked. B. Mary enjoys cooking.
C. He drives to work. D. She likes bananas.

112) A true story about a real person's life. It is written by someone else is called:
A. myth B. biography
C. fiction D. legend

113) "He finished the dish of ice cream very quickly". What is the adjective phrase in this sentence?
A. Of ice cream B. Very quickly
C. He finished D Both a & b

114) Which one of the following is a complex sentence?

A. It snows a lot in winter in Russia. B. You go to holiday every summer.
C. After I came home, I made dinner. D. His honor rooted in dishonor stood.

115) Identify the preposition of direction used in one of the following sentences:
A. She came to the wedding party by train. B. We are traveling abroad in the summertime.
C. She dived into the river. D. Hania graduated with an honors degree.
116) Sort out demonstrative adjective from the following options:
A. She had a child hanging onto each hand. B. Those mangoes are all ripe.
C. When will my cake be ready? D. I have ordered three cups of coffee.

117) What is the adjective phrase in this sentence? Will you delay your trip to Disneyland?
A. delay your trip B. Will you
C. to Disneyland D. Both a & b

118) Recognize the use of personification in one of the following sentences:

A. The insects were making rhythmical noises.
B. Pine needles were a gentle brown carpet.
C. Trees, confronting him, stretched out their arms and forbade him to pass.
D. At the break of day, the hikers packed their backpacks.

119) Which one of the following sentences has the use of Proper noun?
A. He drives to work. B. Mary enjoys cooking.
C. She likes bananas. D. They laughed at my idea.

120) A _______ is a traditional story that mostly includes supernatural & imaginary plots &
characters.
A. myth B. legend
C. poetry D. biography

121) Recognize the use of simile in one of the following sentences:

A. Fare daffodils! We weep to see you haste away so soon.
B. Look round her when the heavens are bare.'
C. His honor rooted in dishonor stood.
D.As cool as cucumber

122) Which one of the following is a complex sentence?

A. Every child likes an ice cream.
B. When does the train usually leave?
C. She always forgets her purse.
D. The museum was very interesting, as I expected.

123) Which one of the following sentences has the use of adverb of frequency.
A. The bank is on the Faisal lane.
B. Humpty Dumpty sat on the wall.
C. He is often on bed rest.
D. I hope that we are not late.

124) Identify the preposition of direction used in one of the following sentences:
A. All students walked towards the assembly hall.
B. The home-coming is on the 9th September.
C. My brother opened the lock with a hairpin.
D. She was hit by a car while she was going to school.

125) Sort out adjective of number from the following options:

A. He drank all the milk.
B. He is an honest man.
C. She is the first woman to climb Rakaposhi.
D. I have invited every friend I have.

126) Which one of the following sentences has the use of Uncountable noun?
A. You seem to have a high level of intelligence.
B. The parade included fire trucks and police cars.
C. How many candles are on that birthday cake?
D. You have several paintings to study in art appreciation class.

127) What would you like to contribute to the potluck dinner? I'm bringing cake. The underlined word
refers to:
A. eat B. say C. take away D. donate

128) Which one of the following sentences has the use of Abstract noun?
A. The vase was quite expensive.
B. Kindness is the king of all virtues.
C. He found water from nowhere.
D. Give me your pen.

129) Which one of the following is a complex sentence?

A. The football match was cancelled because it was raining.
B. The train leaves every morning at 18 AM. B.
C. You have some schoolwork to do.
D. The train does not leave at 12 AM.

130) That movie was really humorous. I laughed so hard I was almost crying. The underlined word
refers to:
A. boring B. funny C. scary D. sad

131) Sort out demonstrative adjective from the following options:

A. She had a child hanging onto each hand.
B. I have ordered three cups of coffee.
C. When will my cake be ready?
D. That boy stole the book.

132) Which one of the following sentences has the use of Abstract noun?
A. He looks miserable.
B. Life is full of misery.
C. Why is she so sad?
D. She lives on the East side of the city

133) Which one of the following is a simple sentence?

A. Wherever you go, you can always find good people.
B. You are right but I am not wrong.
C. What she said didn't make much sense to me.
D. Maya should not handle this situation.

134) Which one of the following sentences has the use of Countable noun?
A. You seem to have a high level of intelligence.
B. Please take good care of your equipment.
C. Let's get rid of the garbage.
D. You have several paintings to study in art appreciation class.

135) The class was silent when the teacher asked who threw the pencil. The underlined word refers to:
A. frowning B. loud C. completely quiet D. smiling

136) Which one of the following sentences has the use of Abstract noun?
A. Wastage should always be avoided.
B. You have some schoolwork to do.
C. I run four miles every morning.
D. She doesn't teach chemistry.

137) Which one of the following is a compound sentence?

A. Do you know where she lives?
B. Either you or I am wrong.
C. We visited the museum before it closed.
D. Although he ate food, he was still hungry.

138) Which one of the following is a simple sentence?

A. I don't know what happened to them.
B. You are right but I am not wrong.
C. We drove right up to Karachi in two days.
D. It was Amir who paid for the drinks.

139) Which one of the following is a complex sentence?

A. They don't go to school tomorrow.
B. She doesn't teach chemistry.
C. I run four miles every morning.
D. Stay in the room until the phone rings.

140) Which one of the following sentences has an adjective phrase?

A. It was a horrible night
B. A friend in need is a friend indeed.
C. He is well.
D. A valuable ring was found yesterday.

