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1 Worries age a Noun Adjective Verb Adverb C
man.
2 Both men looked Adjective Verb Noun Adverb A
slightly abashed,
like a pair of
guilty school
boys.
3 I saw you at the Adverb Noun Adjective Verb B
party dancing
with abandon.
4 She was taken to Noun Verb Adjective Adverb C
hospital with
abdominal pain.
5 A childhood Noun Adverb Adjective Verb C
accident had left
him with an
abiding fear of
water.
6 He apologized Adjective Noun Adverb Verb C
abjectly.
7 Don’t worry, Noun Adjective Verb Adverb B
your child is not
abnormal.
8 Decision to take Noun Adjective Verb Adverb A
action against
the members of
National
Assembly has
been put in
abeyance.
9 She is Noun Adverb Adjective Verb B
abnormally thin.
10 You behaved Noun Adjective Verb Adverb D
abominably this
evening.
11 There is a statute Verb Noun Adverb Adjective B
for the abolition
of capital
punishment.
12 She decided to Noun Adjective Adverb Verb A
have an
abortion.
13 There was an Adverb Noun Adjective Verb C
abortive attempt
at a coup during
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the president’s
absence.
14 Stories abound Adverb Adjective Verb Noun C
on the subject of
his numerous
marriages.
15 They have been Adjective Adverb Noun Verb C
reading an
abridgement of
her novel on the
radio.
16 He will contact Adverb Noun Verb Adjective A
you when he
returns from
abroad.
17 Our holiday Noun Verb Adjective Adverb C
came to an
abrupt end when
we lost all the
money.
18 He absent- Noun Adjective Verb Adverb D
mindedly picked
up someone
else’s brief case.
19 It will be an Noun Adjective Verb Adverb B
absolute disaster
if I fail my exams.
20 Was your Noun Adjective Adverb Verb C
journey
absolutely by
necessary?
21 He is strictly Verb Noun Adverb Adjective D
abstemious in his
habits of eating
and drinking.
22 Most immigrants Verb Adverb Adjective Noun A
say they are used
to having abused
shouted after
them.
23 He has an Noun Verb Adverb Adjective D
abysmal
ignorance of
grammar.
24 We must draw Noun Verb Adverb Adjective A
back from the
abyss of war.
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is better
acoustically.
36 The breaking Noun Verb Adjective adverb B
mechanism is
activated when
you pull the
emergency cord.
37 There are fewer Noun Verb Adjective Adverb A
cases of real
poverty than
you’d expect, in
actuality.
38 Khurshid was all Adjective Noun Adverb Pronoun A
alone when I saw
him.
39 The people of Noun Verb Adjective Adverb A
the rural areas
claim to have
seen strange
beings from
outer space.
40 The adequacy of Adjective Noun Pronoun Adverb B
his training and
qualifications
was not in doubt.
41 There are Noun Adjective Adverb Verb B
numerous
nicotine and
other addictive
substances in
cigarettes etc.
42 Lots of nouns are Noun Adjective Pronoun Adverb D
used adjectivally.
43 Admitted we Adverb Adjective Noun Verb A
don’t yet know
all the facts.
44 People who Noun Adjective Adverb Verb B
adopt a child are
his adoptive
parents.
45 Much a do about Noun Verb Adjective Adverb A
nothing.
46 The boat had Verb Adjective Adverb Noun C
been out adrift.
47 She steered the Verb Noun Adjective Adverb D
car adroitly
through the
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rush-hour traffic.
48 He had been her Noun Verb Adjective Adverb A
personal adviser
on press
relations.
49 The shock left Adjective Noun Adverb Verb A
her quite bereft
of speech.
50 This is not the Pronoun Noun Preposition Adverb D
time to consider
why and
wherefore of the
situation.
51 Happily I met my Noun Adjective Adverb Verb A
uncle, the
engineer.
52 It was a difficult Adjective Adverb Pronoun Verb B
word but Nasir
pronounced it
quite correctly.
53 Still water runs Pronoun Adjective Verb Adverb D
deeply.
54 The affluence of Noun Adjective Adverb Verb A
some of these
young executives
is extraordinary.
55 She deleted Noun Adverb Adjective Verb B
everything she’d
written and
started afresh.
56 I was a bit rude Noun Adjective Adverb Verb C
to her at the
meeting, and
afterwards I
apologized.
57 After the Noun Adjective Adverb Verb C
accident, his
condition was
agonizingly
uncomfortable.
58 They crowded Verb Noun Adjective Adverb C
round the
window, agog
with curiosity.
59 I was aghast at Verb Adverb Adjective Preposition C
her rudeness.
60 He knew should Noun Adverb Adjective Verb C
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started to feel.
74 The firemen put Noun Preposition Adjective Adverb A
out the blaze.
75 Her eyes are Adjective Adverb Preposition Verb A
bright blue.
76 She was dressed Noun Adjective Adverb Verb A
in blue.
77 He has been Noun Adjective Adverb Preposition B
rightly branded
as a bigoted
religious fanatic.
78 They wanted to Noun Adjective Adverb Verb A
hold a concert to
celebrate the
bicentenary of
the composer’s
birth.
79 It was indeed a Noun Adverb Adjective Preposition C
most bizarre
happening in the
market.
80 After the fight, Adverb Noun Adjective Preposition C
the boy was
black and blue all
over.
81 The elections Verb Adjective Noun Adverb B
were open and
above board.
82 The jug was filled Noun Adverb Adjective Preposition A
to the brim.
83 I cannot budge Adjective Adverb Noun Verb D
this heavy chest;
it won’t budge.
84 He hit the target Adverb Adjective Noun Verb C
of bull’s eye
correctly.
85 These planks of Noun Verb Pronoun Preposition B
wood buttress
the collapsing
wall.
86 This tree along Noun Adjective Adverb Verb C
with its tiny
flower is very
beautiful.
87 Najam was Preposition Pronoun Adjective Adverb C
beaten at his
own game.
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complete next?
98 She pushed Adverb Adjective Noun verb A
Ayesha hard and
she fell over.
99 Obviously, Noun Preposition Adverb Verb C
Waqqas is in dire
need of guidance
and help.
100 What Najam did Adverb Adjective Preposition Verb A
was proclaimed
morally a lapse.
101 What annoyed Adverb Preposition Pronoun Noun A
Shaila most was
the way he
laughed at her.
102 There is no Noun Adjective Pronoun Adverb C
doubt that the
man has lost his
mental stability.
103 Uneasy lies the Pronoun Preposition Adjective Adverb A
head that wears
the crown.
104 In life, the Pronoun Preposition Adverb Adjective A
moment which is
lost, is lost for
ever.
105 He is a very good Verb Noun Pronoun Adjective C
friend of mine.
106 What is it that Noun Verb Pronoun Adjective C
troubles you so
much.
107 The company Noun Preposition Pronoun Adjective A
needs employees
of your caliber.
108 There is a Noun Pronoun Adverb Adjective S
calculated risk in
the job.
109 “I’ve never liked Noun Adjective Adverb Pronoun A
him, you know,”
he said in a
moment of
candour.
110 Her is a Noun Adjective Adverb Verb B
captivating
personality.
111 Is it right to keep Noun Pronoun Preposition Adverb A
animals in
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captivity in a
zoo?
112 Caricatures of Adjective Adverb Noun verb C
politicians
appear in the
newspapers
every day.
113 The lion is a Adjective Adverb Noun verb A
carnivorous
animal.
114 Roses formed a Noun Pronoun Adjective Adverb A
cascade of colour
on the wall.
115 He has worked Preposition Adjective Adverb Noun A
hard in the cause
of peace.
116 Stars are celestial Adjective Adverb Pronoun Noun A
bodies.
117 Here is a Verb Noun Pronoun Adjective A
document
certifying that I
was born in
Lahore.
118 Are you by any Noun Preposition Adverb Adjective B
chance free
tonight?
119 A good leader Noun Pronoun Adjective Adverb A
must have
charisma.
120 She has a special Noun Pronoun Adjective Adverb A
clique of school
friends.
121 Abdullah is a Pronoun Adjective Adverb Preposition A
hard working
student.
122 Higher education Noun Pronoun Adjective Adverb A
is the privilege
for everyone,
and should not
be monopoly of
the rich.
123 The chess match Noun Adjective Pronoun Preposition A
was a real cliff-
hanger.
124 The drain is Verb Adjective Adverb Pronoun A
clogged with
hair.
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that glitters.
138 It will only make Adjective Adverb Pronoun noun B
the situation
worse.
139 He managed to Verb Adjective Noun Adverb B
slip into the
room unnoticed.
140 His meaning was Noun Verb Adjective Pronoun C
unmistakable.
141 He was unmoved Verb Adverb Adjective Preposition A
by her tears.
142 Unquestionably, Verb Adverb Adjective Noun B
he deserves to
be punished.
143 There was unrest Verb Noun Adjective Adverb B
all over the
country, when
the government
introduced
higher taxes.
144 That butcher Noun Adjective Verb Adverb B
charges
unreasonable
prices.
145 If you do Adverb Adjective Preposition Verb A
unwarily, he will
cheat you.
146 Please place it Preposition Adjective Adverb Verb A
upon the floor.
147 Thoughts of her Adjective Adverb Noun Verb A
father were
uppermost in her
mind.
148 Could someone Verb Preposition Noun Adjective A
update me on
what has been
happening here?
149 She has done her Adjective Adverb Noun Verb B
utmost to help
him.
150 There was utter Adjective Adverb Noun Pronoun A
silence, utter
darkness, and no
one spoke
utterly.
151 Has your child Verb Pronoun Adjective Noun A
been vaccinated
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against small
pox?
152 Vanity is his chief Noun Adjective Adverb preposition A
fault.
153 He has had a Preposition Adverb Adjective Verb C
varied career.
154 His speech Noun Adverb Verb Adjective A
started with a
joke but was
basically in a
serious vein.
155 There is an Noun Verb Preposition Adjective C
interesting
match of rugby
between Lahore
Greens versus
Lahore Reds.
156 She was on the Adjective Adverb Preposition Verb C
verge of tears.
157 After the Noun Preposition Pronoun Adjective A
explosion, not a
vestige of the
building was left.
158 He departed to Preposition Noun Adjective Adverb A
USA via Japan.
159 Dogs often chase Adverb Adjective Noun Preposition A
cats but not
usually vice
versa.
160 He keeps sending Noun Adjective Adverb Pronoun B
me vindictive
letters.
161 The scar on her Noun Verb Adverb Adjective C
face is scarcely
visible now.
162 We have sachets Noun Verb Pronoun Adverb A
of shampoo of all
makes.
163 It is all the same Adjective Preposition Adverb Noun A
to me.
164 He was a savior Adjective Pronoun Noun Adverb C
of his own
country.
165 He weighed the Noun Adjective Preposition Adverb A
flour on the
kitchen scale.
166 He described the Noun Adverb Adjective Preposition A
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likely scenario if
we didn’t follow
his advice.
167 As soon as he Noun Preposition Verb Adverb C
came into the
room, he scented
trouble.
168 It is beyond the Noun Preposition Adjective Adverb A
scope of our
realistic
imagination.
169 He paints both Noun Adverb Verb Adjective D
secular and
religious
pictures.
170 He had always Adjective Adverb Preposition Verb A
been a self-
reliant person,
now he is a self-
made millionaire.
171 You are right in a Preposition Verb Noun Adverb A
sense, but you’ve
forgotton several
important points.
172 The photo is too Adjective Noun Adverb Pronoun B
dark because the
camera was on
the wrong
setting.
173 The whole trial Adjective Noun Verb Adverb A
was a sham.
174 We could see 1 is Adjective Preposition Noun Adverb C
silhouette
against the
curtain.
175 Since I left Conjunction Preposition Adverb Adjective A
school, I have
been working as
a shop assistant.
176 He gave a Preposition Pronoun Adjective Adverb C
simplistic
explanation
which did not
reflect the
complicated
situation.
177 I sincerely hope Adverb Preposition Conjunction Adjective A
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not.
191 The meeting was Noun Preposition Adverb Adjective C
reasonably
attended.
192 My offer met Noun Preposition Adjective Adverb A
with a rebuff.
193 He came to me Adverb Adjective Pronoun Noun A
recently.
194 A dustbin is a Adjective Adverb Noun Verb C
receptacle for
rubbish.
195 The recipient of Noun Pronoun Adverb Adjective A
“Nishan-e-
Haider” is given
much regard and
honour.
196 The workers Verb Noun Adverb Adjective A
want high wages
and the bosses
want high
profits-it is
almost
impossible to
reconcile these
two aims.
197 The police have Verb Noun Adjective Adverb C
recovered the
stolen jewels.
198 He has become Noun Verb Adjective Adverb C
feeble due to his
recurrent illness.
199 There was a reek Noun Pronoun Adjective Adverb A
of tobacco
smoke in the
café.
200 There were angry Preposition Adjective Adverb Verb B
protests from the
redundant
workers.
201 Our new Noun Adjective Adverb Verb A
secretary has
excellent
references from
her previous
employer.
202 He poured the Noun Adjective Adverb preposition A
soup through a
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sieve to remove
all the lumps.
203 Obesity is a Noun Adjective Adverb Pronoun A
danger to health.
204 You are under no Noun Adjective Adverb Verb A
obligation to buy
this.
