10th Class English Guess Paper 2026

10th Class English Guess Paper 2026 is valid for all Punjab Boards. Including BISE Lahore, BISE Multan, BISE Gujranwala, BISE Sahiwal, BISE Sargodha, BISE DG Khan, BISE Faisalabad, and BISE Jammu Kashmir

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10th Class English Guess papers SECTION I

Question 1. Choose the word with correct spelling as requested

1 (A) Jentleman (B) Gentiman (C) Gentleman (D) Gentalman

2 (A) Guidence (B) Guidance (C) Gudence (D) Gidence

3 (A) Excellent (B) Excellant (C) Excelent (D) Excillent

4 (A) Motevation (B) Motivotion (C) Motevotion (D) Motivation

5 (A) Aditorials (B) Editorials (C) Editoryals (D) Oditorials

6 (A) Sermun (B) Serman (C) Sermon (D) Sermaan

7 (A) Oentment (B) Onitment (C) Ointment (D) Aintment

8 (A) Entertainment (B) Intertainment (C) Antertanment (D) Entertianment

9 (A) Eptitude (B) Aptitude (C) Aptetude (D) Aptitud

10 (A) Demise (B) Demize (C) Demyse (D) Dimise

11 (A) Rense (B) Runse (C) Rins (D) Rinse

12 (A) Noies (B) Naise (C) Noise (D) Noice

13 (A) Available (B) Avialable (C) Avaleable (D) Aviolable

14 (A) Costumary (B) Customary (C) Customery (D) Custmary

15 (A) Responsibal (B) Responseble (C) Respansible (D) Responsible

16 (A) Diceded (B) Decided (C) Desided (D) Disided

17 (A) Enimy (B) Enamy (C) Enemy (D) Enumy

18 (A) Aeble (B) Eble (C) Able (D) Ablea

19 (A) Revilation (B) Revelation (C) Rivelation (D) Ravelation

20 (A) Newspaper (B) Newspapir (C) Newspapar (D) Newspapere

21 (A) Specifac (B) Spacific (C) Specific (D) Spicefic

22 (A) Erable (B) Erabel (C) Arable (D) Arabel

23 (A) Patience (B) Petience (C) Patlance (D) Pateince

24 (A) Separate (B) Saparat (C) Seiparate (D) Separate

25 (A) Relevent (B) Relevunt (C) Relevant (D) Revleantt

26 (A) Consentration (B) Concentration (C) Concantration (D) Concentrashun

27 (A) Techiqe (B) Techniq (C) Technique (D) Techneque

28 (A) Substetute (B) Sebstitute (C) Subctitute (D) Substitute

29 (A) Attempt (B) Attemmpt (C) Atempt (D) Attmipt

30 (A) Decline (B) Declane (C) Dicline (D) Declene

31 (A) Competition (B) Compatation (C) Cumpatition (D) Cemputation

32 (A) Modern (B) Modrin (C) Madren (D) Modron

33 (A) Infection (B) Enfection (C) Anfection (D) Infaction

34 (A) Contest (B) Contast (C) Conteast (D) Cantest

35 (A) Actualy (B) Actuely (C) Actuelly (D) Actually

36 (A) Proirity (B) Priority (C) Poroity (D) Preority

37 (A) Ingineer (B) Angineer (C) Engineer (D) Engaere

38 (A) Disciplines (B) Desciplines (C) Dusceplines (D) Disceplines

39 (A) Property (B) Proparty (C) Praperty (D) Propirty

40 (A) Fossil (B) Fosil (C) Fossel (D) Fosseil

41 (A) Leterature (B) Literacher (C) Litirature (D) Literature

42 (A) Magazines (B) Magzines (C) Magezines (D) Magazenes

43 (A) Surty (B) Surty (C) Shurty (D) Surety

44 (A) Iquitable (B) Equitabal (C) Eqiutable (D) Equitable

45 (A) Privilege (B) Previlege (C) Privelege (D) Preilage

46 (A) Destitud (B) Distitute (C) Destitute (D) Destitude

47 (A) Disgrace (B) Desgrace (C) Disgrase (D) Decgrace

48 (A) Custom (B) Custum (C) Custam (D) Custoom

49 (A) Luxery (B) Luxury (C) Luxary (D) Luxry

50 (A) Sentury (B) Century (C) Cantary (D) Cintury

51 (A) Beneath (B) Beneeth (C) Benaeth (D) Benieth

52 (A) Oppertunity (B) Opportunity (C) Oportunity (D) Opportunety

53 (A) Calender (B) Celendar (C) Calendar (D) Calandar

54 (A) Exchange (B) Exchenge (C) Excheng (D) Ekschange

55 (A) Adhasive (B) Adhesive (C) Adhsive (D) Adhasiv

56 (A) Auditary (B) Auditery (C) Audetory (D) Auditory

57 (A) Chivlary (B) Chivalry (C) Chevelaray (D) Chvilary

58 (A) Auqifers (B) Aiqufers (C) Aquifers (D) Aquifers