141) Informational text dealing with an actual, real life subject is called:
A. fiction B. nonfiction C. legend D. myth

142) Bilal and Saleem are having a dispute over which radio station to play at work. The underlined
word refers to:
A. Musical instrument B. Discovery
C. Choice of music D. Disagreement

143) Recognize the use of personification in one of the following sentences:

A. The sailboat chugged along the beautiful bay.
B. The ocean grabbed the sand as it angrily awakened.
C. The ocean waves were huge.
D. The awesome waves were monsters.
144. Which one of the modal verbs used in the sentences below shows the function of
advice/suggestion?
A. He can win the race.
B. That guy should use less perfume.
C. I will arrive early and leave late to every meeting.
D. You must wash your hands before cooking.

145. Which one of the following sentences has the use of intransitive verb?
A. I walk to work every day. B. We sat on the bench.
C. He stood in the corner. D. All of these

146) Identify the preposition of time used in one of the following sentences:
A. I made a hole in the wall with the help of a drill for the waste-pipe.
B. Past the orchard, you will find my grandmother's house.
C. Why don't you come home on Sunday evening?
D. She was drawing a map on the wall.

147) Identify the type of pronoun underlined in the following sentence: That toy on the shelf is mine.
A. Intensive pronoun B. Demonstrative pronoun
C. Personal pronoun D. Possessive pronoun

148) Sort out adjective of quality from the following options:

A. We need some rice. B. Two girls came.
C. Is there any milk in the bottle? D. She is a brilliant student.

(149) Which one of the following is a simple sentence?

A. I have been on rather too many planes and trains recently.
B. I don't care how expensive it is.
C. Do you know where she lives?
D. I don't know what happened to them.

150) Which one of the following sentences has an adjective phrase?

A. The French flag flew at the top of the highest mast.
B. That was a cowardly act.
C. In a low voice, he narrated the tale of his adventures.
D. It horrible night.

Choose the correct option.

1. ______ word to the wise is sufficient. a, an, the, no article

2. Owing two cars is a luxury in most countries. Concrete, abstract, proper, collective

3. When I saw him he ______ chess. is playing, was playing, were playing, play

4. The foolish crow tried to sing. Noun, verb, adjective, adverb

5. The ship _______rapidly. sinking, sank, sunk, sinked

6. He works carefully. adverb of manner, quantity, degree, frequency

7. Salman enjoys playing cricket. Assertive, interrogative, exclamatory, imperative

8. I am doing it now. Simple, compound, complex, compound-complex

9. Which of the following sentences has an adjective.

she is an excellent player. I shall definitely play.

she is here. she walks too slowly

10. The cat jump ______the chair. About, of, through, beneath

11. I had written the letter. which tense is used.

simple past, past progressive, past perfect, past perfect continuous

12. I ate some rice. adjective of quality, quantity, manner, demonstration

13. Our friend ______ waiting to us before he left the city. will be, have, had been, is

14. Cat is to kitten as lioness is to: puppy, cub, baby, lion

15. He says, “I am unwell”. choose the correct indirect speech

he said that I am unwell. he said that he is unwell.

he says that he is unwell. he says that he was unwell.

1. France is a giant in his classmates,

Faraz is short. Faraz is tiny. Faraz is heavy. Faraz is tall.

2. clock is to time as ruler is to: Mile, length, angle, space

3. the child is gaining maturity: abstract noun, concrete noun, proper noun, collective

4. I met him at – mosque: a, an, the, no article

5. I _______ up every day at 5 o'clock. Get, gets, getting, got

6. The young boy _______ the car rashly yesterday. Driving, drove, driven, drived

7. There is little time for preparation. Verb, adverb, adjective, noun

8. the Earth revolves around the sun. simple, compound, complex, compound-complex

9. alas! she is dead. Declarative, interrogative, exclamatory, imperative

10. She seldom asks me to help her. Manner, frequency, degree, time

11. the cat jumped – the chair. About, through, off, beneath

12. she ______ studying in England before she came to Pakistan.

Is, will be, have, had been

13. She had done the exercise.

present perfect, past perfect, simple past, past perfect continuous

14. After the trip I feel I am the _____ boy on earth.

Lucky, luckiest, Luckier, more lucky

15. The birds chirp beautifully. Place, time, manner, frequency

3. because he was late, he missed the first period.

simple, compound, complex, compound-complex
4. which of the following is not a noun. Excellent, excellence, Tokyo, unity
5. do you know anybody here? Relative, indefinite, demonstrative, personal
6. he has firmly discarded the idea of attacking the enemy.
Adverb of time, place, manner, reason
7. auditory imagery is very common in Wordsworth poetry.
Abstract noun, adjective, adverb, indefinite pronoun
8. which of the following options gives synonym of ‘leisure’.
Free time, pleasure, poultry, a type of cloth
9. choose the antonym of ‘convenient.’ Easy, just, wise, uncomfortable
10. Which of the following sentence has the use of abstract noun?
Honesty is the best policy. Humpty dumpty sat on a wall.
He found water from nowhere. Give me your pen.
11. Which one of the following sentences has an adjective phrase?
He bought a car of a new model. The dog chased him everywhere.
He wanted to go home. The kite flies up.
12. Which of the following sentences has an adverb of manner?
I have not seen him once. This story is well written.
Walk backward. He was too careless.
13. Which one of the following sentences has a collective noun?
Without health there is no happiness. We saw a fleet of ships in the harbor.
The soldiers were rewarded for their bravery. They are studying grammar.
14. What is the singular of ‘media?
Media b. medium c. multimedia d. medes
Use the correct form of verb.
1. you (rest) since morning. Have been
2. my cousin has (draw) the picture. drawn
3. The rain had stopped before he (reach) home. reached
4. I never (see) snow before I went to murree. Had never seen
5. my mother (not write) to me for 10 years. Has been writing
6. we must (develop) a sense of patriotism. develop
7. he (arrive) here yesterday. arrived
8. he (sleep) for 2 hours before I awoke him. Had been sleeping
9. I (suffer) from fever since Monday. Have been suffering
10. he asked him where he (be) going. was
11. our pens (repair) by you. Are repaired
12. he (take) the examination next year. Will take
13. she (not hear) any noise an hour ago. Did not hear
14. I already (post) the letter. Have already posted
15. haste (make) waste.
16. no sooner did he see the snake then he (begin) to trouble. Began
17. the pigeons had been (catch) in the net before eating grains. caught
18. sweet (is) the uses of adversity. are
19. birds of a feather (flock) together. flock
20. God (help) those who help themselves. helps