205 A nuclear attack Noun Verb Adjective Adverb B
could obliterate
whole towns and
cities.
206 He drew an Adjective Adverb Noun Preposition A
oblique line from
one corner of the
paper to the
other.
207 A toddler makes Adjective Noun Adverb Verb A
endless demands
on his mother,
oblivious to her
exhaustion.
208 She does not like Noun Preposition Adjective Adverb C
macho men.
209 It is a world of Noun Adjective Adverb Verb A
make-believe.
210 It was really a Verb Adjective Adverb Noun B
malicious remark
against us.
211 He is strong and Noun Preposition Adjective Adverb C
manly.
212 A clever lawyer Noun Verb Preposition Adjective B
can manipulate a
jury.
213 Last month, a Noun Adjective Adverb Verb B
manned
spacecraft was
launched exactly.
214 You have to Noun Verb Adverb Adjective C
operate this
sewing-machine
manually.
215 A few people Pronoun Adverb Adjective Noun A
survived, but
many died.
216 There has been a Noun Verb Adjective Adverb C
marked
improvement in
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his work.
217 We use Preposition Adjective Noun Adverb C
margarine
instead of butter.
218 It is marginally Adverb Adjective Noun Verb A
watter than it
was this time last
year.
219 Electric cars have Noun Preposition Adjective Adverb A
been on the
market for some
years.
220 In Australia there Adjective Adverb Preposition Noun D
are many kinds
of marsupials, for
example the
kangaroo and
the koala.
221 He practices Noun Verb Pronoun Adjective D
martial arts in his
spare time.
222 He was killed by Noun Adjective Adverb Verb B
falling masonry.
223 The criminal was Noun Verb Adverb Adjective B
masquerading as
a respectable
businessman.
224 It is the age of Verb Adjective Noun Adverb A
mass media,
which has
become
indispensable.
225 He was the Verb Adjective Noun Adverb C
master-mind
behind the
scheme.
226 That dress Adjective Adverb Noun Verb D
matches her red
hair.
227 It is difficult to Verb Noun Adjective Adverb A
get pandas to
mate in a zoo.
228 She spoke about Adjective Noun Verb Adverb A
her husband’s
death in a
matter-of-fact
way.
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outburst
315 Evocative adj.- Highly Typical Drawing forth Suffocating C
controversial
316 Hassock n.- Rope swing Cushion Narcotic plant Gown B
317 Effeminate Flowering Having Artificial Bringing about B
adj.- feminine change
qualities
318 Ostensibly With a In an In an excluding With a strained A
adj.- professed expected way demeanour
appearance manner
319 Substantiate To make up a Affirm Conspire Replace B
v.- tale against
320 Flaxen adj.- Made of cloth Pale yellow Rough Imperfect B
321 Inebriated Drunk Unfit to be Highly Influential A
adj.- eaten educated
322 Edifice n.- Large building Moral Religious Rare flower A
fortitude offering
323 Impish adj.- Mischievous Cowardly Like a snake Snobbish A
324 Stevedore n.- Restaurant host Garage Unloader of Travel C
attendant cargo organizer
325 Pathological Having a Displaying an Asking for Contagious B
adj.- specific order unhealthy sympathy
obsession
326 Cannonade n.- Continuous Shrub-lined Alcoholic Storage jar A
attack walkway beverage
327 Garrote n.- Prison guard Shotgun Jail Type of D
execution
328 Prevaricate v.- To comefirst Be accepted Cause a fight Speak falsely D
329 Cortege n.- Small bouquet Group of Precession Party C
attendants
330 Trousseau n.- Pantsuit Hairpiece Brothel owner Bridal package D
331 Grotto n.- Frightening Cave or Neighbourhood Type of month B
statue cavern
332 Fabulist n.- Tells lies Takes notes Makes clothing Is conceited A
one who
333 Sonorous adj.- Dreamy Bright Loud Indulgent C
334 Serigraph n.- Short poem Earthquake Angel Silkscreen print D
measurement
335 Solicitously With concern or Persuasively In an alluring With a A
adv.- anxiety way menacing tone
336 Idyllic adj.- Showing Overly Peaceful Charmingly D
devotion positive simple
337 Abhor v.- To haunt Detest Plant Steal B
338 Cheroot n.- Kind of quartz Cigar Chubby child Herb of the B
parsley family
339 Quash v.- To suppress Destroy Clean Divide up A
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thoroughly
340 Morose adj.- Stagnant Overly Embarrassing Expressing D
talkative gloom
341 Lagniappe n.- Rope trick Small gift Complicated Lengthy delay B
story
342 Fetter v.- To restrain Rot Make bitter Enable to fly A
343 Keloid n.- Scar Unit of energy Developed film Seaweed A
344 Proletarian Abundant Of the Introductory Snobbish B
adj. working class
345 Wield v.- To back down Use of Fuse together Criticize B
exercise
346 Megalomaniac Love shopping Fears big Exaggerates his Compliments C
n.- one who cities importance others
347 Wood shed: To ruin a Stop playing Harmonise Practice D
concert
348 Berceuse: For line verse Chant Anthem Lullaby D
349 Venue: Young musician Travelling Place for a List of songs to C
group performance be played
350 Bagatelle New lyrics Boating song Light Piped C
composition instrument
351 Timber: Quality of tone Type of harp Bronze cymbal Drum solo A
352 Euphemism: Vague idea Inoffensive Verbal play Wise saying B
expression
353 Polemic: Public apology Victory song Public praise Verbal attack D
354 Inclement: Unsettled Severe Mild Limp B
355 Remorse: Disappointment Remembrance Regret Retaliation C
356 Profligacy: Wastefulness Dryness Expansion Stinginess A
357 Lacunae: Tiny marine life Shallow water Local dialect Missing parts D
358 Paroxysm Moral lesson Sudden Contradiction Pallid imitation B
outburst
359 Grotto Statue Cavern Neighborhood Type of month B
360 Fetter Rot To restrain Make better Enable to fly B
361 Stoicism Indifference Boldness Deep affection Patient D
endurance
362 Succulent Edible Parched Generous Mature A
363 Malediction Compliment Summary Perfume Awkwardness D
364 Twine Straighten Continue Unravel Detch C
365 Frugal Prodigal Intemperate Extravagant Profuse C
366 Gawky Neat Handy Graceful Handsome C
367 Capricious Firm Decided Inflexible Constant B
368 Congeal Liquefy Mollify Harden Solidify A
369 Anathema: Cuse Cure Anemia Asthma A
370 Torpo: Fever Lethargy Taciturn Torrid B
371 Touchstone: Criterion Gold Character Characteristics A
372 Sequester: Eliminate Finalize Sedate Isolate D
373 Denouement: Denunciation Dormancy Termination Explanation D
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473 Angel class is Situated Comes Located Middle A
…………. in
Jasdan.
474 Foods such as Provide Percolate Purposes Prevent A
fruits, dry
fruits, salads
………………
vitamins to
the human
body.
475 If he …………. Worked Working Will work Works D
hard, he will
pass.
476 Aslam got Admiration Admirely Admire Admitted A
………… for his
art of telling a
story.
477 There was a Went back Went away Went on Went out D
power failure,
all the lights
…………. But
she had no
candle.
478 The number Have Are Is Has C
of the buses
……………
increasing.
479 Mr. Haneef Staff Troop Pack Herd D
used a
………….. of
buffaloes to
help him
plough his
field.
480 Which part of Table’s legs Were broken By my Angry brother A
the sentence
below is
incorrect?
481 Best suitable Skimming Arranging Planning Cutting D
word for
‘Trimming’
from ABCD is
……………….
482 Which one of Knowledge Knowingly Knew Known A
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the following
words is a
noun?
483 Some famous Quit Fire Sack Dismiss A
writers had to
…………….
school
because of
poverty.
484 What Was Were Had Had being B
…………….the
girls playing at
noon
yesterday?
485 Supply the Her Their Theirs His B
correct
pronoun.
Hassan and
Ayesha have a
house……………
is quite big.
486 Give plural Sheep Ships Sheeps Sheepses A
form of:
‘sheep’.
487 Would you Little Some Few a B
like ………………
jam on your
bread?
488 Choose the Caller Store Godown Granary D
correct
answer which
can be
correctly
substituted.
A house for
storing grains.
489 Don’t forget Won’t you Will you Does you You don’t B
to send me a
post
card,…………?
490 Scarcely had Then When Than While B
he reached
the station
……………….the
train steamed
off.
491 The authority Green Red Yellow None A
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gave me the
…………..light
(permission or
approval) on
the project.
492 ‘Awake’ Awaked Aweken Awoke Awaking C
493 “……………… is When Where Why How B
the dog
hiding?” “It’s
behind the
tree.”
494 It is but Who Whose The Her B
natural that
the father
……………… son
did was very
sad.
495 Take ……………. The An A Any B
apple a day
and keep the
doctor way.
496 She has a Since For From Of C
vacation……….
today.
497 I…………… here Shall wait Have been Wait Has waited B
since two waiting
o’clock.
498 More than 15 Gone on Gone by Gone up Gone out B
years have
…………… but I
never forget
the time when
I first met
him.
499 Ashraf, carry Out On Away Near A
……………..my
orders
without
arguments.
500 We wish her Attempted To attend Has attended Was attended B
………………a
marriage
function.
501 The girl next Converse-verb Conversation Connection Conservative B
to me tried to – noun
start
a…………….
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won freedom?
514 Find out the Folk Army Team Gold D
material
noun.
515 Choose the Dacoit Brigand Thief Pirate B
correct
answer which
can be
correctly
substituted.
Member of a
bad of
robbers.
516 Antonyms for: Agreeable Coward Polite Considerate C
Insolent
517 The postman Will bring Will be bring Will have Is bringing A
………….the brought
money order
by afternoon.
518 The work was In With On By A
done
……..haste.
519 Capability – Visibility – Erect – Destroy Goodness – D
incapability invisibility Kindness
520 Ayesha was so At By In to To A
angry that she
threw a stone
…………Manan.
521 ……………the No sooner did Hardly had When As soon as A
sun rise than
we started
our journey.
522 The orator Went on Went off Went up Went away A
stopped for a
while and
then …………….
speaking.
523 What……………. Was you Were you Did you Did you do B
at seven doing
o’clock
yesterday
evening?
524 Sehan’s father None of the The An A C
is three
………….engine
er.
525 Change into Very few rivers Brahmputra is Brahmputra is No other river A
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positive in Asia are so bigger than not so big as any in Asia is so big
degree. big as any other other river in as Brahmputra.
Barhamputra Brahmputra. river in Asia. Asia.
is one of the
biggest rivers
in Asia.
526 …………… I was Until As much as While As soon as C
doing my
work, my
friend came to
my house.
527 Misha is three More older Old than me More old as me Older than I D
years………….. than me
528 The policeman Whom What Whose Who C
wanted to
know in…………
house she
lived.
529 In Pakistan, on Processions – Processions Processonic – Possessions B
the tenth day wrong spelling wrong spelling
of Muharram,
Tazia…………….
take place.
530 I’ve been Still Not yet Already Yet D
waiting for 30
minutes and
the bus hasn’t
arrived………….
531 ………….. less A An The None of above C
you eat, the
longer you
live.
532 What is the A slowly A flooded A deep river None A
meaning of moving river of river
glacier? ice
533 How…………….. Much More Many Long C
children have
you?
534 Make Nationally National Nationality Nation B
adjective of
the word
‘Nation’.
535 What time did By On In At D
you arrive
…………. the
station?
536 God …………….. Loves Love Loving Loved A
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those who
love the poor
people.
537 I also could Did pretended Pretending Pretended To pretend C
see from the
window but
…………… that I
couldn’t see.
538 Give/select Inviolable Invincible Indelible Ineffable B
single word
for the
following
phrase:
“That which
cannot be
conquered”
539 I have been Since For From By B
here …………….
three years.
540 If you …………… Keeps Will keep Kept Keep D
your mind at
the goal, you
will surely
succeed.
541 He is a Whom Whose Who Which A
man…………I
know, you can
trust
completely.
542 Last Sunday, I Go Gone Had gone Have gone C
…………..to the
market.
543 Choose the Where you live Do you live Do live you Where do you D
correct order do? where? where? live?
of words:
544 Which one is She has been She had been She have been She have been A
Passive Voice called by me. called by me. called by me. called by me.
of ‘I have
called her’.
“I have called
her”
545 Which one is Decent Dryness Dryfull Dirty D
synonym
word of
‘Drought’?
546 The children He Him His Himself B
will listen to
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…………….
547 He suffers With By From In C
………….
headaches.
548 We called Up Off On It C
………….(visite
d) him last
Wednesday.
549 The cyclone Extend Extended Extension Extensive D
caused …………
damage to the
village.
550 Would you Close Closed To close Closing A
mind …………..
the window?
551 This is my Your Mine Yours You C
purse. Where
is…………….?
552 ………….. you Might Will Shall May D
live long!
553 While the Was Was being Were Were being D
prizes ………….. distributing distributed distributed distributed.
to the
students, it
began to rain.
554 Scarcely had Then Than After When D
he left
……………the
guests arrived.
555 ……………is Car Tractor Hammer Ambulance C
used for
driving nails.
556 Feminine form Calf Colt Mare Horses C
of: ‘Horse’
557 The dinner Will be served Is served Has been served Had been D
………… before served
I arrived.