59 (A) Circamstances (B) Circumstances (C) Circumstancas (D) Cercumstances

60 (A) Ascalat (B) Escalate (C) Escalat (D) Ascalate

61 (A) Fertiel (B) Fartile (C) Fertial (D) Fertile

62 (A) Innovative (B) Ennovative (C) Annovative (D) Invative

63 (A) Fantesis (B) Fantusies (C) Fantasies (D) Fentasies

64 (A) Privale (B) Privail (C) Prevail (D) Prevale

65 (A) Prificent (B) Profcient (C) Proficint (D) Proficient

66 (A) Leisur (B) Leisure (C) Leasure (D) Liesure

67 (A) Prodaction (B) Production (C) Prodoction (D) Pruduction

68 (A) Incissant (B) Incessant (C) Encissent (D) Encessunt

69 (A) Elastic (B) Elastac (C) Alastic (D) Elestic

70 (A) Broadcost (B) Bradcast (C) Broadcast (D) Brodcast

71 (A) Sequance (B) Saquence (C) Seequence (D) Sequence

72 (A) Applauze (B) Aplause (C) Applause (D) Appleuse

73 (A) Competishun (B) Cumpetition (C) Compitetion (D) Competition

74 (A) Asociation (B) Association (C) Asoslation (D) Ascoclation

75 (A) Uncanscious (B) Unconshious (C) Unconscious (D) Unconcious

76 (A) Mentel (B) Mantal (C) Mintal (D) Mental

77 (A) Minar (B) Minur (C) Miner (D) Minor

78 (A) Contineus (B) Continuous (C) Cantineous (D) Contenuous

79 (A) Intersede (B) Intercede (C) Entercede (D) Interside

80 (A) Innovetive (B) Innovative (C) Innovatiev (D) Innovetave

81 (A) Might (B) Mieght (C) Meight (D) Maight

82 (A) Conveniant (B) Canvenient (C) Convenient (D) Conveneint

83 (A) Prasoner (B) Prisoner (C) Presoner (D) Prisonor

84 (A) Celebration (B) Selebration (C) Celebraion (D) Seelebration

85 (A) Immidiate (B) Immedaite (C) Imediate (D) Immediate

86 (A) Adress (B) Addres (C) Address (D) Addruss

87 (A) Frastration (B) Frustrashion (C) Frustration (D) Frastretion

88 (A) Irrigation (B) Irregation (C) Errigation (D) Irrijation

89 (A) Gentl (B) Gental (C) Gentle (D) Gentale

90 (A) Debris (B) Dabris (C) Debres (D) Deberis

91 (A) Pressure (B) Prassure (C) Pressur (D) Preesur

92 (A) Prasperity (B) Prosparity (C) Prosperity (D) Prosperety

93 (A) Repatation (B) Raputation (C) Reputashion (D) Reputation

94 (A) Carrir (B) Carier (C) Carrer (D) Career

95 (A) Magnitued (B) Magnetude (C) Magnitude (D) Magintude

96 (A) Education (B) Aiducation (C) Eiducation (D) Aeducation

97 (A) Participent (B) Partcipant (C) Particpant (D) Participant

98 (A) Decad (B) Decade (C) Dacade (D) Deacade

99 (A) Primerily (B) Premirly (C) Prumarily (D) Primarily

100 (A) Anteboitic (B) Antibiotic (C) Entibiotic (D) Antibotic

101 (A) Peple (B) Paple (C) Pople (D) People

102 (A) Danamic (B) Dynamic (C) Dynemic (D) Dynamec

103 (A) Defy (B) Defi (C) Dafy (D) Dufy

104 (A) Integrity (B) Entegrity (C) Intagrity (D) Integrety

105 (A) Effective (B) Effcetive (C) Effactive (D) Affective

106 (A) Cirtain (B) Cartain (C) Certain (D) Certein

107 (A) Signifikance (B) Segnificance (C) Significance (D) Signeficance

108 (A) Interst (B) Intirest (C) Interest (D) Inturst

109 (A) Transcends (B) Trancends (C) Transends (D) Transendz

110 (A) Dispute (B) Despute (C) Dispuet (D) Disput

111 (A) Endividual (B) Individual (C) Indivigual (D) Indevidual

112 (A) Recepient (B) Recipient (C) Reicepient (D) Racipent

113 (A) Diner (B) Dinner (C) Denner (D) Denir

114 (A) Camprehend (B) Comprehend (C) Comprihend (D) Comprehand

115 (A) Energy (B) Inergy (C) Enargy (D) Enirgy

116 (A) Exsel (B) Excele (C) Excel (D) Exsele

117 (A) Victams (B) Victims (C) Vactims (D) Vactums

118 (A) Comming (B) Comeing (C) Cuming (D) Coming

119 (A) Acadimy (B) Academy (C) Acidamy (D) Accademy

120 (A) Decade (B) Decede (C) Dekade (D) Dacede

121 (A) Acheve (B) Achieve (C) Achive (D) Acheive