Use the correct form of verb.

1. The river ___flows___ under the bridge. (flow)
2. I ____had written___ the letter before he arrived. (write)
3. I __will not go___ out, if it rains. (not go)
4. He ____has been sleeping__ for five hours. (sleep)
5. It ____rains____ all night. (rain)
6. Ali fell off the ladder, when he __was mending____ the roof. (mend)
7. This time tomorrow, I __will be sitting_____ on the beach in karachi. (sit)
8. Don’t disturb me, I ___am doing___ my work. (do)
Fill in the blanks with correct form of verb.
1. If you __speak_____ English well, you will get along with them perfectly. (Speak)
2. If they had gone for a walk, they ___would have turned____ the lights off (turn)
3. If she ___comes_____ to us, we will go to the zoo. (come)
4. I would have told you if I ___had seen____ him. (see)
5. Would you mind if I ___open_____ the window? (open)
6. If the ___had invited____ me, I would not have said so. (invite)
7. My friend _____will meet___ me at the station if he gets the afternoon off. (meet)
8. If I ___do not do_____ it, nobody will do it. (not do)
9. If my father __does not pick_____ me up, I will take the bus home. (not pick)
10. If I __were______ stronger, I would help you carry the piano. (be)
11. If we had seen you, we ___would have stopped______. (stop)
12. He would have repaired the car himself if he ___had_______ the tool. (has)
13. If you had studied hard, you ___would have passed____ the exam. (pass)
14. I ___will watch_____ the film only if the reviews are good. (watch)
15. If you ____did not ask______, he would not help you. (not ask)
Choose the type of sentence (simple, compound, complex, compound-complex).
1.We should go to the museum since we have a season pass. complex
2-Bruno went to the White Mountains of New Hampshire, and Pauline went to Cape Cod. simple
3-Although they are 250 miles apart, they keep in constant contact on the internet. complex
4-They had a tough job, yet they never stopped trying. compound
5-The house was destroyed in the fire, but the whole family was saved. compound
6. If I do not get this job, I will start a business. complex
7. He said that he was so disappointed that he would not try again. complex
8. The evil that men do lives after them. complex
9. All that glitters is not gold. complex
10. Neither the color nor the design of this cloth appeals to me. compound
Use the correct form of verb.
i. She (visit) Europe since childhood. Has been visiting
ii. ii. This watch (not cost) very much. Does not cost
iii. She (take) her examination by the next fall. Will have taken
iv. I (buy) this motor bike a month ago. bought
v. I had never seen snow before I (go) to Murree. went
vi. The court (give) its verdict on Thursday will give
vii. She told me that I can (visit) the park. visit
viii. She is intelligent that she will (understand)it. understand
ix. You must the responsibility. (take) take
x. Everyone to be happy. (wish) wishes
xi. I wish I (be) a child again. were
xii. Hardly had we reached the school, when the bell. (ring). rang
xiii. The doctor suggested that the patient (lose) weight. Should lose
xiv. To take pay and not to work (be) dishonesty. is
xv. Last month, he every plan. (try) tried
(Use of correct form of verb)
1) My parents----(never/be) to China before. Had never been
2) Patrick and Mary usually (drive) to work in the morning. drive
3) My dog-----(eat) a bone right now. Is eating
4) He (be) in prison since he (try) to set a fire in a neighbor's house. was, tried
5) Sheila often---(listen) to rock music. She------(not like) pop music. Listens, does not like
6) Finally, last week we (find) a cheap flat. We (move) next Saturday. Found, will move
7) It usually-----(snow) a lot in Ankara in winter. snows
8) They (visit) their relatives in Manchester next month. Will visit
9) How long it ----(take) to arrive there? Will it take
10) Martha (knows) Peter since we (were) from Portugal. She (was) in high school
(speaking) Portugal.
11.(try) to change a light bulb that had burned out. Try
12. I ----(use) the same car for more than ten years. I am thinking about buying a new one.
Have been using
13. If it. (snow) this weekend we can go to Lake Tahoe for a skiing k. snows
14. I -came--(come) to England six months ago. I started my economics course three months
ago.
When I return to Australia I-studied-- (study) for nine months and I will have been in England
for exactly one year.
15. Sam---(arrived) in San Diego a week ago. He—had been living---(live) in Berlin for over
twenty years

Choose the correct option.

1. identify the compound sentence from the following sentences.
a. my mother cooked dinner while I was doing my homework.
b. I like playing basketball and my brother likes playing tennis.
c. he missed the first period because he was late.
d. I have not seen my grandmother since I came to Germany.