558 He said to me, Fool Fooling A fool A foolish C
“You
are………..
559 Either I or he Am Are Where Is D
…………wrong.
560 I………….. no Had Have Have had Had had C
news since
long.
561 …………….Qura A An The None of the C
n Pak is a holy above
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book of
Muslims.
562 ………..birds A None of the An The D
are flying in three
the sky.
563 Why are you You should not You should be You should not You should be C
worried so be worried worried so be worried so worried more.
much? more. much. much.
564 ……………. I While For During With A
was in Angel
class, I made a
lot of friends.
565 Indirect Will Would Wont Would not B
speech:
He told me
that he………….
be here by 3
o’clock but it’s
3:30 already.
566 He got ………. A, no article None of these A, the The, the A
job in ………..
south.
567 Choose the Intellect Intelact Intellect Intellect D
correct
spelling.
568 Chirag hardly Isn’t he He doesn’t Doesn’t he Does he D
over cooks
…………….?
569 Smile Smale Smalt Smiled Smile C
570 I don’t know What Where When Which B
the city ………..
he lives.
571 Would you Few A Little Some D
like ………. Jam
on your
bread?
572 Choose the Was fairly Was not liked Was not Was D
appropriate audible to by the received by the surprisingly
option that everyone. audience. audience. fluent.
correctly
completes the
sentence.
He always
stammers in
public
meetings, but
his today’s
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speech…………
573 you speak so Fast Fastly Slow Nice A
……….. that I
can’t
understand
properly.
574 He has taken A An The No article D
my …………car.
575 Sara is a Beautiful Beautifully Beauty Beautifulness B
singer. She
sings………….
576 “What are you I am going to I am going to I am going to I am going to A
going to do recycle them. reuse they. burn throw it.
with these old themselves.
papers?
577 We…………….. Had-took Have-taken Had taken Did-take C
already ………..
our lunch
when the
guests arrived.
578 The Olympic Are holding Are held Are helded Hold B
Games ………..
every four
years.
579 ..............you Should Must Can How B
go really? You
only arrived
an hour ago!
580 What is your In the morning Every day Tuesday Last week C
busiest day of
the week?
581 How do we Never G-O-D Good is always We also B
spell ‘god’? kind believe in
‘god’.
582 The bride was With In With In B
dressed From From To On
………..white… To To From Below
………..head…
…foot.
583 My friend Whose Who That He B
Ayesha, ……….
lives in
heaven, has a
mouse as a
vehicle.
584 You are ……….. Such-as Such-that Same-as So-that B
a nice person
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………..
everybody
likes to be
your friend.
585 The truck Was holding Was held Declared Had B
dirver …………
responsible
for the
accident.
586 Write only Don’t you Won’t you Will you Do you B
three
answer,……….
?
587 No one can Can he Can she Can they Can’t you C
help you,……?
588 “Please, give A beggar A requested A beggar A beggar D
me some requested me me to gave requested me requested me
eatables,”said that give him him some that gave some to give him
a beggar to some eatables. eatables. eatables. some eatables.
me.
………you
climb a tree?
595 They are two None Either Neither Every C
brothers, but
………..of them
is
hardworking.
596 He has no girl Common noun Singular An adjective Female C
friends. number
Here ‘girl’ is
used as ……..
597 Wings of Fire Are Is Has Was B
………. an
autobiography
of APJ Abdul
Kalam.
598 He and she Do Is Are Were C
………..
watching a
movie now.
599 He didn’t wait Few A few Little A little A
even
……….minutes
but started a
lecture.
600 He divided his Among In Between In C
property……….
his two sons.
601 He has Female friends Females Females’ friends Female’s A
many………. friends friends
602 He is very Can walk Can be not Cannot walk Can’t C
weak. He …….. walked
more.
603 He or she……… Is Are Does Has A
watching a
movie now.
604 He reminds us About Of For With B
………… Paul
Walker.
605 How……….you Can solved Can be solved Do solved Can solved D
………solve this
puzzle?
606 How many Do have Does has Does have Are has C
friends………..
she ………….?
607 How many Are fly Flying Are flying Have C
kites……….in
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Suitable Words
friends in life,
life is worth
living.
620 In olden days, Take Took Taken Had took B
doves……….
messages.
621 Assad sir is Between From Of For C
very much
fond …………....
teaching
English.
622 Assad sir ……… Was sent Were sent Sented Sent D
100 books to
South Africa
yesterday.
623 …………. I use May Should Would Do A
your cell
phone as I
have
forgotten
mine?
624 Ayesha ………. Told Helped Sent Asked D
Sana if she
could take her
scooty.
625 We ……….. our Are finished Have finished Had finished Are finishing B
home work
just now.
626 There ………. Are Were Did Playing B
Many children
on the
playground
yesterday.
627 ‘To arrive’ To go To come To see To arrest B
means ………….
628 Next week, Will attend Attend Attends Attending D
she is going to
Lahore with a
view to ………..
seminar.
629 Listen, Is singing Sings Singing Will A
someone
…………. a
song.
630 He has killed Father’s death Homicide Suicide Particide D
his own
father. He is in
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Suitable Words
jail because of
…………………
631 A mosquito is Inside Outside Over On C
flying ………
your head.
632 Plural form of Deer Deeres Deers Dear A
‘deer’ is………..
633 People are Over After In With B
mad ……….
money.
634 One who has Orphan Abundant Lucky Careless A
no parents is
called ………..
635 This is the Which That Where Costly C
hotel………….. I
had stayed
last night.
636 Find out the Communicatio Pention Cassette Independent B
wrong n
spelling.
637 The scientific Astrology Biology Pathology Psychology D
study of the
human mind
and behaviour
is called
…………..
638 Find the odd A dog An ox A cow A parrot D
words.
639 I think that Mustn’t Have to Will Don’t A
sign means
we ………..
enter the
building. Look,
there is a
security guard
too.
640 …………a How What So Very B
wonderful
picture it is?
641 Don’t chew Will you Should you Are you Never you A
Pan
Masala……….?
642 ………me, you Because of Inspite of According to Though A
should read
English
newspaper
daily.
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Suitable Words
passage way
in a building.
674 Ayesha………… Is working Has been Is being working Does B
overtime for working
the last two
weeks.
675 Every morning Got up Am getting up Was getting up Could not got A
I get up at 4 up
O’clock, but
today I ……….
7 O’clock.
676 Most children Likes Were liking Like Are like C
………….. ice-
cream.
677 ………….takes An editor An optician A detective A warden A
charge of a
prison.
678 After a day’s Soundly Slowly Strangely Severely A
work, they
slept…………
679 He……….for Has been Has waited Waited Had waited B
you all day. waiting
He’s still
waiting now.
680 Choose the It They Her Him A
correct
pronoun that
can replace
the
underlined
word.
An ice cream
truck drove
down the
street.
681 Hina………….to Doesn’t have Isn’t enough Doesn’t have Don’t have C
buy the new money enough money enough money enough money
dress she
wants.
682 Look at all Is going to rain Is raining Will be rain Rains A
those black
clouds!
It………..today.
683 Ayesha, “I
love
chocolate.”
Aslam,
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“Ayesha said
that she ……….
chocolate.”
684 A boy said to a A boys asked a A boys told a A boy told a girl A boy told a girl C
girl, “I went girl that he girl that he that he had that she had
skiing.” wanted skiing. wanted skiing. gone skiing. gone skiing.
685 Mr. Khan was Has he Was he Wasn’t he Didn’t Khan C
from
South………..?
686 The laptop Where it Is it Has Isn’t the laptop B
isn’t on the
table…………?
687 The Did he Didn’t he Does he Doesn’t he B
woodcutter
cut a tree,
………….?
688 There is ………. A little Less Lesser Much B
petrol in a
tank today
than
yesterday.
689 Nothing……….. Has said Was said Has been said Told C
about the
incident since
that time.
690 A new book Will publish Will being Will be Will has been C
………….. by published published published
Zubair’s
college next
year.
691 I think I know Where If Why Until C
……….. she left
the job.
692 ………….. I had Whether However When If D
known
address, I
would have
come to meet
you.
693 Get into the While As soon as Unless So B
car………..you
see me.
694 We plan to During On At For B
arrange a test
……………next
Monday.
695 What kind of Yes, I regularly I read Many kinds of Two hours B
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Suitable Words
fair.
708 I cannot Detraction Distraction People Sound Contracti A
concentrate, on
here is too
much……………
709 It is expected Force Ratify Notify Signify Check B
that the
assembly will
………………
710 Oil is mostly Transfer Transmit Transport Travel Deliver B
…………..by
trucks in
Pakistan.
711 Bus …………are Fees Rates Bills Credits Fares B
going to
increase.
712 Pakistani Console Counsel Councel Consul Council E
………….met
his
counterpart in
London.
713 Children like Fiction Faction Fraction Fallacy Friction A
to watch
science
…………movies.
714 This account is Tax Bevy Levy Interest Taxation C
exempted
from…………ch
arges.
715 His believe Allusion Illusion Delusion Depict Addict D
that he could
do this, is his
…………….
716 You are Epic Epoch Epithet Epicure Epaulet B
wearing an
army’s
uniform, but
the ………….is
missing.
717 University Inform Appraise Apprise Amended Commen A
professors ded
visit the
website
www.sheir.or
g and
…………the
data.
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calculator.”
738 Jane is Wears Wearing Wear Is wearing D
wearing her
blue jeans
today, but
usually she
wears a skirt
or a dress.
739 I think I need Needs Needed Need Am needing C
a new
calculator.
This one does
not work
properly any
more.
740 Sorry, you Was using Using Use Am using D
can’t borrow
my pencil. I
am using it
myself.
741 At a school You enjoying Enjoy you Do you enjoy Are you D
dance: enjoying
Junaid: Are
you enjoying
yourself?
Maria: Yes,
I’m having a
great time!
742 I’ve just Kills Killed Kill Is killing A
finished
reading a
story called
Dangerous
Game. It’s
about a man
who kills his
wife because
he doesn’t
want to lose
her.
743 What time The train Leaves the Is the train Does the train D
…………….. leaves? train? leaving? leave?
744 Junaid:”Are Not enjoy Don’t enjoy Doesn’t enjoy Am not B
you going to enjoying
the dance on
Friday?
Maria: “No,
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Suitable Words
I’m not. I
don’t enjoy
school dances;
they’re loud,
hot and
crowded!”
745 I am looking Will look Looking Look Am looking D
for my pen.
Have you seen
it?
746 You can keep Don’t use Doesn’t use Didn’t use Am not using A
my iPod if you
like. I don’t
use it any
more.
747 The phone is Rings Ring Rang Is ringing D
ringing. Can
you answer it,
please?
748 I …………..on Worked Was worked Am working Had been D
this line working
before I
realized my
mistake.
749 The doctor Do Performed Is performed Done B
…………an
operation.
750 I …………….. Think Will think Should think Would think A
was should
accept the
offer.
751 We rested In Under Ourselves in Ourselves B
………… the under
shade of the
tree.
752 She should be By At Of In C
ashamed
……………her
actions.
753 He ……… And his Or his Along with his Along with C
friends has them
come back.
754 Nowadays, Carried Carries Take Taken B
she ……….. her
drawing board
to school.
755 Neither he nor Leave Have left Has left Is left C
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Suitable Words
his servants
………..
756 ……………what Listen to Listen Hear Hear to A
says.
757 When I was in Anyone No one Someone All B
trouble, there
was ………….to
help me.
758 I …………lunch Have had Had had Had Have C
one hour ago.
759 He thought Is Was Has been Going B
that my car
…………..for
sale.
760 He tried to Against At With From D
prevent me
…………..doing
my duty.
761 I would Am Was Were Are C
apologise if I
……….. you.
762 He has A An Every Big B
………..ulcer on
his leg.
763 He promised Helping To help Help Helped C
……….. in this
matter.
764 The teacher Repeat Repeated Repeating Has repeated A
made the
student
……………. the
lesson.
765 ……………….we Being a holiday Since a On holiday It being a D
did not go to holiday holiday
school.
766 He would Not No longer Rather Nor C
………..beg
than steal.
767 I have no met For As Since When C
him …………he
left shool.
768 The Cloth Clothes Clothing Dresses A
………………. I
purchased,
had a tear.
769 The car was Oil Much oil Oils Some oils A
leaking…………
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his life.
783 He takes pride In Of With By A
………….his
wealth.
784 Due to heavy From With In By B
rains, she is
trembling
………….cold.
785 I request you In With On Within B
not to
interfere
………….my
wrok.
786 By the time Already left Was left Had already Had already D
we reached been left left
the station
the train
………………..
787 I was reading Ringing Had rung Rang Should ring C
a book when
the telephone
bell…………….
788 What Dash Colon Hyphen Comma D
Punctuation
Mark is used
before a list of
names or an
enumeration of
particulars :
789 Which of the Aggrandize Aggrandize Aggrandize Aggrandise B
following
spelling is
correct
790 Choose the Noun Verb Adjective Adverb A
appropriate
part of speech
for the
focused word
in sentence:
The melting
point of ice is
0 degree
celcius.
791 “Honesty is Honesty Best Policy None A
the best
policy.” The
Abstract Noun
here would
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Suitable Words
be?
792 “He is the boy Collective Abstract Concrete Virtual B
of
obedience”.
Obedience in
this sentence
is
………………nou
n.