122 (A) Adequete (B) Edequate (C) Adequate (D) Adequete

123 (A) Language (B) Languege (C) Lenguage (D) Linguage

124 (A) Tewzeer (B) Twezer (C) Tweezar (D) Tweezer

125 (A) Revange (B) Revinge (C) Revenge (D) Revonge

126 (A) Bandeges (B) Bendedes (C) Bandages (D) Bandagess

127 (A) Succes (B) Seccess (C) Success (D) Sccass

128 (A) Fixe (B) Fix (C) Fex (D) Fux

129 (A) Colunm (B) Column (C) Calumn (D) Calunm

130 (A) Acadamic (B) Acadmic (C) Academic (D) Acedmic

131 (A) Envelope (B) Envilop (C) Envalop (D) Envulop

132 (A) Aktivity (B) Activity (C) Ectivety (D) Activety

133 (A) Meduim (B) Mudiem (C) Medeum (D) Medium

134 (A) Leboratory (B) Laboratory (C) Laboretory (D) Leboretory

135 (A) Primerily (B) Premirly (C) Prumarily (D) Primarily

136 (A) Pasitive (B) Positive (C) Possitive (D) Positiv

137 (A) Execushion (B) Axecution (C) Execution (D) Ekzecution

138 (A) Ancestor (B) Encestor (C) Ancistor (D) Ancester

139 (A) Perfection (B) Parfection (C) Perfaction (D) Pirfection

140 (A) Judjment (B) Jugment (C) Jujment (D) Judgement

141 (A) Fascinating (B) Facinating (C) Fasinating (D) Fascenating

Question 2. Choose the correct meaning of underlined word as requested:

1 Hazrat Muhammad’s life is a perfect model and example for the people.

(A) Helped (B) Faultless (C) Spiritual light (D) Worthy

2 Their ancestors killed a member of our family.

(A) Relatives (B) Brothers (C) Forefathers (D) Successors

3 He advised the most equitable plan for the setting of the Black Stone.

(A) Privileged (B) Reasonable (C) Favourite (D) Worthy

4 He decided every case brought to him by friend or foe with justice.

(A) Partner (B) Companion (C) Enemy (D) Friend

5 The antonyms of perfect is:

(A) Deficient (B) Imperfect (C) Complete (D) Incomplete

6 The Rasool was so well known for his justice.

(A) Reputed (B) Famous (C) Unknown (D) Appreciated

7 The synonym of firm is:

(A) Expensive (B) Powerful (C) Persistent (D) Base

8 The synonym of equitable is:

(A) Fair (B) Equal (C) Just (D) Nearest

9 The word destitute means: (A) Very able (B) Very rich (C) Very poor (D) Very intelligent

10 There was complete silence. (A) Half (B) Nothing (C) Partial (D) Fully

11 Might means: (A) Strength (B) Meek (C) Minor (D) Milk

12 The synonym of foe is: (A) Friend (B) Relative (C) Enemy (D) Companion

13 Prior to the first day of the new year… (A) Preceding (B) Following (C) Next (D) Subsequent

14 Envelopes are not to be opened until:

(A) The recipient has left the home of the giver

(B) The giver has gone to sleep

(D) The giver did not allow

15 Another popular custom is to hang up signs…

(A) Law (B) Practice (C) Rule (D) Evidence

16 Hanging up signs and poster on doors and windows means:

(A) Love and sincerity (B) Luck and happiness (C) Care and affection (D) Sad and gloomy

17 He is the recipient of many awards.

(A) Receiver (B) Buyer (C) Winner (D) Giver

18 In China, celebration can actually last up to a…

(A) Week (B) Fortnight (C) Month (D) Year

19 Elders present red packets to unmarried members…

(A) White (B) Red (C) Black (D) Pink

20 Chinese new year falls somewhere…

(A) Between January 21st and February 20th

(B) On January 21st

(D) On December 1st

21 In Chinese language the world eight means:

(A) Love (B) Ugly (C) Prosperity (D) Friend

22 He is the recipient of many awards.

(A) Winner (B) Receiver (C) Buyer (D) Giver

23 Celebration can actually last up to month.

(A) Infect (B) Generally (C) Urgent (D) Really

24 Hanging up signs and posters on doors and windows mean:

(A) Luck and happiness (B) Love and sincerity (C) Care and affection (D) Sad and gloomy