2. a ______ of sailors was on board to start voyage towards Arabia.

a. gang b. crowd c. choir d. crew

3. there was _____ inside. The building was empty.

a. everybody b. somebody d. nobody d. anybody

4. which one of the following sentences possesses the adverb of manner.

a. he has firmly discarded the idea of attacking the enemy.
B. my dog always barks.
c. The girls went upstairs to get their coat.
D. my teacher often writes on the white board.
5. choose the sentence with an adjective clause in it.
a. the team member who raises the most funds will receive an award.
b. The patient in the wheel chair has a broken leg.
c. The house with white paint is at the end of the street.
d. the goat with the brown leg was grazing in the meadow.

6. during my leisure time, I enjoy reading:

a. during my repose time b. during my pleasure time
c. during my stress time d. during my toil time

8. Identify the transitional device of sequencing used in one of the following sentences.
a. he always comes late b. he is honest but his friend is not.
c. in brief, the story is interesting. d. he was late, therefore, he was punished.

9. narrative literature created from the imagination, not presented as fact, though it may be
based on a true story or imagination is called.
a. poetry b. myth fiction d. legend

10. recognize the use of personification in one of the following.

a. the story jumped off the page b. he is as slippery as a fish.
c. he is the moon for his brother. d. he is thin like is string.

11.the debris of the stadium floor included paper cups, ticket stubs and cigarette butts. The
word means:
a. wreckage b. splinters c. trash d. garbage

12. can you deduce meaning from the textual clue.

a. infer b. forecast c. determine d. intercept

13. mr. alice is a snake. You should be beware of him. Negative connotation of the word is.
a. cunning b. poisonous c. cheater d. scaly

14. which one means water tank for fish.

a. aquaria b. aquatic c. aquaplane d. Aquarius

15. which one the model verbs below shows the function of ability.
a. you need not worry. b. I tried my best but could not pick it up.
c. you have to leave this place. d. may I come in sir?

16. identify the preposition of time used in one of the following sentences.
a. the bank is on the Faisal lane. b. he left for Karachi on Monday.
c. he is often on bedrest. d. you stand on the other side of the fence.

17. identify the indefinite pronoun used in one of the following sentences.
a. I did this work myself. b. this is not my fault.
c. no one could answer. d. which is shortest way to the zoo?

18. which of the following is a complex sentence.

a. he is doing his work. b. stay here or go to your home
c. if he comes, I will go d. give me your pen.

19. which of the following has an adjective phrase.

a. he bought a car of the new model. b. the dog chased him everywhere.
c. he wanted to go home. d. the kite flies up and up.

20. sonnet is an example of:

a. poetry b. drama c. fiction d. novel

21. how happy is he here! Choose the poetic device used in the line.
a. simile b. alliteration c. metaphor d. personification

22. it has been an extremely brutal summer with very hot temperatures.
a. harsh b. windy c. pleasant d. gentle

23. he is interested ______ learning English.

a. on b. in c. to d. for

24. select the plural from the word alumnus.

a. alumni b. alumnae c. alumnus d. alumna

25. my sister is a very kind and generous person. ________ she helps me with my homework.
a. likewise b. additionally c. as a result d. for example

26. Tania is older _____ Sara, while Ayesha is ______ oldest.

a. than, the b. then, the c. from the d. than an

27. if you can _______ the cost of travel, there is of course no substitute for visiting the
country itself.
a. afford b. spend c. expend d. calculate

28. Nafeesa is afraid ______ spiders .

a. from b. in c. about d. of

29. I played the guitar but my brother played ______ piano.

a. hers b. her c. his d. their

30. a lie has no legs, which poetic device is used in the sentence.
a. personification b. simile c. metaphor d. alliteration

31. I _______ my mobile phone since 2009.

a. have had b. have c. had d. am having
32.because I am not a football fan, I am _______ to the fact my friend met a popular football
player yesterday.
a. ignorant b. different c. indifferent d. diffident

33. clock is to time as thermometer is to ______:

a. heath b. radiation c. energy d. temperature

34. the paint spilled all over the floor, ______ the sweeper had a big mess to clean up. Choose
transitional device.
a. moreover b. as a result c. however d. for example

35. wherever he goes, the esteemed Dr. Sanchez is applauded for his life saving research.
Infer the meaning.
a. rude b. very serious c. proud d. greatly admired

36. he was as snug as a bug in a rug. The sentence contains a:

a. metaphor b. personification c. simile d. symbol

37. Zaid looks a noble person but he always becomes ______ very good deed.
a. a supporter of b. an obstacle for c. a preacher of d. a promoter of

38. I believe that if you lower taxes so the people can keep more of the money they earn, it
will be ______ for them to work harder.
A. an incentive b. a protection c. an option d. a facility

38. If I were you, I should not do that. The sentence is conditions:

A. Type I B. Type II C. Type III D. Zero

39. Which of the following is a phrase.

A. It is of no use. B. He is well.
C. In an unwise manner. D. Over her hangs the bell

40. He led a life devoid of blame. The underlined phrase is:

A. Adverb B. Adjective C. Noun D. Infinitive

41. Which of the following means the same as gradually?

A. Quickly B. Speedily C. Steadily D. Hurriedly

42. Which of the following is not a sentence?

A. Obey your parents B. Boys had caught a thief
C. Rules and regulation D. Why are you weeping?

43. Which of the following is not an adverb?

A. Quickly B. Then C. Sharply D. Sense
4. Cranes are birds.
A. Linking B. Auxiliary C. Complement d. Action verb

44. Do you plough in the field?

A. Past Indefinite B. Future Perfect
C. Present Indefinite D. Present Perfect

46. I recite the Holy Quran in the morning.

A. Linking B. Complement C. Intransitive D. Transitive

47. He was working very hard, he was trying to make extra effort.
a. in addition b. by comparison c. however d. secondly

48. She became a doctor.

A. Auxiliary B. Regular C. Linking D. Transitive

49. Time makes the worst enemies friends.

A. Subject B. Object complement C. Subject complement

50. which of the sentences contains a model auxiliary verb has the same meaning as the
original one.
a. they can speak English. B. they may speak English.
C. they must speak English.