793 JIT was Collective Abstract Virtual Concrete A
formed to
investigate
the crime. The
JIT here is
…………….noun
.
794 Ali is a bright Collective Proper Common Abstract C
student. The
word
“student” in
the sentence
is?
795 "Wisdom is Common Abstract Concrete Collective B
better than
riches". The
words
'Wisdom' and
'riches' are
……… noun.
796 'Port of Gwadar Port Fleet Ships C
Gwadar saw a
fleet of ships
on last
monday'.
Whats the
collective noun
in sentence
above.
797 'London is on London and London and River and London, River A
river Thames'. Thames River Thames and Thames
Find proper
nouns in above
sentence
798 "She Recognized Voice None Immediately B
recognized
her voice
immediately".
What is the
Abstract Noun
in this
sentence
799 “Our team is Abstract noun Proper noun Collective noun Concrete noun C
better than
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Suitable Words
the Indian
team”. The
word 'team' in
this sentence is
?
800 I …………..it. Never liked Have never None Has never liked A
liked
801 If Ali Knows Know Known Has known A
…………… the
answer, He will
tell you.
802 Because she Left Had left Have left None A
was angry, I
…………….her
alone.
803 State the type Simple Compound Complex None C
of below
sentence.
The god that
people do lives
after.
804 She said that Will, Did not Would, Did Would, Did not Will, Did C
she
………………h
elp but she
…………
805 The men who Complex Compound Simple sentence None A
rule the world sentence sentence
with their pens
are mightier
than those who
rule the world
with their
swords.
806 Ten cattles The Ten Cattles Cattles were Ten cattles were None B
were grazing in were grazing in grazing in the grazing around
the field.
the field. field. the field.
807 Pronoun is Verb Adjective Noun Preposition C
used to avoid
unnecessary
repetition of
…………….. in
a sentence?
808 At To On For C
I always praise
him for his
merits, but he
always
turns………….
you pointing
out your
demerits.
809 I am Of By With From A
tired………….
waiting.
810 Nobody………. Noted Knew Noticed Not C
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…………your
time trying to
persuade him,
he will never
help you.
826 His application Out Over Down Aside C
for a visa was
turned
…………. by
the consulate.
827 He was Liberated Exonerated Apprehended Judged B
………… from
all charges
leveled against
him?
828 Kindly ask her Voracious Vacuous Volatile Virtuoso D
to play the
piano, she is a
……………..
pianist?
829 Though smaller Than an entire Than entire Than is entire Than entirely A
than our solar
system, a
quasar, which
looks like an
ordinary star,
emits more
light……………
.galaxy.
830 Maryam, Is Are Was Were C
accompanied
by her brother,
…………. at
the party.
831 The newly Interesting Interestingly Interested Interest C
imposed rules
sound very
……………..
832 She is looking Both Until Neither Either D
for an
accommodatio
n ………….. in
flat or shared
house.
833 If I …………. Has Have Had Have had C
money, I would
purchase it
now.
834 I cannot Detraction Distraction People Sound Contracti A
concentrate, on
here is too
much
………….
835 It is very cold Going to Usually go to Goes to Are sometimes B
here in winter, go to
so they
………………
Islamabad.
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Suitable Words
very familiar
…………him.
850 ………stood… A girl on The girl on A girl in Girl in B
……..the
burning house.
851 He opened a In At On Into B
current account
………….the
bank last week.
852 Always try to With To For On A
be
polite…..others
.
853 Amina was With From To None C
engaged
………Asim.
854 I am looking for Both Until Either Neither C
admission
…………… in a
government or
private
university.
855 I told Don’t To not Not to Didn’t B
him……….play
cricket.
856 She is totally Of To Both A & B None B
obedient………
him.
857 She is From With Of By C
scared………..
snake.
858 Prime Minister To By For None C
leaves ……….
UK on Monday.
859 I knew he Shall Will Would Both A & B C
………… fail in
exam.
860 He is good at Spoken Speaking Speak Spoke B
………English.
861 She always Watch Watched Watching Watches B
keeps on
……………..
dramas.
862 It will rain soon, Will it Won’t it Would it Wouldn’t it B
…………
863 I did not know Has come Had come Have come Comes B
where he
………… from.
864 I feel sorry To At For Over C
………… his
kids.
865 Complete the He ran away He had run When he ran Than he ran D
following away away away
sentence: No
sooner did the
thief see the
policeman
……………..
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……………….? accident
879 I enquired of Whether if he If he did want If he wants to If he wanted to D
him…………… wants to join to join the join the course join the course
……..?
the course course
880 I dont agree It is fairly good It is rather a It is rather fairly It is fairly B
with you; I film good film good film rather good
think…………
……..? film
881 Complete the That no to To not to Not to neglect Don’t neglect C
following neglect his neglect his his health your health
sentence: The
doctor advised health health
the patient
………………
….
882 As he was not Of Off In Into B
prepared for
making a
speech , he
broke
……………in
the middle.
883 The players With By In Into B
agreed to
abide ……….
the referee's
decision.
884 Modern In For Into With D
industry
abounds
………………
opportunities
for young
people with
good scientific
qualifications.
885 The boxing A keen contest A huge A lovely A game B
match proved attraction spectacle without any
to be a big
draw? result
886 This matter has Going on Hotly debated Stuck up Ignored A
been hanging slowly
fire? for the last
many days. It
should be
sorted out.
887 He was Loitered Stayed out Sat unmoving Moved away A
undecided. He around
let the grass
grow under his
feet?.
888 He is using Political Backing Deserving and Secret and D
backstairs influence influence proper influence unfair
influence? to
sort out his influence
matter.
889 Play to the Advertise Cater to the Attempt to Depend upon C
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Suitable Words
come too ?
953 The housewife Smell Smells Smelt Smelling C
…………….the
cakes burning,
and ran to
switch off the
oven.
954 John said he Would prefer Prefer Will prefer Had prefer A
……………to
play at home.
955 The man Hurry Hurried To hurry Hurrying D
………….down
the road is my
brother.
956 ………….you Until Till Unless Although C
leave now, you
will be late.
957 The Poachers Rangers Soldiers Villagers A
…………..were
arrested for
illegally hunting
the bears.
958 If you had Will not be Would not be Will not have Would not D
followed the been have been
rules, you
………………..
disqualified.
959 My younger Hostility Violence Mischief Courtesy C
sister
constantly
misbehaves
and is always
causing
…………….
960 He tends Differ Agree Accept Cooperate D
to……………to
any suggestion
I make in
meetings.
961 …………your In lie With regard to In accordance On account of C
instruction, we with
have closed
your bank
account.
962 It is certain that Exhibit Possess Impose Knowledge B
human beings
…………latent
power of which
they are only
vaguely aware.
963 …………..she Despite Since Although Yet C
is clever, she
often makes
mistakes.
964 It is already 8 Have it in Have enough Make it in Made it C
o'clock. Can
you…………..
time to catch
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Suitable Words
the bus?
965 Do you Archaic Contemporary Foreign Simultaneous B
prefer…………
or traditional
art forms?
966 The problem Calss for Come across Calls on Comes into C
……………a lot
of thought.
967 I promise to Stand up to Stand with Stand off Stand by B
…………you in
all
circumstances.
968 The farmers Will leave Would leave Will have left Would have D
…………...their left
farms, if they
had known that
a thunderstorm
was
approaching.
969 He has Make by Made with Made by Made up D
…………… his
mind to Join
Pak Army.
970 The Disadvantaged Discouraged Disabled Despised C
Paralympics is
a competition
for the
……………..
971 The girl ran In Across On Along B
…………….the
field when she
saw her father
after long time.
972 She made her Hare Heir Hair Here B
stepson her
………….to her
large fortune.
973 I …………….a Not believe Don’t believe Am not Will not believe B
single word he believing
says
974 The flight When to start Where to land How to fasten Judge the C
stewardess the travelling the plane the seat belt altitude of the
passenger
…………….. plan
975 The colour of In With Away On C
the walls in my
room has
faded
…………….
976 Many people To hear Having heard To have heard Been hearing C
reported
…………….a
noise in the
night.
977 It's difficult With To In On B
……..reconcile
such different
points of view.
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Suitable Words
night.
990 He wore Every Each Either Neither B
multiple
bracelets on
………………..
hand.
991 The smoke By In Up On C
went……….
the chimney.
992 In the test, we Assess Judge Measure Check A
will
…………your
work and then
give you
detailed
feedback.
993 We shall go for Is Was Has been Had been A
a picnic if the
weather
………….good.
994 A Computer is Parts Objects Components Materials C
hard to repair
as there may
be hundreds of
different
……………..?
995 Mr. and Mrs. Vibrant Brisk Vivacious Slow B
Khan go for a
………… walk
just before
dinner.
996 Water is made Section Aspects Solutions Elements D
up of
two…………….
.namely
oxygen and
hydrogen.
997 ………..weight Explosive Excessive Expressive Extensive B
gain or weight
loss is not
good for your
body.
998 Although he Outside External Outlying Exterior B
had no
………injuries,
doctors found
that he was
suffering from
internal
bleeding.
999 Ali must have Obstinacy Determination Decision Obligation B
the………….to
stick to his diet,
if he wants to
lose weight.
100 A speed limit is Highest Biggest Maximum Longest C
0 the………..lega
l speed that
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Suitable Words
1 …………….
Brothers attend
primary school,
wishes to be a
school teacher
after his
graduation
from the
University.
101 The deadline Complete To complete Completing Completed D
2 was nearby, so
Mrs.Jamal had
her students
……………..
their essays.
101 Can you help Clear With clear To clearing My clearing A
3 ……….up the
mess?
101 It’s about time Start Started Should start Will start B
4 you ………….
exercising
regularly.
101 Make only a Correct Fitting Appropriate Useful C
5 few rules for
students that
emphasize
…………….
behaviour.
101 I usually have Have been Had been Have Had D
6 bread and
butter for
breakfast, but
yesterday I
……….pasta.
101 The situation in Displayed Exposed Showed View C
7 the factory
…………no
signs of
improvement,
as the ongoing
strike entered
second day.
101 He give a By With Out In C
8 lecture in which
he
pointed………..
an error in the
book.
101 Have you met My My mother My mother’s Me C
9 Fatima? She is
a friend of
………..
102 The confusion Had caused Was caused Had been Caused by D
0 ………..the by caused by
discovery of
the body made
everybody lose
track of time.
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Suitable Words
102 The boy I was Is going to Might have Would get to Has had to C
1 about to meet
…………play a
very important
role in my life.
102 When I asked If did he see If he had seen Could he see That he had B
2 him …………… seen
the kesy, Bilal
said he had no
idea where
they were.
102 …………….me Tell Remind Remember Greet C
3 to your mother
when you are
in London.
102 Our new digital Of what Where By whom Of which D
4 photo-print
machine, the
manual
…………..is
lost awaits to
be set up
properly.
102 He………….. Have worked Had worked Was worked Have been B
5 as a teacher worked
before he
became a
lecturer.
102 When the In Have Having With B
6 doorbell rang, I
was……….my
bath.
102 I never miss a Am Have been Has been Will be B
7 football match.
I ……….fond of
it since my
childhood.
102 She has only Fewer Less More A few D
8 ………..friends.
102 Does ______ She, me She, i Her, me Her, I B
9 know that
_____ was
absent?
103 Please He, I Him, me Him, i He, me C
0 tell_____
_____have
obtained a
degree in
Chemistry.
103 I remember They, we Them,Us Them,We They,Us D
1 that____
bought the
fruits from
____.
103 Please don't She,I She,Me Her,I Her,Me D
2 tell ____ about
____.
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Suitable Words
7 defend ____
against bullies.
104 Every day Take Takes Are taking Took B
8 Reshma ____
the bus to go to
her office.
104 At the moment Do Does Are doing Done C
9 you _____ an
English
exercise.
105 Aslam and Learn Are learning Learns Learned B
0 Ayesha
………………..
English this
year.
105 The Bank Open Is opening Opened opens D
1 ______ at 9.30
every morning
from Monday
to Friday.
105 Our cousins Come Are coming Came Comes B
2 ____ to see us
next Sunday.
105 Reshma Read Reads Is reading Red B
3 ……………..th
e newspaper
every morning
on the train.
105 Sana usually Cleans Clean Are cleaning Cleaned A
4 _____ the
house on
Saturdays.
105 At the moment Write Wrote Is writing Written C
5 she ____ a
letter to a
client.
105 Hina ____ Speak Speaks Spoken Spoke B
6 three
languages:
English,French
and Spanish.
105 Today is Relax Relaxed Relaxes Are relaxing A
7 Sunday Aslam
and Javed
____ in their
garden.
105 Please tell me Came by Came out Came about Came across C
8 how the
accident ____
105 The accident Sleep Had slept Had been Were sleeping D
9 occurred when sleeping
the passengers
_____.
106 I can't Take Taking Took Taken B
0 remember his
_____ a single
day off work.
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Suitable Words
sentence
where there is
an error :
107 In thre Forfeit Fourfit Forfeit Forefeit A
4 following
sentence the
quoted word
has been
worngly spelled
choose the
rightly splled
word :- The
judge decided
to "fotfit" the
advantage
given to the
accused.
107 Choose the Every non- Every non- Every non- Every repeating B
5 correct one of terminating repeating and repeating decimal is
the following
statements is : decimal is non- decimal is irrational
irrational terminating irrational
decimal is
irrational
107 Choose the Moral Mortal Physiological Spiritual A
6 antonym of the
quoted word :-
He is now a
'physical'
education
instructor.