25 The synonyms of persevere is:

(A) Surrender (B) Persist (C) Give up (D) Prize

26 The antonyms of fail is:

(A) Unsuccessful (B) Flourish (C) Succeed (D) Strong

27 The synonym of appear is:

(A) Vanish (B) Disappear (C) Seem (D) Deem

28 The synonym of conquer is:

(A) Tough (B) Shame (C) Win (D) Heed

29 The antonyms of win is:

(A) Lose (B) Give (C) Get (D) Victory

30 The synonym of reward is:

(A) Good (B) Fine (C) Prize (D) Excellent

31 If we strive, tis no disgrace.

(A) Insult (B) Reward (C) Fall (D) Task

32 This is the lesson you should heed.

(A) Learn (B) Pay attention (C) Try (D) Revise

33 The meaning of the word strive is:

(A) Reward (B) Struggle (C) Encourage (D) Avenge

34 You and I work well together… are good friends.

(A) We (B) They (C) Their (D) You

35 If we strive, ’tis no disgrace.

(A) Fail (B) Insult (C) Reward (D) Task

36 Thorough cleaning reduces the risk of…

(A) Antibiotic (B) Rash (C) Allergy (D) Infection and tetanus

37 The antonym of minor is:

(A) Vast (B) Bright (C) Big (D) Major

38 The antonym of mighty is:

(A) Powerful (B) Strong (C) Grand (D) Weak

39 develops a sense of crisis management.

(A) Small (B) Handling minor accidents (C) Large (D) Medium

40 If rash appears, stop using the ointment.

(A) Rash (B) Allergy (C) Infection (D) Wounds

41 First aid is temporary and immediate help.

(A) Delayed (B) Rapid (C) Slow (D) Lazy

42 Sometimes we many have accidents and we may get hurt.

(A) Injured (B) Heal (C) Injury (D) Hide

43 The word debris means:

(A) Rubble (B) Mud (C) Soil (D) Send

44 The word Critical means:

(A) Reduced (B) Improve (C) Serious (D) Idle

45 Change the dressing at least:

(A) Weekly (B) Daily (C) Twice (D) Monthly

46 Mighty means:

(A) Strength (B) Meek (C) Minor (D) Mild

47 The synonym of dressing is:

(A) Clothes (B) Bandage (C) Garments (D) Bed sheet

48 Their ancestors killed a member of our family.

(A) Brothers (B) Forefathers (C) Relatives (D) Successors

49 The synonyms of Persevere is:

(A) Surrender (B) Give up (C) Persist (D) Accept

50 The antonym of Fail is:

(A) Unsuccessful (B) Flourish (C) Succeed (D) Foe

51 He advised the most equitable plan…

(A) Honorable (B) Privileged (C) Reasonable (D) Favorite

52 The synonyms of Reward is:

(A) Penalty (B) Fine (C) Prize (D) Gift

53 And when the sun comes out after this rain shall stop.

(A) Spreads (B) Appears (C) Passes (D) Hears

54 It made me feel… which connotation is more negative?

(A) Frightened (B) Brave (C) Uneasy (D) He

55 I ate a… sandwich. Which connotation is more negative?

(A) Moist (B) Grin (C) Uneasy (D) Soggy

56 Everyone had a… on his or her face. Which connotation is more positive?

(A) Smile (B) Smirk (C) Grin (D) Polite

57 The synonym lovely is:

(A) Beautiful (B) Loyal (C) Unattractive (D) Ugly

58 The antonym of bright is:

(A) Boring (B) Brilliant (C) Clear (D) Dark

59 Some of the monkeys made… faces. Which connotation is more positive?

(A) Amusing (B) Fool hardy (C) Hilarious (D) Brave

60 The synonym of convenient is:

(A) Hard (B) Good (C) Difficult (D) Easy

61 …there are distinct differences…

(A) Perplexing (B) Good (C) Clear (D) Minor

62 Their laziness caused their failure.

(A) Indolence (B) Aggression (C) Greed (D) Stupidity

63 The synonym of merely is:

(A) Mockingly (B) Only (C) Madly (D) Clearly

64 The word luxury means:

(A) Trouble (B) Reading (C) Delight (D) Help

65 Sincerely is an example of a…

(A) Writer’s name (B) Signature (C) Inside address (D) Complimentary closing

66 motivation he needs to become…

(A) Wealthy (B) Famous (C) Successful (D) Winner

67 The last couple of years have been a long bumpy ride…

(A) Good time (B) Easy time (C) Leisure time (D) Hard and challenging time

68 I am prepared excel in the years to come.

(A) To do well (B) Support (C) Report (D) Stop

69 Motivation means:

(A) Affection (B) Invention (C) Inspiration (D) Movement

70 The antonym of Bright is:

(A) Dull (B) Brilliant (C) Clear (D) Dark

71 The synonym of Lovely is:

(A) Charming (B) Beautiful (C) Attractive (D) Ugly

72 I am prepared to excel…

(A) High (B) Exalted (C) To do extremely well (D) Easy

73 The synonyms of Culprit is:

(A) Honest (B) Offender (C) Innocent (D) Desert

74 …there are distinct differences.