51. there is a possibility of rain tomorrow.

a. it may rain tomorrow. B. it must rain tomorrow c. it will rain tomorrow

53. are you able to drive a tractor?

a. Can you drive a tractor? B. Must you drive a tractor? C. should you drive a tractor?

54. we are not allowed to swim when the red flag is flying.
a. we must not swim, when the red flag is flying.
b. we need not swim when the red flag is flying.
c. we should not swim when the red flag is flying.
d. we ought not swim when the red flag is flying.

55. she is not able to read Chinese.

a. She cannot read Chinese. B. She may not read Chinese c. she need not read Chinese

56. do you think we are allowed to park here?

a. Do you think we may park here?
b. Do you think we must park here?
c. Do you think we need park here?

57. am I allowed to ask a question?

a. may I ask a question b. must I ask a question c. should I ask a question.
11. which of the following sentences contains a noun phrase.
a. the decision of the judges is final. b. the runner in the rear did not qualify.
c. he finished the work without any delay. d. a rolling stone gathers no moss.

12. which of the following sentences contains an indefinite pronoun.

a. the group has its meeting here.
b. is this Ahmad’s bag?
c. the secret was known by few.
d. my mother and her sister took their vacation together.

13. he is interested ______ learning English.

a. on b. in c. to d. for

14. choose the correct spellings.

a. intercade b. intercede c. entercede d. intercede

15. they invited us to their home yesterday. Which tense is it?

A. present indefinite b. past indefinite c. present perfect d. past perfect

i. Cause: Effect: Race: Fatigue

a. fasting : hunger b. round : boxing c. flower : colour d. hiking : energy

ii. You should not belittle his efforts but thank him for trying.
a. make important b. make inviting c. make appealing d. make unimportant
iii. _________ is often called the awkward stage. Choose the correct spellings.
a. adolescense b. adolecence c. adolescence d. adolescience

iv. Which one of the following sentences contains the adverb of degree.
a.my sister can speak four languages perfectly.
b. your brother is waiting for you downstairs.
c. my mother already paid the bill.
d. our teacher sometimes gives us homework.

v. Identify the simple sentence from the sentences given below.

a. The civil war was a turning point in American and British history.
b. after i came home, i made dinner.
c. we met rather few people who spoke English.
d. stay in the room until the phone rings.

vi. Choose the sentence with an adjective phrase in it.

a. heroic deeds deserve great admiration
b. a bird in hand is worth two in the bush.
c. numerical superiority us a great advantage.
d. the lady whom you were talking to is here.

vii. Choose the sentence which has an example of personification.

a. the baby was a screaming alarm that woke the neighbors.
b. i am so tired, i could sleep for a year.
c. the daffodils nodded their yellow heads at the walkers.
d. the bumblebees were buzzing.

viii. A poem that does not follow any rhyming scheme is called ______.
a. narrative b. limerick c. free verse d. ballad

ix. Lighthearted or humorous folk tales that often contain highly exaggerated, unrealistic
elements are known as:
a. parable b. myth c. folk tales d. tall tales

x. The plural form of ‘crisis’ is:

a. crises b. crisis c. crisies d. crixes

xi. ‘Art lies in concealing art.’ The sentence is an example of:

a. idiom b. epigram c. hyperbole d. onomatopoeia

xii. Replacement cost coverage ensures that your home will be fully rebuilt ______ a total
loss.
a. in spite of b. although c. in case of d. so that

xiii. Kareem completed his homework so he put it in his binder. Choose the type of
conjunction.
A. Coordinating B. Subordinating C. Compound D. Correlative

xiv. which of the given sentences contains adjective of number.

a. There are some birds in the tree. b. I have eaten some rice.
c. The longest days come in June. d. There was much work to be done.

xv. Charles Dickens wrote the novel ‘The Great Expectations’. Choose the correct passive
voice.
A. The novel ‘The Great Expectation’ is written by Charles Dickens.
B. The novel ‘The Great Expectation’ was being written by Charles Dickens.
C. The novel ‘The Great Expectation’ is being written by Charles Dickens.
D. The novel ‘The Great Expectation’ was written by Charles Dickens.