107 I will inform to I will inform at I will inform I will inform I will inform D
7 your father. your father with into with your father your father
Rewrite the
sentence father
correcting
error. Select
the correct
option -
107 Pick out the A An The No article B
8 correct article. required
Please give me
_______
umbrella.
107 One of the Fifty rupees is Fifty rupees Fifty rupees Fifty rupees are A
9 following enough for the have enough were enough for enough for the
sentenses is
correct. Tick Job for the Job the Job Job
the correct
answer.
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Antonyms
Antonyms
…………..
109 Antonym of Vivacious Witty Empty Full A
8 DOLEFUL is
…………
109 Antonym of Verbosity Generosity Clan Tenderness B
9 PARSIMONY
is …………
110 Antonym of Credit Clean Truthful Dishonest C
0 FALLCIOUS is
…………..
110 Antonym of Unimportant Hindmost Disposed Mature A
1 FOREMOST is
…………….
110 Antonym of Asleep Active Deactivated Fallow B
2 QUIESCENT is
……………….
110 Antonym of Smutty Uncultured Uncultured Cultured D
3 PHILISTINE is
………………
110 Antonym of Generous Chintzy Closefisted Skimpy A
4 NIGGARDLY is
………………
110 Antonym of Slant Unscramble Obscure Pervert B
5 GARBLED is
…………….
110 Antonym of Doting Anile Alert Ancient C
6 SENILE is
……………
110 Antonym of Dizzying Wasteful Wanton Moderate D
7 INORDINATE
is ………..
110 Antonym of Evident Obvious Explicit Vague D
8 LUCID
is………………
110 Antonym of Disgorge Disrupt Absorb Devour A
9 INGEST is
…………………
111 Antonym of Roused Blissful Sad Happy C
0 ELATED is
……………..
111 Antonym of Asperse Besmirch Boost Vilify C
1 DENIGRATE is
…………………..
111 Antonym of Old Fresh Tale Break B
2 STALE is
……………….
111 Antonym of Big Giant Small Low C
3 MAMMOTH is
…………………
111 Antonym of Yielding Rigid Mold-able Supple B
4 ELASTIC is
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Antonyms
………………
111 Antonym of Peaceful Hostile Dominant Tuneful B
5 HARMONIOUS
is …………………
111 Antonym of Teasing Serious Tongue-in-check Copy B
6 FACETIOUS is
………………..
111 Antonym of Wildly Dissolute Dissipated Thrifty D
7 PROFLIGATE is extravagant
……………….
111 Antonym of Lexicon Balm Hoarding Depredation D
8 RESTORATION
is ………………
111 Antonym of Abusive Ribald Decent Mitigate C
9 SCURRILOUS
is ………………
112 Antonym of Judge Garrulous Immense Silent B
0 TACITURN is
…………………
112 Antonym of Common Social Dull Ancient A
1 SINGULAR is
……………..
112 Antonym of Aggressive Peaceful Hawkish Discordant A
2 PACIFIC is
………………….
112 Antonym of Giant Tiny Huge Enormous A
3 DWARF is
………………
112 Antonym of Poor Obscure Untalented Boring B
4 FAMOUS is
………………
112 Antonym of Amuse Surrender Rest Strive C
5 LABOR is
…………………..
112 Antonym of Vengeance Retribution Pardon Payback Reprisal C
6 REVENGE is
,………………
112 Antonym of Flexible Thoughtless Provident Genuine D
7 SPURIOUS is
…………………
112 Antonym of Sincere Wealthy Extraordinary Trustworthy C
8 BANAL is
……………….
112 Antonym of Snub Pull Fawn Forage A
9 KOWTOW
is………………
113 Antonym of Give Obscure Patent Hardy C
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Antonyms
0 RECONDITE is
……………….
113 Antonym of Bashful Boisterous Noisy Heated A
1 BRAZEN is
……………..
113 Antonym of Paternal Crepuscular Maritime Marsupial B
2 AWE is
……………
113 Antonym of Wealthy Cautious Hungry Tardy A
3 IMPECUNIOUS
is ………………….
113 Antonym of Lackadaisical Active Dull Prescient B
4 QUIESCENT is
………………..
113 Antonym of Cheerful Sincere Inelegant Homespun D
5 SARTORIAL is
……………….
113 Antonym of Lack Poverty Abundance Foreign C
6 DEARTH is
……………..
113 Antonym of Tired Arrogant Pointy Ruddy D
7 PEAKED is
………………..
113 Antonym of Regret Own Prudent Prude B
8 GAINSAY is
………………..
113 Antonym of Land Essential Fragrance Solid C
9 EFFLUVIUM is
……………
114 Antonym of Inexperienced Unprepared Shy Unpretentious A
0 CONVERSATIO
N is
…………………
114 Antonym of Generous Lenient Injurious Relaxed A
1 PENURIOUS is
……………….
114 Antonym of Kind Disastrous Prone Perfect C
2 IMPERVIOUS
is …………….
114 Antonym of Depress Inspire Clarify Desire C
3 BEMUS is
……………..
114 Antonym of Delay Risk Monitor Deny A
4 ACCELERATE
is ……………….
114 Antonym of Cheap Frivolous Release Civilized B
5 EARNEST is
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Antonyms
………………
114 Antonym of Tranquil Calm Placid Anxious D
6 SERENE is
……………..
114 Antonym of Reticent Introverted Meek Loquacious D
7 TACITURN is
………………
114 Antonym of Careful Slapdash Haphazard Slovently Heedless A
8 SLOPPY is
………………
114 Antonym of Fussy Painstaking Scrupulous Sloppy Conscien D
9 METICULOUS tious
is ……………..
115 Antonym of Loving Insincere Unhealthy Humorous Heartly B
0 HEARTFELT is
…………………..
115 Antonym of Sagacious Discerning Astute Dull Canny D
1 PERSPICACIO
US is
……………..
115 Antonym of Shrewd Discerning Canny Whirlwind Stupid E
2 ASTUTE is
………………….
115 Antonym of Attract Invite Earn Suffer Avoid E
3 INCUR is
……………….
115 Antonym of Arouse Induce Evoke Produce Allay E
4 PROVOKE is
……………….
115 Antonym of Vie Raze Outclass Level Build E
5 DISMANTLE is
………………..
115 Antonym of Unconvinced Scoffing Certain Reticent Scapegoa C
6 SCEPTICAL is t
…………..
115 Antonym of Chaste Ascetic Mocastic Married Genious D
7 CELIBATE is
………………..
115 Antonym of Shrewd Talkative Aspirant Promiscuous Celibate D
8 CHASTE is
……………….
115 Antonym of Abandon Blunder Truth Error C
9 FALLACY is
…………….
116 Antonym of Devoted Cheat Depondent Hopeful Defeatist D
0 PASSIMISTIC is
………………….
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Antonyms
6 the following
is antonym of
PERPETRATOR
while others
are
synonyms?
117 Which one of Acerbic Caustic Corrosive Pleasant D
7 the following
is antonym of
“MORDANT”w
hile others are
synonyms?
117 Which one of Heaven Doom Hell Infernal A
8 the following
is antonym of
“PERDITION”
while others
are
synonyms?
117 Which one of Antithesis Abridgment Abstract Compendium A
9 the following
is antonym of
“EPITOME”
while others
are
synonyms?
118 Which one of Baffle Confound Perplex Enlighten D
0 the following
is antonym of
FLUMMOX
while others
are
synonyms?
118 Which one of Broke Destitute Impecunious Wealthy D
1 the following
is antonym of
“IMPOVERISH
ED” while
others are
synonyms?
118 Which one of Diminutive Lilliputian Miniature Majuscule D
2 the following
is antonym of
“MINUSCULE”
while others
are
synonyms?
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Antonyms
synonyms?
119 Antonym of Viscous Rancid Livid Sweet D
0 ACRID
is…………
119 Antonym of Relaxed Amused Astonished Endless A
1 STARLTED
is……………….
119 Antonym of Melody Entropy Apostrophe Cacophony D
2 EUPHONY
is………………
119 Antonym of Engrossed Relaxed Engaged Occupied B
3 BUSY
is………………
119 Antonym of Slavish Teutonic Autonomous Decadent D
4 SPARTAN
is……………..
119 Antonym of Stale Disgraceful Sluggish Faulty A
5 FRESH
is………………
119 Antonym of Defiled Immune Faithful Deify A
6 CHASTE
is……………..
119 Antonym of Vapid Innocent Frivolous Ignorant B
7 FLAGITIOUS
is………………
119 Antonym of Fatal Suspicious Imaginary Novel A
8 FICTITIOUS
is……………..
119 Antonym of Weak Tiny Soft Average B
9 ENORMOUS
is…………….
120 Antonym of Overlook Flattering Quick Plotting D
0 INGENUOUS
is…………….
120 Antonym of Flatter Adore Exaggerate Criticize C
1 BELITTLE
is…………….
120 Antonym of Humble Temporary Proud Painful A
2 HAUGHTY
is……………
120 Antonym of Fight Conclusion Harmony Trust C
3 IMBROGLIO
is……………
120 Antonym of Closed Started Finished Terminated D
4 COMMISSION
ED is…………….
120 Antonym of Sacerdotal Sacramental Unholy Sanctimonious C
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Antonyms
5 SACROSANCT
is………………..
120 Antonym of Restoration Return Home-coming Influx D
6 EXODUS
is…………..
120 Antonym of Upright Pacific Rank Fetid A
7 NOISOME
is…………….
120 Antonym of Abdicate Posses Deny Renounce B
8 RELINQUISH
is……………..
120 Antonym of Solid Natural Truthful Red B
9 ARTIFICIAL
is……………..
121 Antonym of Disapprove Battle Deny Disobey B
0 CONFORNTATI
ON is……………
121 Antonym of Attach Unchain Clutter Bind B
1 UNTILE
is………………
121 Antonym of Energetic Observant Intelligent Watchful D
2 ALERT
is…………….
121 Antonym of Taking Toying Shifting Running C
3 MOVING
is……………..
121 Antonym of Courageous Rash Bold Daring B
4 RECKLESS
is………………
121 Antonym of Review Begin Propel Push B
5 LAUNCH
is…………….
121 Antonym of Emphasized Depended Convinced Followed B
6 RELIED
is…………….
121 Antonym of Combined Procured Conquered Attained D
7 OBTAINED
is……………..
121 Antonym of Boast Harmonise Manipulate Remember D
8 COMMEMOR
ATE is……………
121 Antonym of Love of art Interpreter Ignorant Gallant A
9 CONNOISSEU
R is………….
122 Antonym of Tiresome Painful Troublesome Lengthy A
0 TEDIOUS
is……………….
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Antonyms
is…………………
123 Antonym of Impossible Illogical Irrelevant Irresponsible C
7 GERMANE
is……………..
123 Antonym of Vicinity Similarity Equivocal Originality B
8 PARITY
is………………..
123 Antonym of Tighten Increase Abandon Diminish B
9 ABATE
is…………………
124 Antonym of Unreliable Strong Intolerant Responsible C
0 LIBERAL
is…………….
124 Antonym of Respectful Arrogant Intelligent Praiseworthy C
1 PROFANE
is……………..
124 Antonym of Cheerful Extravagant Rich Generous D
2 STINGY
is……………..
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Synonyms
Synonyms
124 Synonym of Conceited Humble Progressive Noble A
3 ARROGANT is
………………..
124 Synonym of Intelligent Energetic Observant Watchful D
4 ALERT is
……………..
124 Synonym of Remunerate Clear Balance Misappropriate D
5 EMBEZZLE is
………………..
124 Synonym of Small Short Little Limited B
6 BRIEF is
……………….
124 Synonym of Abuse Appreciate Copy Encourage A
7 VITUPERATE is
………………….
124 Synonym of Dishonest Honest Reliable Unreliable D
8 INCREDULOUS
is ………………..
124 Synonym of Question Puzzle Answer Content B
9 ENIGMA is
…………………
125 Synonym of Direct Strong Cyclic Weak C
0 CIRCUITOUS is
……………….
125 Synonym of Very fat Very thin Very small Very heavy B
1 EMACIATED is
……………….
125 Synonym of Serenity Laxity Active Bold B
2 LETHARGY is
……………….
125 Synonym of Representative Officer Member Servant A
3 DELEGATE is
……………..
125 Synonym of Safe Brittle Perilous None of these C
4 PRECARIOUS
is ………………
125 Synonym of Truth Early Lie Delay C
5 PREVARICATE
is ……………….
125 Synonym of Ooze Overflow Wither Evaporate A
6 EXUDE is
………………..
125 Synonym of Fanatic Apathy Liberal Impious A
7 ZEALOT is
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Synonyms
………………
125 Synonym of Passive Enthusiasm Disgust Various B
8 ZEST is
…………………..
125 Synonym of Require Extra Unwanted Muted A
9 YEARN is
………………..
126 Synonym of Shackle Hitch Whisper Shout D
0 YELL is
…………………..
126 Synonym of Detach Harness Release Liberate B
1 YOKE is
………………
126 Synonym of Stable Coward Heroism Fear C
2 VALOUR is
………………….
126 Synonym of Roving Stable Honored Stubborn A
3 VAGRANT is
…………….