(A) Perplexed (B) Clear (C) Minor (D) Small

75 But the point here is that it is not that convenient.

(A) Good (B) Complicated (C) Difficult (D) Easy

76 But all of that is not is core.

(A) Temporary (B) High (C) Strong (D) Centre

77 The antonym of bright is:

(A) Shine (B) Brilliant (C) Dark (D) Clear

78 Actually the man was a heartless killer.

(A) Usually (B) Uncommonly (C) Widely (D) Really

79 The antonym of Abandon is:

(A) Support (B) Discard (C) Desert (D) Brilliant

80 A person who designs building is called:

(A) An architect (B) A witness (C) A host (D) A scientist

81 He asked me… very hard question.

(A) An (B) The (C) A (D) None of these

82 Might; The underlined word’s meanings is:

(A) Right (B) Strength (C) Power (D) Weak

83 The word smashing means:

(A) Hitting and breaking (B) Making (C) Moving (D) Flying

84 Is this your book? The underlined word is pronoun.

(A) Reflexive (B) Possessive (C) Demonstrative (D) Personal

85 The scope of any field…

(A) Short coming (B) Relation (C) Range of activities (D) Strong feelings

86 There was complete silence.

(A) Half (B) Nothing (C) Partial (D) Fully

87 Right profession means to:

(A) Choose the career (B) Develop a tradition (C) Select the scope (D) Organize the graph

88 The synonym of innovative is:

(A) Out dated (B) New (C) Old (D) Obsolete

89 Keep soap out of the actual…

(A) Wound (B) Injury (C) Cut (D) Scrapes

90 The word dynamic means:

(A) Resulting (B) Scope (C) Active and changing (D) Developed

91 The comfort books defy time…

(A) Openly resist something (B) Problem (C) Consider (D) Discard

92 She started delving into this part.

(A) Remembering (B) Imaging (C) Discovering (D) Probing

93 Literature is the story of…

(A) Humans (B) Mankind (C) People (D) Forefathers

94 The synonym of glorious is:

(A) Fabulous (B) Splendid (C) Lustrous (D) Powerful

95 Have you got anything… those poor women could take their children?

(A) Which (B) Whom (C) That (D) What

96 Why are you so sad? I’ve lost pen… I bought this morning.

(A) Which (B) That (C) Whom (D) What

97 The comfort of books defy time and break borders.

(A) Favour (B) consider as same (C) openly resist something (D) None of these

98 The man… you were talking to at the meeting is my cousin.

(A) Whom (B) Which (C) What (D) That

99 I have lost the pen… I bought this morning.

Which (B) That (C) Whom (D) What

Question 3 Choose the correct option (Verb)