1. All day long there was an ______ drone of automobile from the freeway.
a. incessent b. insessent c. incesant d. incessant
2. Although the boys in his class were naughty, he never resorted to corporal punishment.
a. Harsh b. physical c. unjust d. general
3. A student of contemporary art must also study the classic works of artists from the past,
recognizing that these masters produced the modern art of their own time .
a. religious b. modern c. former d. past

4. She placed a _______ of brightly colored flowers on the table.

a. Bouquet b. crowd c. bundle d. packet

5. In japan, the oyster seed is ______ being cultured in nets to market but also released on
the bottom where good returns are being obtained.
. Nevertheless b. no matter c. not only d. no sooner

6. Set long ago, passed down through generations, told to teach a lesson:
a. folktale b. legend c. Fairytale d. fable

7. A poem about death or dying

a. elegy b. acrostic c. sonnet d. narrative

8. Man proposes, God disposes

a. hyperbole b. antithesis c. metaphor d. onomatoepia

9. A brief summary that explains what the story is about.

a. Plot b. setting c. tone d. main idea

10. Plural form of ‘index’ is:

a. indexes b. indexe c. indices d. indice

11. The weather is hot:

a. linking b. regular c. irregular d. intransitive

12. He is blind ______ one eye. a. At b. by c. in d. of

13. Speculative stories with imaginary characters in imaginary settings; can be inspired by
mythology or folklore and generally include magical elements is called_____.
a. Thriller b. horror C. non-fiction d. fantasy

14. Sort out the adjective of quantity from the following sentences.
a. There is no sugar in the sugar pot. b. he is a pious man.
c. He is the first person to have this certificate. d. I invited all of my friends.

15. Detective Jones caught the thief quite easily”. Identify adverb phrase in this sentence.
a.Detective b. Jones caught c. the thief d. quite easily
16. “She cut the fruit with a knife.” The sentence is example of which tense.
a. Simple present b. simple past c. future indefinite d. none of these

17. The brain is located inside the skull.

a. Conjunction b. preposition c. noun d. interjection

18. Synonym: industrious: hardworking

a. Sky: blue b. muddy: unclear c. book: reading d. pond: lake

19. Charity begins at home. Underlined word is ____noun.

a. Proper b. countable c. abstract d. material

20. Which one of the following has the use of intransitive verb?
a. She is well. b. he has done his work. c. I did it. d. all of the above

21. They were waving hands to me when I _____ them.

a. See b. saw c. was seeing d. had seen

22. What she said surprised her family. Underlined words are example of_______
a. Noun clause b. adjective clause
c. gerund clause d. prepositional clause

23. She is afraid of flying.

a. Gerund b. infinitive c. present participle d. main verb

24. The sun smiled down on us.

a. Simile b. personification c. metaphor d. assonance

25. The sun is very large. ______ more than one million earths could fit inside it.
a. Nevertheless b. in fact c. meanwhile d. however

26. To err is human, to forgive divine.

a. Gerund b. infinitives c. present participles d. main verbs

27. “IMF” is: a. International Monetary Fund b. International membership fund

c. inters factory funding d. none

28. Although he speaks loud yet no one shows any interest in his speech.
a. Personal b. indefinite c. relative d. intensive

29. We waited anxiously for the jury to come to a verdict.

a. Proper b. common c. collective d. material
30. If he had considered my request, I would not have faced such situation. The sentence is
example of______
a. Conditional type I. b. conditional type II.
c. conditional type III. d. zero conditional

31. They drove to the farm so that they could pick apples.
a. Time b. purpose c. place d. manner

32. which one of the following sentences possessive the adverb of time.
a. the train moves quickly b. my boss likes to have a monthly meeting.
c. please put the boxes away. d. The sea is very stormy.

1. The computers will be replaced the workers. The tense is:

A. Present Continuous B. Past Continuous
C. Future Indefinite D. Future Continuous

2. Choose the correct spellings.

A. Unprecedented B. inprecedented, C. unpracedented D. unprecidented

3. The plural of ‘syllabus’ is:

A. Syllabus B. syllabi C. Syllabuses D. Syllabis

4. If she were not always so late, she_______ promoted.

A. Would be B. Will be C. Would have been D. Would have

5. Choose the sentence which has an adjective clause in it.

A. She learnt how she should use the machine. .
B. Everyone who has been invited is present.
C. Every team has a captain to direct the other players.
D. He noticed that the clock had stopped.

6. Was the accident seen by the police yesterday? Choose the correct active voice.
A. Do the police see the accident yesterday?
B. Did the police saw the accident yesterday?
C. Do the police see the accident yesterday?
D. Did the police see the accident yesterday?

1. If she passed the exam, she ________ able to enter the university.
A. Might be B. Will be C. Was D. Would have been

2.The plural of ‘Phenomenon’ is:

A. Phonemoneon B. phenomena C. Phenomenons D. Phenomenon
3. Choose the sentence that has a reflexive pronoun.
A. He himself will be our new friend. B. Hand me that hammer
C. I saw myself in the mirror. D. Is this your teacher’s book?

4. Choose the second condition.

A. If I spoke perfect English, I would have a good job.
B. If I speak perfect English, I will have a good job.
C. If I had spoken perfect English, I would have got a good job.
D. If I spoke perfect English, I will have a good job.

5. identify the compound-complex sentence.

A. He left in a hurry after he got a phone call but he came back five minutes
later.
B. Aleena likes playing badminton but her brother likes reading books.
C. He missed the plane because he was late.
D. I have not met my classmates for a long.

6. Choose the sentence which has an adjective clause in it.

A. The class discussed what they should make for the funfair.
B. She replied that she would come.
C. They warned him that he should not deceive them.
D. Which is the road that leads quickly to the station?

i. Which of the following is an indefinite pronoun.

A. His B. Either C. Those D. Anything

ii. Each of the family members ________ one vote.

A. Has B. Have C. Will has D. Has had

iii. Shan __________ to lunch yet.

A. Has not gone B. Did not go C. Will not go D. Is not going

iv. Everyone tried very hard to win the race.

A. Transitive verb B. Intransitive verb C. Regular verb D. Linking verb

v. Choose Present Perfect Tense:

A. Our class took a field trip three times this year.
B. Our class takes a field trip three times this year.
C. Our class has taken a field trip three times this year.
D. Our class had taken a field trip three times this year.

vi. Choose the sentence which has noun clause in it.