126 Synonym of Heedless Negligent Prudent Reckless C
4 WARY is
………………….
126 Synonym of Employ Decline Rise Revive B
5 WANE is
…………………
126 Synonym of Abstain Avoid Forgo Exert D
6 WIELD is
……………
126 Synonym of Built Implement Destruction Fresh C
7 CATASTROPHE
is ……………..
126 Synonym of Love Scorn Accept Luddite B
8 DISDAIN is
………………
126 Synonym of Agree Scorn Stubborn Soft C
9 OBSTINATE is
………………….
127 Synonym of Fear of A confused Free of cost Synopsis B
0 FARRAGO is strangers mixture
……………….
127 Synonym of Unprincipled Sneak Garrulous None of above A
1 SNOLLYGOSTE politician
R is
127 Synonym of Accept Acceptable Condomn Condemn A
2 CONDONE is
……………
127 Synonym of Mature Immature Purity Power B
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Synonyms
3 PUERILE is
………………….
127 Synonym of Postpone Abandon Diminish Increase C
4 ABATE is
……………….
127 Synonym of Unpleasant Pleasant Heart Love B
5 CORDIAL
is……………..
127 Synonym of Flattery Embezzle Knowledge Satiate A
6 CAJOLE
is…………….
127 Synonym of Victory Violence Victim Its name of US A
7 TRIUMPH is President
……………….
127 Synonym of Airtight Imitate Unsettled Open A
8 HERMETIC is
…………….
127 Synonym of Fake Deplorable Purse Robust A
9 SHAM
is……………..
128 Synonym of Cautiously Retrospectivel Hectically Carelessly A
0 GINGERLY y
is……………….
128 Synonym of Tame Stingy Jab Frail A
1 MEEK is
………………….
128 Synonym of Weighty Bony Fatty Big statement B
2 GUANT is
…………………..
128 Synonym of Funny Minor role Type of Fiction Sharp tool B
3 CAMEO is character
……………..
128 Synonym of Minor Sad Commonplace Swindler C
4 TRITE
is………………
128 Synonym of Tasty Old Filthy Bumpy A
5 SCRUMPTIOU
S is………………..
128 Synonym of Affability Big Turbulent Grope A
6 BONHOMIE
is……………….
128 Synonym of Fast Cajole Waive Slander B
7 WHEEDLE
is…………….
128 Synonym of To promote To prolong To proactive To provide B
8 PROLIX
is………………
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Synonyms
E is……………….
130 Synonym of Scowl Hide Display Summon A
5 GLARE
is…………………
130 Synonym of Progress Success Defeat Fortune Overcom B
6 VICTORY e
is………………….
130 Synonym of Infest Spread out Weaken Trespass D
7 ENCROACH
is………………..
130 Synonym of Compliment Cleverness Slander Hardship C
8 CALUMNY
is………………..
130 Synonym of Greatness Generosity Anger Clumsiness B
9 LARGESSE is
………………….
131 Synonym of Unkind Trite Public Questionable C
0 CIVIL is………….
131 Synonym of Foe Connote Fellow Recluse C
1 PEER is
…………..
131 Synonym of Aged Supply Various Tremendous C
2 SUNDRY is
…………………..
131 Synonym of Neuter Punish Banish Celebrate B
3 CASTIGATE
is……………
131 Synonym of Wind Servile Widespread Rare C
4 prevalent
is……………….
131 Synonym of Curly Sprinkle Sear Drench B
5 DRIZZLE
is……………….
131 Synonym of Contentment Happiness Execution Gassing C
6 CRUCIFIXION
is……………….
131 Synonym of Light Satiate Carry Horror B
7 PALL
is………………….
131 Synonym of Trouble Foolish Wealth Love C
8 PLETHORA
is……………
131 Synonym of Domineering Frantic Inadequate Trembling D
9 TREMULOUS
is………………..
132 Synonym of Thicket Box Stone hut Cloud A
0 COPSE
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Synonyms
is………………….
132 Synonym of Drain Lie Distort Obliterate D
1 EXPUNGE
is……………..
132 Synonym of Vulnerable Full Unconquerable Stern C
2 IMPREGNABLE
is…………………..
132 Synonym of Fruitful Changeable Decayed Strong A
3 FECUND
is……………..
132 Synonym of Prayer Sanctuary Pious Sacred D
4 SACROSANCT
is……………….
132 Synonym of Roughness Dream Ambition Smoothness Sarcastic A
5 ASPERITY remark
is……………….
132 Synonym of Adjustment Repair Quarrel Split Echo C
6 ALTERCATION personality
is…………………
132 Synonym of Plead earnestly Denounce Belittle Devaluate Dishonor B
7 DEPRECATE against
is……………..
132 Synonym of Grassland Harbor Garment Mat A
8 SAVANNA
is………………
132 Synonym of Embankment Cosmetic Building front Long arcade C
9 FAÇADE
is…………….
133 Synonym of Bitterness Anticipation Strength Sweetness B
0 FORETASTE
is……………..
133 Synonym of The exact Rapid Moving away Consolidated C
1 CENTRIFUGAL center from the center
is………………..
133 Synonym of Affable Noisy Quarrelsome Talkative D
2 GARRULOUS
is………………
133 Synonym of Untruthful Diligent Greedy Shrewd D
3 ASTUTE
is……………….
133 Synonym of By chance Straight With excess Immediately D
4 FORTHWITH forward vigour
is……………….
133 Synonym of Irregular Instinctive Accidental Not genuine A
5 SPORADIC
is…………….
133 Synonym of Patriotic Show of Moralizing Disbelief B
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Synonyms
is……………..
136 Synonym of Turn against Chance Circumvent Refer D
8 ADVERT
is………………
136 Synonym of Loaf Approve Endure Suspend C
9 ABIDE
is…………………
137 Synonym of Humble Incomplete Only Inferior C
0 MERE
is……………….
137 Synonym of Flee Explain Reverse Insert D
1 INTERPOLATE
is………………..
137 Synonym of Fearless Unmistakable Incomparable Variable B
2 UNEQUIVOCA
L is………………
137 Synonym of Exclusive Native Inactive Exotic B
3 DOMESTIC
is………………
137 Synonym of To brag Rest on Support Straddle C
4 BOLSTER
is………………..
137 Synonym of Direct Urge forward Enliven Ward off B
5 IMPEL
is……………..
137 Synonym of Attack Estimate Scale Indict A
6 ASSAIL
is………………..
137 Synonym of Protect against Benumb Render mute Sterilize A
7 IMMUNIZE disease
is………………
137 Synonym of Surrender Oppose Prevent Affirm C
8 AVERT
is…………….
137 Synonym of Weaken Mend Entreat Corrupt A
9 IMPAIR
is………………
138 Synonym of Denounce Clarify Refuse to Speak A
0 DECLAIM acknowledge dramatically
is……………….
138 Synonym of All-knowing Ubiquitous Threatening Hovering B
1 OMNIPRESEN
T is……………..
138 Synonym of Shy Impressive Calm Melancholy C
2 SEDATE
is…………….
138 Synonym of Possessive Proud Droll Burdensome Sly D
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Synonyms
3 ONEROUS
is………………..
138 Synonym of Badinage Generosity Vivacity Miserliness Hatred E
4 MISABTHROP
Y is……………..
138 Synonym of Asking help Wicked Anxious Concise Juicy E
5 SUCCULENT
is……………
138 Synonym of Questioning Critical Complaining Curious Ambiguo C
6 QUERULOUS us
is………………
138 Synonym of Wrongdoer Cruel man Victim Unpleasant A
7 CULPRIT person
is……………
138 Synonym of Complain Argue Bargain Waste time C
8 DICKER
is…………….
138 Synonym of Lengthy time Adventure Fail trade Painful D
9 ORDEAL experience
is……………….
139 Synonym of Irritate Warp Amuse Become A
0 RANKLE arrogant
is………………
139 Synonym of Censor Seize literally Add to Become rowdy A
1 BOWDLERIZE
is……………….
139 Synonym of Impulsive Amusing Instinctive Carefree A
2 CAPRICIOUS
is……………..
139 Synonym of Lengthy stay Eighth of a Quarter of a Loneliness B
3 FURLONG mile mile
is…………..
139 Synonym of Correspondenc Light meal Witty Detailed B
4 CALLOATION e conversation account
is……………..
139 Synonym of Alert Be quick Provoke Deceive A
5 WARN
is……………….
139 Synonym of Prayer Garden Agreement Debate C
6 COVENANT
is………………..
139 Synonym of Disconnected Thoughtless Slanderous Concentrated B
7 DESULTORY
is……………..
139 Synonym of Oppress Be unthrifty Punish Make poor D
8 impoverish
is………………
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Synonyms
is………………..
141 Synonym of Encourage Hinder Speed up Stutter B
5 IMPEDE
is………………
141 Synonym of Tease Lessen Suppress Give away B
6 ABATE
is………………
141 Synonym of Address Grant Take note of Respect B
7 ACCORD
is…………….
141 Synonym of Be plentiful Tie up Bounce Spread out A
8 ABOUND
is………………..
141 Synonym of Hatred Repulsive Clumsiness Fear A
9 ODIUM smell
is……………….
142 Synonym of Puzzle Ruin Renounce Persons destiny D
0 PROVIDENCE
is………………..
142 Synonym of International Cease-fire Pardon Exchange of C
1 AMNESTY agreement prisoners
is……………..
142 Synonym of Musical Honorary Amphitheater Conference D
2 SYMPOSIUM composition award
is……………….
142 Synonym of Turning point High Swear word Obvious D
3 HYPERBOLE excitement exaggeration
is……………..
142 Synonym of Offense Shelter Peaceful Leave A
4 UMBRAGE attitude
is………………….
142 Synonym of Tease Drive Punish Sadden C
5 CHASTIS
is……………
142 Synonym of Excessive Illegal Bad Demanding A
6 INORDINATE
is…………….
142 Synonym of Careless Merry Angry Silly D
7 INANE
is…………….
142 Synonym of Pertaining to Automatic Sick Elastic Plotted A
8 PNEUMATIC air
is………………
142 Synonym of Actor Benefactor Small rodent Village Introvert D
9 HAMLET
is…………….
143 Synonym of Seasickness Criticism Cure Misconduct Poor D
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Synonyms
0 MALFEASANC performa
E is………….. nce
143 Synonym of Flowing Disdainful Ornate Unnecessary D
1 SUPERFLUOUS
is…………………..
143 Synonym of Overall Table setting Style of cooking Light luggage C
2 CUISINE atmosphere
is…………………
143 Synonym of Engrave Attribute Sign Write B
3 ASCRIBE
is………………….
143 Synonym of Addition Regret Attitude Abrasion Concentr D
4 ATTRITION ation
is…………………
143 Synonym of Affluent Resigning Omni-present Omni-potent Omniscie C
5 UBIQUITOUS nt
is………………
143 Synonym of Calm Gloomy Misty Damp Diseased B
6 MOROSE
is……………….
143 Synonym of To twist Unravel Scold Wear away D
7 ABRADE
is………………..
143 Synonym of To surround Baptize Vandalize Sacrifice D
8 IMMOLATE
is……………..
143 Synonym of To depart Yield Abdicate Resign A
9 ABSCOND secretly
is………………..
144 Synonym of To displace Entangle Carry out Guide C
0 IMPLEMENT
is……………..
144 Synonym of Exhibition Reference Label Repute B
1 BENCHMARK point
is……………….
144 Synonym of Sleek Long-limbed Shabby Voracious C
2 MANGY
is………………
144 Synonym of Proximate Distant Emergent Disparate A
3 CONTIGUOUS
is………………..
144 Synonym of Tropic fruit Outburst Desperate A dance D
4 TANGO situation
is……………..
144 Synonym of Snobbery Tastefulness Sect Yearling C
5 CULT
is……………….
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Synonyms
is…………..
149 Synonym of Guiding Burden Optical illusion Symbol of A
3 LODESTAR principle authority
is……………
149 Synonym of Enraged Equatorial Transported Lukewarm Embarras D
4 TEPID eed
is…………….
149 Synonym o Large and Uncivilized Simple Original B
5 BARBARIC strong and brutal
is…………….
149 Synonym of Not fertile Safe against Severe Vulnerable B
6 IMPREGENABL attack
E is……………….
149 Synonym of Dream like Practical Depressing Natural A
7 SURREALISTIC
is………………..
149 Synonym of Proxy Profundity Boldness Exit Dumpy A
8 EFFIGY
is……………..
149 Synonym of Normal Done Blunt Prepared in B
9 PERFUNCTOR superficially advance
Y is………………
150 Synonym of Productive Feverish Wild Seductive C
0 FERAL
is……………..
150 Synonym of To avoid Argue Forget Spit out A
1 ESCHEW
is…………….
150 Synonym of Peaceful Attractive Fun loving Modest B
2 COMELY
is…………………
150 Synonym of Attentiveness Courage Wisdom Thoughtfulness C
3 SAGACITY
is…………..
150 Synonym of Energetic Crude Contrary Coinciding D
4 CONGRUENT exactly
is……………..
150 Synonym of Long Beyond Lacking control Non-negotiable B
5 INCONTROVE established dispute
RTIBLE
is…………….
150 Synonym of Apparently Workable True Somewhat A
6 PLAUSIBLE believable evasive
is…………….