I ______ my meals at night. (A) Take (B) Takes (C) Taking (D) Taken
They ______ their work by tomorrow. (A) Finish (B) Finished (C) Will have finished (D) Finishing
She ______ since morning. (A) Sleep (B) Slept (C) Sleeping (D) Has been sleeping
It ______ for two hours. (A) Rain (B) Is raining (C) Has been raining (D) Rains
I ______ in this house since 1970. (A) Living (B) Lived (C) Have been living (D) Live
He ______ here yesterday. (A) Come (B) Came (C) Coming (D) Will come
I ______ to school tomorrow. (A) Go (B) Went (C) Shall go (D) Going
They have been playing since morning. (A) Play (B) Played (C) Have been playing (D) Playing
She ______ the truth. (A) Does not speak (B) Do not speak (C) Not speak (D) Speaking
He ______ a book when I saw him. (A) Read (B) Reads (C) Was reading (D) Is reading
I ______ tea. (A) Take (B) Took (C) Have already taken (D) Taking
She ______ here for ten years. (A) Work (B) Worked (C) Has been working (D) Works
The sun ______ before we reached home. (A) Set (B) Sets (C) Had set (D) Setting
He ______ back in an hour. (A) Is (B) Was (C) Will be (D) Been
I ______ him since Monday. (A) See (B) Saw (C) Have not seen (D) Seeing
They ______ Lahore by now. (A) Reach (B) Reached (C) Will have reached (D) Reaching
It ______ when I went out. (A) Rain (B) Rains (C) Was raining (D) Is raining
She ______ her work before the guests arrived. (A) Finish (B) Finishes (C) Had finished (D) Finishing
I ______ my work by 10 p.m. (A) Finish (B) Shall have finished (C) Finished (D) Finishing
He ______ from fever for two days. (A) Suffer (B) Suffered (C) Has been suffering (D) Suffers
They ______ for two hours when it started raining. (A) Play (B) Had been playing (C) Have played (D) Playing
I ______ him tomorrow. (A) See (B) Saw (C) Shall see (D) Seen
He ______ to school. (A) Go (B) Went (C) Has gone (D) Going
She ______ food when I entered the room. (A) Cook (B) Cooks (C) Was cooking (D) Cooked
They ______ in this city for five years. (A) Live (B) Living (C) Have lived (D) Lives
I ______ the letter before he came. (A) Write (B) Wrote (C) Had written (D) Writing
The train ______ before I reached the station. (A) Leave (B) Leaves (C) Had left (D) Leaving
He ______ me if I ask him. (A) Help (B) Helped (C) Will help (D) Helping
They ______ the project by next month. (A) Complete (B) Completed (C) Will have completed (D) Completing
I ______ for you since morning. (A) Wait (B) Waited (C) Have been waiting (D) Waiting
She ______ the book for two hours when her mother called. (A) Read (B) Had been reading (C) Has read (D) Reading
We ______ a match on Sunday. (A) Play (B) Played (C) Shall play (D) Playing
He ______ his work honestly. (A) Do (B) Does (C) Doing (D) Done
They ______ at the joker. (A) Laugh (B) Laughs (C) Were laughing (D) Laughed
I ______ my pen. (A) Lose (B) Have lost (C) Losing (D) Lost
She ______ a lie. (A) Tell (B) Tells (C) Had told (D) Telling
The patient ______ before the doctor arrived. (A) Die (B) Dies (C) Had died (D) Dying
He ______ a prize if he works hard. (A) Get (B) Got (C) Will get (D) Getting
They ______ the match by evening. (A) Win (B) Won (C) Will have won (D) Winning
I ______ English for two years. (A) Learn (B) Learned (C) Have been learning (D) Learning
She ______ for an hour when we reached. (A) Sing (B) Had been singing (C) Has sung (D) Singing
We ______ the poor. (A) Help (B) Helped (C) Shall help (D) Helping
He ______ the truth now. (A) Speak (B) Speaks (C) Is speaking (D) Spoke
They ______ in the street. (A) Shout (B) Shouts (C) Were shouting (D) Shouted
I ______ the Taj Mahal. (A) See (B) Saw (C) Have seen (D) Seeing
She ______ tea for us. (A) Make (B) Makes (C) Had made (D) Making
The thief ______ before the police arrived. (A) Run (B) Runs (C) Had run away (D) Running
He ______ the examination. (A) Pass (B) Passed (C) Will pass (D) Passing
They ______ home by sunset. (A) Reach (B) Reached (C) Will have reached (D) Reaching
I ______ a letter for an hour. (A) Write (B) Wrote (C) Have been writing (D) Writing
She ______ since morning. (A) Weep (B) Had been weeping (C) Has wept (D) Weeping
We ______ apples. (A) Eat (B) Ate (C) Shall eat (D) Eating
He ______ a noise. (A) Make (B) Makes (C) Is making (D) Made
They ______ with joy. (A) Jump (B) Jumps (C) Were jumping (D) Jumped
I ______ my watch. (A) Find (B) Have found (C) Finding (D) Found
She ______ the dinner. (A) Cook (B) Cooks (C) Had cooked (D) Cooking
The sun ______ before I woke up. (A) Rise (B) Rises (C) Had risen (D) Rising
He ______ a new car. (A) Buy (B) Bought (C) Will buy (D) Buying
They ______ the work by tomorrow. (A) Finish (B) Finished (C) Will have finished (D) Finishing
I ______ in this school for five years. (A) Teach (B) Taught (C) Have been teaching (D) Teaching
She ______ since 8 o’clock. (A) Work (B) Had been working (C) Has worked (D) Working
We ______ the race. (A) Win (B) Won (C) Shall win (D) Winning
He ______ milk. (A) Drink (B) Drinks (C) Is drinking (D) Drank
They ______ a race. (A) Run (B) Runs (C) Were running (D) Ran
I ______ my food. (A) Take (B) Took (C) Have taken (D) Taking
She ______ the clothes. (A) Wash (B) Washes (C) Had washed (D) Washing
The bird ______ away before the boy threw a stone. (A) Fly (B) Flies (C) Had flown (D) Flying
He ______ to school. (A) Go (B) Went (C) Will go (D) Going
They ______ the house by next year. (A) Build (B) Built (C) Will have built (D) Building
I ______ football since 4 o’clock. (A) Play (B) Played (C) Have been playing (D) Playing
She ______ the room for an hour. (A) Clean (B) Had been cleaning (C) Has cleaned (D) Cleaning
We ______ our elders. (A) Respect (B) Respected (C) Shall respect (D) Respecting
He ______ me. (A) Help (B) Helps (C) Is helping (D) Helped
They ______ in the river. (A) Swim (B) Swims (C) Were swimming (D) Swam
I ______ my work. (A) Finish (B) Have finished (C) Finishing (D) Finishes
She ______ a song. (A) Sing (B) Sings (C) Had sung (D) Singing
The teacher ______ the class before the bell rang. (A) Leave (B) Leaves (C) Had left (D) Leaving
He ______ back soon. (A) Come (B) Came (C) Will come (D) Coming
They ______ their word by tomorrow. (A) Keep (B) Will have kept (C) Kept (D) Keeping

Question 4: Choose the correct option according to grammar.

They are waiting for us. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Personal pronoun (B) Relative pronoun (C) Indefinite pronoun (D) Reflexive pronoun
Who is the man at the door? The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Personal pronoun (B) Relative pronoun (C) Interrogative pronoun (D) Indefinite pronoun
This is the same book that I lost. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Adjective (B) Pronoun (C) Noun (D) Verb
Which color do you like? The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Interrogative adjective (B) Relative pronoun (C) Personal pronoun (D) Reflexive pronoun
He is a clever boy. The underlined word is a/an———–.