A. The reason why he failed is obvious. B. He replied that he would come.
C. Here is the book you want. D. You may sit wherever you like.
i. Someone _______ his own thoughts.
A. Has B. Have C. Will be D. Will has

ii. There is a garage ________ the house.

A. Above B. Up C. From D. Behind

iii. One sang while the other played the guitar.

A. Indefinite & Personal pronoun B. Distributive & Indefinite pronoun
C. Both Indefinite D. Both Personal

iv. She knows the secret.

A. Transitive verb B. Intransitive verb C. Regular verb D. Linking verb

v. Choose Present Perfect Tense:

A How long did she live in Karachi?
B. How long she lived in Karachi?
C. How long has she lived in Karachi?
D. How long has she been living in Karachi?

vi. Choose the sentence which has noun clause in it.

A. If you do not hurry, you will miss the train. B. I do it because I choose to.
C. He laughs best who laughs last. D. I went to see what had happened.

i. The word ‘adhesive’ means:

A. Oily B. Sticky C. Rinsed D. Diverted

ii. Shamsa ______ a film when she heard a noise.

A. Is watching B. Was watching C. Watched D. Watches

iii. The principal of this school is on leave.

A. Adjective Phrase B. Adverb Phrase C. Noun phrase D. Clause

iv. ______ question that he asked me was easy.

A. The B. An C. A D. None

v. Choose the sentence which has personification in it.

A. Your explanation is as clear as a mud. B. The stars are sparkling diamonds.
C. his words cut deeper than a knife. D. My alarm clock yells at me to get up.

vi. Choose the complex sentence.

A. All that glitters is not gold.
B. They had a tough job, yet they never stopped trying.
C. Sammy did not walk fast, so she missed the bus.
D. He tried his best but it was not enough.
vii. Choose the noun.
A. Gathered B. Gather C. Gathering D. Gatherable

i. Anyone can get ______ name in the news.

A. His B. Her C. Its D. Their

ii. The word ‘distract’ means:

A. To exclude B. To divert C. To reject D. To doubt

iii. If a rash appears, stop using that ointment.

A. Participle B. Gerund C. Infinitive D. Verb

iv. Is there ______ good restaurant around here?

A. The B. An C. A D. None

v. Choose the sentence which has metaphor in it.

A. They are as different as night and day. B. Lightening danced across the sky.
C. the wind whispered in the dark. D. The stormy ocean was a raging bull.

8. Cranes are birds. Linking Auxiliary, Complement, Action verb

9. Do you plough in the field?

Past Indefinite, Future Perfect Present Indefinite Present Perfect

10. What are you drawing? Verb, Participle, Gerund, Infinitive

11. Which of the following is not a sentence?

Buckle the shoe, Garlands make garland.
Who has written the book? Your beautiful hair

12. Which of the following is not a concrete noun? Goat, Bed, Ability, Telephone

13. I recite the Holy Quran in the morning. Linking, Complement, Intransitive,
Transitive

14. She became a doctor. Auxiliary, Regular, Linking, Transitive

15. Time makes the worst enemies friends.

Subject, Object, Subject complement, Object complement

16. He teaches us Geometry. Subject, Verb , Direct object, Indirect object

17. The old woman is dead.

Object Verb, Subject complement, Object complement

18. I promised him a present. Subject, Verb , Direct object, Indirect object
19. The proof of the pudding is in the eating.
Object, Verb, Predicate, Object complement

20. Sweet are the uses of adversity.

Subject, Object, Subject complement, Object complement

21. The sun gives light.

Transitive verb, Regular verb, Intransitive verb, Auxiliary verb

22. His grammar is shocking. Verb, Participle, Infinitive, Gerund

23. I know him. Transitive verb, Regular verb, Intransitive verb, Auxiliary verb

24. All precautions must have been neglected for the plague spread rapidly.
Coordinating , Subordinating, Correlative, compound

25. I would die before I lied.

Coordinating Subordinating Correlative Compound

26. Tell him that I will come.

Relative pro Subordinating conj Demonstrative adj Demonstrative pro

27. A city that is built at the top is seen easily.

Relative pro Subordi conj Demonstrative adj Demonstrative pro

28. Live well so that you may die well. The type of conjunction is:
Coordinating, Subordinating, Correlative, Compound

29. She formerly lived here. Time, Place, Manner, Frequency

30. Throw it off. The sentence is: Interrogative, Assertive, Optative, Imperative

31. Have mercy upon us. Interrogative, Assertive, Optative, Imperative

32. He made his wife do the work .

Verb, Infinitive, Complement, Appositive phrase

33. Mr. Ahsen, the captain of the team, received injury.

Clause Object Appositive phrase Object complement

34. We prohibit smoking. Verb Participle Gerund Infinitive

35. He can play the flute.

Adverb Definite article Indefinite article Conjunction
36. They hurt themselves.
Personal Indefinite Emphatic Reflexive