150 Synonym of Interpretation Imitation Report Reparation A
7 RENDITION
is…………….
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Synonyms
is………
144 Synonym of Scrupulous Varied Ready Prompt Vicarious A
9 PUNCTILIOUS
is………………
145 Synonym of Stolid Respiratory Animated Pneumatic Aroused A
0 PHELGMATIC
is…………………
145 Synonym of Satiety Facility Thwart Nostalgia Lethargy C
1 FRUSTRATION
is…………………
145 Synonym of Revengeful Triumphant Strategic Demonstrative Bigoted A
2 VINDICTIVE
is…………….
145 Synonym of Planetary Gloomy Astronomic Hopeful Tempera B
3 SATURNINE te
is………………
145 Synonym of Practicable Amenable Indisposed Critical Artistic B
4 TRACTABLE
is………………..
145 Synonym of Situated Gregarious Taciturn Antisocial Garrulou E
5 LOQUACIOUS s
is………………..
145 Synonym of Banter Oppression Sarcasm Bigotry Simile A
6 PERSIFLAGE
is……………..
145 Synonym of Bacillus Chastity Shrew Wanton Tirade C
7 VIRAGO
is………………
145 Synonym of Sing in Pretend Cancel program Confuse Interrupt D
8 DISCONCERT harmony
is……………..
145 Synonym of Pretend Dirty Embarrass Steal Honor D
9 FILCH
is………………….
146 Synonym of Residence Dismissal Accident Act Death E
0 DEMISE
is………………..
146 Synonym of Speedy Precise Squeamish Hungry Slow C
1 FASTIDIOUS
is………………..
146 Synonym of Verbal Indefinite Endless Strange Vague C
2 INFINITE
is…………........
146 Synonym of Underground Stealthy Built up Cavernous A
3 SUBTERRANE
AN is…………….
146 Synonym of Subtle Inevitable Incapable Insoluble B
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Synonyms
5 INELUCTABLE
is………………..
146 Synonym of Antiquity Memory Recreation Tardiness C
6 PASTIME
is……………..
146 Synonym of Opposition Proper Agreeable Facial D
7 COUNTENANC conduct quality expression
E is……………..
146 Synonym of Harmony Word division Sensible Reasoning D
8 SYLLOGISM observation method
is………………..
146 Synonym of To fork or Belch Think Explain at A
9 BIFURCATE divide meditatively length
is………………..
147 Synonym of Glib talk Slang Computer Local dialect D
0 PATOIS language
is………………..
147 Synonym of Hard to Barbaric Flawless Elusive A
1 INTRACTABLE manage
is………………..
147 Synonym of Commendable Incorruptible Unchangeable Overbearing C
2 INCORRIGIBLE
is…………………
147 Synonym of Nativity Tolerance Gossiping Poverty Eating D
3 INDIGENCE
is……………
147 Synonym of Prominent Carping Critical Caustic Epigram B
4 CAPTIOUS matic
is………………
147 Synonym of Swampy Irritable Meager Fancy Lavish E
5 SUMPTUOUS
is………………
147 Synonym of To throw Touch softly Place in layers Remove from A
6 PELT things at
is……………..
147 Synonym of Morals Customs Taxes Fiscal year Swamp B
7 MORES
is…………….
147 Synonym of Clothing trace Under-garment Hallway Hope B
8 VESTIGE
is……………
147 Synonym of Laconic Strangling Ecstatic Frozen Wordy E
9 GARRULOUS
is…………..
148 Synonym of Heterogeneous Motley Scrambled Different Similar E
0 HOMEGENOU
S is……………..
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Synonyms
is…………….. events
149 Synonym of Poverty- Faultless Dirty Criminal Impervio
7 IMPECCABLE stricken us
is………………..
149 Synonym of Gambler Slaughter- Encourager Factor Author C
8 ABETTOR house
is………………..
149 Synonym of Argue Engage Remove hair Soothe Enfeeble E
9 DEBILITATE
is……………..
150 Synonym of Refined Yellow-orange Ancient Forward Gaudy E
0 TAWDRY
is……………….
150 Synonym of Corroborate Lack Teach Destroy Avenge C
1 INCULCATE
is……………….
150 Synonym of Winding Sadistic Cruel Like a turtle Carefree A
2 TORTUOUS
is………………..
150 Synonym of Sweeten Appease Applaud Worry Discoura B
3 MOLLIFY ge
is…………………
150 Synonym of Annoy Harness Involve Injure Consider A
4 HARASS
is………………..
150 Synonym of Acquiescence Calm Turmoil Placid C
5 UPROAR
is………………..
150 Synonym of Affinity Ploy Bribe Goosebump B
6 RUSE
is…………………..
150 Synonym of Mixed together Noisy Relating to Cruel D
7 BRUTAL teeth
is………………
150 Synonym of Drop of water Hit Vegetable Journey B
8 SLAP
is……………….
150 Synonym of Dance Surprise Pull off Look at C
9 PEEL
is……………….
151 Synonym of Busy person Bad event Body part Small number D
0 HANDFUL
is………………
151 Synonym of Swampy Irritable Meager Splendid D
1 SUMPTUOUS
is………………
151 Synonym of Negotiate Detain Redden Inter Taunt C
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Synonyms
2 BLUSH
is……………….
151 Synonym of Loathe Aversion Antipathy Sympathy Blood D
3 AFFINITY relations
is………………….. hip
151 Synonym of Stultify Intrigue Stupefy Fatigue B
4 MANOEUVRE
is………………….
151 Synonym of Felony Transgression Sabotage Commonness Flouting D
5 PREVALENCE
is………………….
151 Synonym of Vortex Turbulence Avenue Whirlpool Turmoil C
6 BOULEVARD
is………………..
151 Synonym of Entomb Reprimand Cease Forbear Adore B
7 LAMBAST
is……………….
151 Synonym of Level Defect Pluck Taunt Fire A
8 RAZE
is……………
151 Synonym of Surpass Humiliate Incur Detest Defect A
9 OUTCLASS
is……………..
152 Synonym of Compete Kowtow Censure Sanction Wink A
0 VIE
is……………….
152 Synonym of Loot Blush Expedite Ease Contradic A
1 PLUNDER t
is………………..
152 Synonym of Spendthrift Dumb Wise Furious Alert C
2 SAGACIOUS
is………………
152 Synonym of Jubilant Turncoat Assaulter Reticent Cop C
3 ASSAILANT
is……………….
152 Synonym of Lambast Thieve Lay to rest Experience Proclaim D
4 UNDERGO
is…………………
152 Synonym of Outclass Vow Plunder Compensate Atone B
5 PLEDGE
is…………….
152 Synonym of Suspicious Persecutor Victim Sagacious Chatter B
6 TYRANT box
is………………
152 Synonym of Austerity Embargo Lienancy Sereness Celibacy B
7 MORATORIU
M is……………
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Synonyms
Pair of Words
154 LIQUID : motion: water: data: statistics music: A
0 HYDRAULICS dynamics hydroponics eurythmics
154 CIRCUITOUS : problematic : devious : elliptical : judicious : profound B
1 ROUTER solution argument brevity selection : depth
154 HOPE : love: elevates film: flam fib: lie fake: ordinary C
2 ASPIRES
154 CORPOREAL: mesa: plateau moron: savant foreigner: pedagogue: B
3 SPIRITUAL immigrant teacher
154 SYMPHONY: Leonardo: Fresco: Colours: pallet Art: B
4 COMPOSER music painter appreciation
154 GRAIN: SALT shard: pottery shred: wood blades: grass chip: glass D
5
154 DIVA: OPERA producer: director: conductor: bus thespian: play D
6 theatre drama
154 PAIN: comfort: grief: trance: narcotic ache: B
7 SEDATIVE stimulant consolation extraction
154 LIGHT: BLIND speech: dumb language: tongue: sound voice: vibration A
8 deaf
154 FILTER: curtail: activity expunge: edit: text censor: play D
9 WATER book
155 GRAVITY: iron: metal north pole: magnetism: dust: desert C
0 PULL directions attraction
155 ARMY: business: soldier: war: logic team: A
1 LOGISTICS strategy students individual
155 MUNDANE: common: worldly: routine: novel secular: clerical B
2 SPIRITUAL ghostly unworldly
155 TEN: DECIMAL seven: septet four: quartet two: binary five: quince C
3
155 WAN: corpulent: insipid: flavor pallid: enigmatic: B
4 COLOUR weight complexion puzzle
155 PORK: PIG rooster: mutton: steer: beef lobster: B
5 chicken sheep crustacean
155 AFTER: first: second present: past contemporary: successor: D
6 BEFORE historic predecessor
155 DISTANCE: liquid: litre bushel: corn weight: scale fame: A
7 MILE television
155 SODIUM : Potassium: Calcium: Lime: Limestone Room: House B
8 SALT Phosphorous Marble
155 LUST : SEX Friend: Foe Lamp: Light Anger: Hoard: Amass C
9 Pugnacity
156 HISS : SNAKE Notes: Music Splash: Water Trumpet: Cat: Mew C
0 Elephant
156 JOKE : Cry: Sorrow Disease: Death: Life Miracle: D
1 LAUGHTER Medicine Surprise
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Pair of Words
156 Day: Night Dark: Black Good: Rough Kind: Cruel Shining: Bright C
2
156 Cobbler: Shirt: Boutique Television: Woodcutter: Mason: Stone D
3 Leather Engineer Furniture
156 WORDS : Dictionary Notes: Music Wheat: Food Planet: Sun B
4 POETRY Letters
156 MASK : Clothes: Building: Make-up: Radio: News C
5 DISGUISE Necessity Offices Beautify
156 ORTHOPEDIC : Psychiatry: Skin: Allergy Antibiotics: Fracture: A
6 BONE Mind Fever Plaster
156 IRON : Cotton : Cloth Food : Clay : Potter Silver : Miner C
7 BLACKSMITH Gourmet
156 FISH : SCALES Book : Papers Snake : Fangs Birds : Feather Car : Wheels Cat : C
8 Claws
156 COLLAGE : Cement : Medley : Furniture : Sofa Grains : Tree Book : B
9 IMAGES Building Songs Volumes
157 SKETCH : Secret : Cell : Prisoner Palette : Painter Draft : Writer Lawyer : D
0 ARTIST Confident Court
room
157 KNIFE : CUT Winter : Sword : Sharp Run : Fast Drill : Hole D
1 Summer
157 FISH : TROUT Hair : Black Bird : Aviary Tiger : Mammal : Cow C
2 Carnivorous
157 GILL : FIN Cockroach : Instrument : Hard Disk : Bread : Butter C
3 Antenna Pencil Keyboard
157 FISH : SCHOOL Puppy : Dog Novel : Story Cocks : Pride Ear : Nose C
4
157 COUNSELOR : Artist : Patron : Honesty : Bank : Banker B
5 ADVICE Musician Support Charity
157 RACE : Fasting : Round : Flower : Color Hiking : A
6 FATIGUE Hunger Boxing Gangrene
157 STRUT : WALK Sweating : Hunter : Fire Speech : Stage Stammer : Talk D
7 Wrestling
157 SCHOLAR : Hardworking : Knife : Sword Courage : Bold Luxury : Wealth A
8 IGNORANT Lazy
157 COOL : Sharp : Cut Warm : Hot Hassock : Stool Freedom : B
9 FROZEN Liberty
158 TILE : MOSAIC wood : totem stitch : ink : scroll pedestal : tapestry : B
0 sampler column rug
158 REDOUBTABL tart : pungency tacit : solitude despicable : engrossing : venerabl C
1 E : AWE contempt obliviousness e:
renown
158 COMPLAIN : supply : donate argue : debate grumble : drink : guzzle pacify : D
2 CARP accuse intervene
158 SKIRMISH : revolution : duel : feud : bout : sparring crusade : B
3 INSIGNIFICAN democracy formality impartiality remoten
CE ess
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Pair of Words
te
160 STRATAGEM : epithet : oration : conservation : concession : sentence E
5 DECEIVE correspond publish expend placate :
prosecut
e
160 INDUSTRIOUS kindliness : anxiousness : boldness : purposefulness fastidiou E
6 NESS : animosity apathy strength : enthusiasm sness :
ACTIVITY selectivit
y
160 EXTRAVAGAN bias : judgment exaggeration : inducement : loquaciousness distortio E
7 CE : deception invitation : talk n:
EXPENDITURE paraphra
se
160 OBSEQUIOUS unsuccessful : conscientious compliant : yield staid : laugh amenabl C
8 : FAWN achieve : shirk e : argue
160 NEOPHYTE : diplomat : misanthrope : umpire : guru : respect boor : E
9 EXPERIENCE negotiation cynicism reconciliation sensitivit
y
161 NUMISMATIS Philatelist : Jeweller : Cartographer : Geneticist : A
0 T : COINS Stamps Jewels Maps Chromosomes
161 CURTAIN : Cockroach : Bedsheet : Pillow : Cushion Mat : Floor A
1 DRAPERY Insect Bed
161 BADMINTON : Hockey : Stick Cricket : Bat Skating : Rink Football : Goal C
2 COURT
161 AGENDA : Programme : Performance : Map : Scale Footnote : A
3 MEETING Function Ticket Article
161 EMBROIDER : Patch : Quilt Stain : Glass Carve : Knife Chase : Metal D
4 CLOTH
161 PESTICIDE : Injection : Vaccination : Medicine : Cure Teacher : B
5 PLANT Disease Body Student
161 CROWN : Throne : Regal Wrap : Ermine Pen : Author Crucifix : D
6 ROYAL Religion
161 STARE : Gulp : Sip Confide : Tell Hunt : Stalk Step : Walk A
7 GLANCE
161 CLOTH : Body : Weigh Silk : Cloth Wood : Grains Ornaments : C
8 TEXTURE Gold
161 FOX : Cat : Playful Horse : Vixen : Cute Ant : D
9 CUNNING Runner Industrious
162 CATTLE : Soldier : Crew Grain : Bundle Chicken : Brood Bees : Heap C
0 DROVE
162 THANKS : Courtesy : Salutation : Protest : Trial : Error C
1 GRATITUDE Manners Flag Resentment
162 SALUTATION : Birth : Death Army : Navy Noon : Midnight Lunch : Dinner A
2 FAREWELL
162 CARAVAN : Boat : Cruise Book : Library Midnight : Noon None A
3 DESERT
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Idioms & Phrases
police were
tipped off in a
advance.