(A) Adjective of quality (B) Adjective of quantity (C) Adjective of number (D) Demonstrative adjective
Our is a/an possessive ———–.

(A) Personal pronoun (B) Possessive pronoun (C) Relative pronoun (D) Reflexive pronoun
Valour is a/an———–.

(A) Proper noun (B) Abstract noun (C) Concrete noun (D) Collective noun
He is the most honest person in the group. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Noun (B) Adjective (C) Verb (D) Adverb
The police dispersed the crowd. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Proper noun (B) Abstract noun (C) Concrete noun (D) Collective noun
Dog is a/an ———–.

(A) Proper noun (B) Common noun (C) Abstract noun (D) Collective noun
A clever trick was played by the cat. The underlined word is an adjective of ———–.

(A) Quality (B) Quantity (C) Number (D) Possession
He is the ———– boy in the class.

(A) Tall (B) Taller (C) Tallest (D) The tallest
Our job is to keep the audience happy. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Abstract noun (B) Collective noun (C) Proper noun (D) Concrete noun
Hardly ever does he go to the cinema. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Adverb of frequency (B) Adverb of manner (C) Adverb of place (D) Adverb of degree
The flying bird is beautiful. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Present participle (B) Past participle (C) Gerund (D) Infinitive
He likes reading books. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Present participle (B) Past participle (C) Gerund (D) Infinitive
To sleep is necessary for health. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Present participle (B) Past participle (C) Gerund (D) Infinitive
The broken chair is of no use. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Present participle (B) Past participle (C) Gerund (D) Infinitive
Neither of the two boys was present. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Distributive pronoun (B) Relative pronoun (C) Personal pronoun (D) Reflexive pronoun
Each of the students got a prize. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Distributive pronoun (B) Relative pronoun (C) Personal pronoun (D) Reflexive pronoun
Few people attended the meeting. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Adjective of number (B) Adjective of quantity (C) Adjective of quality (D) Demonstrative adjective
He is ———– honorable man.

(A) A (B) An (C) The (D) None
A and An are ———–.

(A) Indefinite articles (B) Definite articles (C) Prepositions (D) Conjunctions
The is a/an ———–.

(A) Indefinite article (B) Definite article (C) Preposition (D) Conjunction
Alas! he is dead. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Conjunction (B) Preposition (C) Interjection (D) Adverb
Hurrah! we have won the match. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Conjunction (B) Preposition (C) Interjection (D) Adverb
Wait until I return. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Preposition (B) Conjunction (C) Interjection (D) Adverb
He is in the room. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Conjunction (B) Preposition (C) Interjection (D) Adverb
He distributed sweets between two brothers. The underlined word is a/an———–.

(A) Conjunction (B) Preposition (C) Interjection (D) Adverb
Because he was ill, he did not come. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Preposition (B) Conjunction (C) Interjection (D) Adverb
You and I are friends. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Coordinating conjunction (B) Subordinating conjunction (C) Preposition (D) Adverb
He is poor but honest. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Coordinating conjunction (B) Subordinating conjunction (C) Preposition (D) Adverb
The book is under the table. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Conjunction (B) Preposition (C) Interjection (D) Adverb
She ran quickly. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Adverb of manner (B) Adverb of degree (C) Adverb of time (D) Adverb of place
He always speaks the truth. The underlined word is a/an adverb of frequency.

(A) Adverb of manner (B) Adverb of frequency (C) Adverb of time (D) Adverb of place
He is very kind. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Adverb of manner (B) Adverb of time (C) Adverb of degree (D) Adverb of place
He hardly ever goes to the cinema. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Adverb of frequency (B) Adverb of manner (C) Adverb of place (D) Adverb of degree
Who is the man at the door? The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Personal pronoun (B) Relative pronoun (C) Interrogative pronoun (D) Indefinite pronoun
The man who stole the purse was caught. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Relative pronoun (B) Interrogative pronoun (C) Personal pronoun (D) Reflexive pronoun
Which color do you like? The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Interrogative adjective (B) Relative pronoun (C) Personal pronoun (D) Reflexive pronoun
Our is a/an ———–.

(A) Personal pronoun (B) Possessive pronoun (C) Relative pronoun (D) Reflexive pronoun
Better is a/an ———–.

(A) Positive degree (B) Comparative degree (C) Superlative degree (D) None
Patient is a/an ———–.

(A) Proper noun (B) Common noun (C) Abstract noun (D) Collective noun
Valour is a/an ———–.

(A) Proper noun (B) Abstract noun (C) Concrete noun (D) Collective noun
He is the most honest person in the group. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Noun (B) Adjective (C) Verb (D) Adverb
The police dispersed the crowd. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Proper noun (B) Abstract noun (C) Concrete noun (D) Collective noun
Dog is a/an ———–.