37. We will see to it ourselves.

Personal Indefinite Emphatic Reflexive

38. Do good to others.

Personal Indefinite Emphatic Reflexive

39. Here is the book that you asked for.

Adverb Conjunction Preposition Adjective

40. Is this the train to Lahore?

Adjective phrase Adverb phrase Adverb clause Noun phrase

41. He bought the library which belonged to his uncle.

Simple Compound Complex Compound-complex

42. Rama went out to play; Hari stayed into work.

Simple Compound Complex Compound-complex

43. We rose very early.

Adverb of Degree Adj of Quantity Adverb of Frequency Adverb of manner

44. This is not the time to play.

Verb Participle Gerund Infinitive

45. Some of the cargo has been damaged by the storm.

Personal Indefinite Demonstrative Reflexive

46. How do you feel?

Transitive verb Regular verb Intransitive verb Auxiliary verb

47. I feel a severe pain in my head.

Transitive verb Regular verb Intransitive verb. Auxiliary verb

48. Each of the men received a reward.

Distributive pro Indefinite pron Distributive adj Indefinite num adj

49. They all gave evidence against one another.

Indefinite Distributive Reciprocal Demonstrative

50. There is little time for preparation.

Adj of number Adj of Quantity Adj of Quality Demonstrative adj

51. His courage won him honour. The noun is:

Common, Proper, Abstract, Material

52. She pronounced the word quite correctly.

Adjective, Adverb, Conjunction, Preposition

53. The little girl sat under a tree.

Adjective, Adverb, Conjunction, Preposition

54. Hyderabad is a large city. The adjective is:

Quality, Quantity, Demonstrative, Interrogative

55. There are not enough spoons.

Number, Quantity, Demonstrative, Interrogative

56. The moment which is lost is lost forever.

Personal, Interrogative, Relative , Distributive

57. I can swim across the river.

Helping verb Modal verb Auxiliary verb Intransitive verb

58. He has never seen a tiger. The adverb is of :

Time, Degree. Frequency, Manner

59. The cat jumped off the chair.

Adjective, Adverb, Conjunction, Preposition

60. Ah! Have they gone?

Interjection, Adverb, Conjunction, Preposition

61. He dislikes having to punish his servants. .

Adverb Phrase Noun phrase Adverb clause Adjective clause

62. The dying man replied feebly.

Participle, Gerund, Infinitive, Verb

63. I hope you will excuse my leaving early.

Participle , Gerund, Infinitive, Verb

64. The boys fly their kites.

Transitive, Intransitive, Linking, Auxiliary

65. They themselves admitted the fault.

Personal, Indefinite, Emphatic, Reflexive

66. The ship sustained heavy damage. The adjective is:

Quantity Quality Number Demonstrative
67. He certainly left.
Reason Degree Affirmation Frequency

Figure of speech:
Apostrophe: it is a direct address to the dead, to the absent or to the personified object.
Milton! Thou should’st be living at this hour. O death! Where is thy sting?
O solitude where are the charms. O grave! Where is thy victory?
Antithesis: In antithesis, a striking opposition or contrast of words or statements is made in
the same sentence.
Man proposes; God disposes many are called but few are chosen.
To err is human; to forgive divine. Speech is silver, silence is gold.
Oxymoron: It is a special form of antithesis, where two contradictory ideas are predicted at
one of the same thing.
So innocent arch, so cunningly simple. It was his kind cruelty.
Irony: Irony is a mode of speech in which the real meaning is exactly the opposite of that
which is literally conveyed.
No doubt but you are the people, and the wisdom shall die with you.
Pun: A pun consists in the use of word in such a way that it is capable of more than one
application.
Metonymy: An object is designated by the name of something which is generally associated
with it.
The bench for the judges the crown, for the king Bluejackets for sailors
red-coats for British soldiers
Synecdoche: A part is used to designate the whole or the whole to designate a part.
He has many mouths to feed. Uneasy lies the head that wears the crown.
All the best brains in Europe could not solve the problem.
Interrogation: It is asking of the question not for the sake of getting an answer but merely for
the sake of rhetorical effect.
This is my own, my native land? Am I my brother’s keeper?
Climax: It is the arrangement of a series of ideas in the order of increasing importance.
Anticlimax: It is opposite of climax- from higher to lower. It is used for the purpose of satire
or ridicule.

Sonnet: This very old form of poetry was made famous by none other than William
Shakespeare
Ode: The ode is one of the oldest forms of poetry and believed to have come from ancient
Greece.
Epic: it is a long work of poetry deals with adventures of characters. The word epic comes
from an ancient Greek term ‘epos’ which means story, word or poem.
Stanza = a set amount of lines in poetry grouped together by their length, meter or rhyme
scheme.
Couplet = a two-line stanza. Tercet = a three-line stanza.
Quatrain = a four-line stanza. Cinquain = a five-line stanza.
Syllable = the single, unbroken sound of a spoken or written word.
stet = a six-line stanza.
Elegy: The elegy is another type of poem that lacks particular rules, but it usually is written in
mourning following a death.
Ballad: is a form of poetry that can be poetical or musical.
Examples/kinds of prose include novels, short stories, essays, letters, editorials, articles, and
journals.
AUTOBIOGRAPHY: Autobiography is also a kind of prose and as the term suggests, it is
the self-written account of one’s life.
FOLKTALE: Folktale is popular or legendary stories, familiar to a specific group or culture
reflecting their values and ideas.
FABLE: A fictional work of literature featuring inanimate objects or forces
of nature, animals, plants or legendary creatures having humanlike attributes.
PARABLE: A parable is a brief, educational story, written in the form of prose or verse, that
explains one or more informative lessons or teachings. I
NOVEL: A novel is a long literary fictional work, usually written in the form of prose.
SHORT STORY: As the name suggests, a short story is a fictional prose narrative which is
shorter than a novel. A short story has only one or few events and passages, has few characters
and few to no chapters.
ESSAY: a piece of writing that lets the author present his/her ideas and feelings or argument.