(A) Proper noun (B) Common noun (C) Abstract noun (D) Collective noun
He is a clever boy. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Noun (B) Adjective (C) Verb (D) Article
A clever trick was played by the cat. The underlined word is an ———–.

(A) Quality (B) Quantity (C) Number (D) Possession
He is the ———– boy in the class.

(A) Tall (B) Taller (C) Tallest (D) The tallest
Our job is to keep the audience happy. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Abstract noun (B) Collective noun (C) Proper noun (D) Concrete noun
“How cold the night is!” This is an ———– sentence.

(A) Assertive (B) Interrogative (C) Exclamatory (D) Imperative
The flying bird is beautiful. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Present participle (B) Past participle (C) Gerund (D) Infinitive
He likes reading books. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Present participle (B) Past participle (C) Gerund (D) Infinitive
To sleep is necessary for health. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Present participle (B) Past participle (C) Gerund (D) Infinitive
The broken chair is of no use. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Present participle (B) Past participle (C) Gerund (D) Infinitive
He myself completed the task. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Reflexive pronoun (B) Emphasizing pronoun (C) Personal pronoun (D) Relative pronoun
This is the same book that I lost. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Adjective (B) Pronoun (C) Noun (D) Verb
Neither of the two boys was present. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Distributive pronoun (B) Relative pronoun (C) Personal pronoun (D) Reflexive pronoun
Each of the students got a prize. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Distributive pronoun (B) Relative pronoun (C) Personal pronoun (D) Reflexive pronoun
Few people attended the meeting. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Adjective (B) Pronoun (C) Noun (D) Verb
He is ———– honorable man.

(A) A (B) An (C) The (D) None
A and An are ———–.

(A) Indefinite articles (B) Definite articles (C) Prepositions (D) Conjunctions
The is a/an ———–.

(A) Indefinite article (B) Definite article (C) Preposition (D) Conjunction
Alas! he is dead. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Conjunction (B) Preposition (C) Interjection (D) Adverb
Hurrah! we have won the match. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Conjunction (B) Preposition (C) Interjection (D) Adverb
Wait until I return. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Preposition (B) Conjunction (C) Interjection (D) Adverb
He is in the room. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Conjunction (B) Preposition (C) Interjection (D) Adverb
He distributed sweets between two brothers. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Conjunction (B) Preposition (C) Interjection (D) Adverb
Because he was ill, he did not come. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Preposition (B) Conjunction (C) Interjection (D) Adverb
You and I are friends. The underlined word is a/an coordinating conjunction.

(A) Coordinating conjunction (B) Subordinating conjunction (C) Preposition (D) Adverb
He is poor but honest. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Coordinating conjunction (B) Subordinating conjunction (C) Preposition (D) Adverb
The book is under the table. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Conjunction (B) Preposition (C) Interjection (D) Adverb
She ran quickly. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Adverb of manner (B) Adverb of degree (C) Adverb of time (D) Adverb of place
He always speaks the truth. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Adverb of manner (B) Adverb of frequency (C) Adverb of time (D) Adverb of place
He is very kind. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Adverb of manner (B) Adverb of time (C) Adverb of degree (D) Adverb of place
He hardly ever goes to the cinema. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Adverb of frequency (B) Adverb of manner (C) Adverb of place (D) Adverb of degree
Who is the man at the door? The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Personal pronoun (B) Relative pronoun (C) Interrogative pronoun (D) Indefinite pronoun
The man who stole the purse was caught. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Relative pronoun (B) Interrogative pronoun (C) Personal pronoun (D) Reflexive pronoun
Which color do you like? The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Interrogative adjective (B) Relative pronoun (C) Personal pronoun (D) Reflexive pronoun
Our is a/an———–.

(A) Personal pronoun (B) Possessive pronoun (C) Relative pronoun (D) Reflexive pronoun
Better is a/an ———–.

(A) Positive degree (B) Comparative degree (C) Superlative degree (D) None
Patient is a/an common noun.

(A) Proper noun (B) Common noun (C) Abstract noun (D) Collective noun
Valour is a/an ———–.

(A) Proper noun (B) Abstract noun (C) Concrete noun (D) Collective noun
He is the most honest person in the group. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Noun (B) Adjective (C) Verb (D) Adverb
The police dispersed the crowd. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Proper noun (B) Abstract noun (C) Concrete noun (D) Collective noun
Dog is a/an ———–.

(A) Proper noun (B) Common noun (C) Abstract noun (D) Collective noun
He is a clever boy. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Noun (B) Adjective (C) Verb (D) Article
A clever trick was played by the cat. The underlined word is an ———–.

(A) Quality (B) Quantity (C) Number (D) Possession
He is the ———– boy in the class.

(A) Tall (B) Taller (C) Tallest (D) The tallest
Our job is to keep the audience happy. The underlined word is a/an ———–.

(A) Abstract noun (B) Collective noun (C) Proper noun (D) Concrete noun

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