tipped off
means
___________
__?
169 To set one’s To oppose with To judge by To get out of To look at one A
0 face against determination appearance difficulty steadily
__________?
169 To hit the nail To say To destroy To announce To teach A
1 right on the something that one’s one’s fixed someone a
head is exactly right reputation views lesson
_______? or completely
true
169 To smell a rat To see signs of To get bad To suspect foul To be in a bad C
2 _______? plague small of a bad dealings mood
epidemic dead rat
169 A man of A man of no A very active A worthy fellow An A
3 straw substance person unreasonable
_________? person
169 To leave To come to Constant To put someone To desert D
4 someone in compromise source of at ease someone in his
the lurch with someone annoyance to difficulties
_________? someone
169 To pick holes To find some To destroy To criticize To cut some C
5 _________? reason to something someone part of an item
quarrel
169 To put one’s To take up To take a To get Take interest in B
6 hand to agricultural difficult task entangled into technical work
plough farming unnecessary
__________? things
169 To end in To make To ruin To excite great To overcome B
7 smoke completely oneself applause someone
________? understand
169 To cry wolf To listen To give false To turn pale To keep off B
8 __________? eagerly alarm starvation
169 To have an A private end To fail to To have no To work for A
9 axe to grind to serve arouse result both sides
___________? interest
170 To make clean To gain To praise To confess To destroy C
0 breath of prominence oneself without of before it
________? reserve blooms
170 “Hornet’s A bee’s house A violent A good A dangerous B
1 nest” situation situation place
means:______
_____?
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Idioms & Phrases
171 To smell a rat To see signs of To get bad To suspect foul To be in a bad C
8 plague small of a bad dealings mood
epidemic dead rat
171 To hit the nail To do the right To destroy To announce To teach A
9 right on the thing one’s one’s fixed someone a
head reputation views lesson
172 At one’s Wit’s Clear up Perplexed Explain Enlighten B
0 end
172 All and Sundry Only rich Together Selected people Everybody D
1 person without
distinction
172 All in all Every person Call all at once Most important Particular thing C
2 same in all
172 At arm’s Insult Length of arm At a distance Very nice C
3 length
172 A white A proud A rare article Useful mode of Costly or D
4 elephant possession transport trouble some
possession
172 At daggers At enmity To be puzzled At friendship Real cause A
5 drawn
172 Does not hold Cannot be Cannot be Does not fulfil Does not D
6 water believed valued the deserve
requirements appreciation
172 In the teeth of In the end Real cause In the face of To chase C
7
172 No love lost Forming a Have a good Not on good Stop loving C
8 between group understanding terms
172 Bag and Without any All the With all one’s Leave C
9 baggage belonging clothing belongings
173 Out and out Slightly Totally Simply Merely B
0
173 Lions share Look angrily Minor share Heart of prey Major share D
1
173 A tight corner In a difficult In a closed In a small field In a meadow A
2 situation room
173 Green thumb One has a To have a One is articstic Ones nails are B
3 green tattoo natural intrest painted green
on the thumb in gardening
173 Bed of roses Dull life Very soft bed Belong to Full of joys D
4
173 At dagger’s To be very To have bitter To be very To be unknown B
5 drawn friendly enmity familiar
173 By leaps and Aimlessly Very fast Very slow In details B
6 bounds
173 Played havoc Caused Caused Caused hardship Caused floods A
7 destruction disease
173 Fair and Auhorative Business like Honest Active C
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Idioms & Phrases
8 square
173 Ins and outs Full details Major share No details Finally A
9
174 At logger In difficulty To be at strife None of above Very happy B
0 heads together
174 At one’s None of above To take Matter of Complete D
1 fingertips revenge shame knowledge
174 Above board Honest and A dishonest Boasting person A man with A
2 straight person arrogance
forward
174 Apple pie Related to dry In perfect In random order Related to B
3 order fruit packing order fruits packing
174 At the spur of Great moment Without delay Very slow Difficult C
4 the moment moment
174 An apple of Cause of Cause of Cause of wealth Cause of illness B
5 discord happiness quarrel
174 At a loss At a relation At a business None of above To be unable to D
6 loss loss decide
174 To turn over a To change To shift To cover up To change the D
7 new leaf: completely attention to ones faults by old habits and
ones course of new problems wearing new adopt new
action marks ones
174 To wrangle To act in a To quarrel To waste time To do B
8 over an asss foolish way over trifles on petty things something
shadow: funny
174 All agog Everybody All ready Restless Almighty C
9
175 To take with a To take with To take with To take whole To take A
0 great of salt: some total disbelief heartedly seriously
reservation
175 Hobsons Feeling of Accept or Feeling of Excellent B
1 choice: insecurity leave the strength choice
other
175 To talk To speak To talk To talk wisdom To speak B
2 through ones fluently nonsense random
hat:
175 To snap ones To speak To accept To grasp eagerly To become D
3 fingers: abruptly immediately contemptuous
of
175 To take the To punish a To grapple To handle it by To bypass the B
4 bull by the person severly courageously fierce attack legal process
horns: for his with difficulty and take action
arrogance that lies in our according to
way ones own
whims
175 To be in To be in Dual minded In a fighting Insuspense D
5 abeyance: trouble mood
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Idioms & Phrases
otherwise we
cannot
succeed.
180 The sailors Put up a Refused to Took over the Decided to B
8 nailed their colourful mast climb down ship abandon the
colours to ship
their mast.
180 We had better Stay in-door Prepare for a Go somewhere Face the B
9 batten down difficult safe obstacles
the hatches. situation
The weather
is
unpredictable.
181 It is difficult to Gets carried Starts Loses her Does not really B
0 have a away discussing temper easily understand
sensible something anything
discussion irrelevant
with her as
she flies off at
a tangent.
181 The students Get away from Put up with Keep up with Race ag B
1 found it hard
to go at equal
speed with
the professor.
181 The man Turned pale Got numbed Turned happy Get motivated A
2 changed
colours when I
questioned
him on the
allocation of
funds.
181 We cannot A felicitous A clumsy A tactful person A non- B
3 depend on person person nonsense
him for this person
assignment as
it needs
careful
handling and
he is like a bull
in a china
shop.
181 The mother Open Locked Safe Tid D
4 always insists
on keeping
the house
spick and
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Idioms & Phrases
span.
181 To cool ones To rest for To give no To remain in a To be kept D
5 heel: sometime importance to comfortable waiting for
someone position sometime
181 A fools A blunder An impossible A useless None of these C
6 errand: task undertaking
181 Swan-song: Music as sweet A melodius Praise of a Last work of a D
7 as a song of song in praise woman by her poet or
birds of someone lover musician
before death
181 To oil the To instigate a To do a work To tip the office- To revive old C
8 knocker: person to do a with increased boy enmity
job pace
181 By the rule of By the use of By the use of By cheating and By practical D
9 thumb: force trickery deception experience
which is rather
rough
182 To live fast: To lead a life of To accomplish To do a task To use up ones A
0 dissipation a purpose hurriedly income as fast
as it comes in
182 To hold To keep To humiliate To offer bribe To blackmail A
1 somebody to captive and somebody and extract
ransom: demand money
concession
182 To hit the To gamble To get an To be wealthy To make B
2 jackpot: unexpected money
victory unexpectedly
182 To pay off old To have ones To settle a To repay the old None of these B
3 scores: revenge dispute loan
182 To take a leaf To take him as To steal To follow the To conform to A
4 out of a model something dictates of others
somebodys valueable someone standard
book:
182 To set the To do To try to do To burn To fling B
5 thames on something impossible something to inonical
fire: remarkable ashes remarks
182 To cast pearls To offer some a To bring To spend To indulge in A
6 before a thing which he something recklessly on a fruitless
swine: cannot good before useless fellow endeavors
appreciate the eyes of a
greedy person
182 To bear the To win To accept a To accept To endure A
7 palm: challenge defeat something
182 To change To change To shift To favor the None of these B
8 colour: appearance allegiance to wrong person
182 To cut the To solve a To be To break ties To defeat to A
9 Gordian knot: difficult victorious with someone powerful
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Idioms & Phrases
problem person
183 To wrangle To act in a To do To quarrel over To quarrel over C
0 over an asss foolish way something trifles the possession
shadow: funny of an ass
183 To have ones To be deeply To be To get angry To keep a A
1 heart in ones depressed frightened secret
boots:
183 To strike ones To fight To work hard To surrender To make a rude C
2 colours: vigorously gesture
183 To ride hell for To ride with To adopt flase To work hard To earn money A
3 leather: furious speed means to for a small by all means
succeed accomplishment
183 Be in the Be under dept Be in love Be in difficulties Be uneasy C
4 mire:
183 To give a rap To eulogise To chatise To condemn To rebuke D
5 on the
knuckles:
183 To be above To have good To be honest Having no debts To try to be B
6 board. height in any beautiful
business deal
183 To cry wolf. To listen To give false To turn pale To keep off B
7 eagerly alarm starvation
183 He is on the More than Less than Seventy years Eighty years A
8 wrong side of seventy years seventy years old old
seventy. old old
183 To have an A private end To fail to To have no To work for A
9 axe to grind. to serve arouse result both sides
interest
184 To drive To find ones To return Back to original To emphasis D
0 home. root place of rest position
184 Once the case Waited for a Claimed credit Disassociated Seemed eager C
1 reached the response to for themselves to continue
court, the from
police washed
their hands off
it.
184 She wanted to Took a firm Expressed her Scolded her Got irritated A
2 go hitch- stand displeasure badly
hiking but her
mother put
her foot down
and now she’s
going by bus.
184 Adolescence is Hard days Of mental Happy days Days of C
3 a period of pressure preparation
halcyon days.
184 My sincere Was counter Had a strong Made on Had little D
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Idioms & Phrases
185 We had better Stay in-order Prepare for a Go somewhere Face the B
3 batten down difficult safe obstacles
the hatches. situation
The weather
is
unpredictable.
185 It is difficult to Gets carried Starts Loses her Does not really B
4 have a away discussing temper easily understand
sensible something anything
discussion irrelevant
with her as
she flies off at
a tangent.
185 The student Get away from Put up with Keep up with Race against B
5 found it hard
to go at equal
speed with
the professor.
185 Once the case Waited for a Claimed credit Disassociated Seemed eager C
6 reached the response to for themselves to continue
court, the from
police washed
their hands off
it.
185 She wanted to Took a firm Expressed her Scolded her Got irritated A
7 go hich-hiking stand displeasure badly
but her
mother put
her foot down
and now she’s
going by bus.
185 Adolescence is Hard days Of mental Happy days Days of C
8 a period of pressure preparation
halcyon days.
185 My sincere Was counter Had a strong Made on Had little D
9 advice to my productive impact stubborn success
maidservant
fell on stony
ground.
186 He has all his Has everything Is well Always scores a Never gets B
0 ducks in a ready organized zero confused
row; he is
complacent.
186 With great Became a Did the best Destroyed his Developed a D
1 difficulty, he sculptor he could do career specific
was able to position for
carve out a himself
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Idioms & Phrases
niche for
himself.
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Preposition
Preposition
186 Please wait At In By From B
2 for me. I will
be finished
_______ five
or ten
minutes.
186 The railway Over Across By On B
3 track runs
______ the
river.
186 Is this is the That Who Which To arrive C
4 bus, ______
goes to the
Sadar Bazar?
186 The book In Among Between Of C
5 is______the
mug and pen.
186 A good judge In To On At D
7 never jumps
_________the
conclusion.
186 You must With In some of All A
8 bear_______h
is pranks.
186 He is Of For To On A
9 serious______
_visiting
Islamabad.
187 We are With On In To D
0 accountable
_________Go
d for our
actions.
187 I am famous For To Upon In A
1 _______hones
ty where
javed is
notorious for
dishonesty.
187 I’m getting From For To In B
2 late ______
office.
187 She’s angry On For With To C
3 ______ you.
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Preposition
worried.
188 We are To Of With At On B
4 sensible
_____ the
difficulties he
faces?
188 He was Of For With To From B
5 upbraided
_______ his
slovenly
appearance?
188 He took his From With At By On D
6 brother ____
the hand.
188 I suspect him For Of Over By On B
7 ____ stealing
the pen.
188 The prisoner With Of To At On C
8 was bound
_____ the
stake.
188 He got ______ Over On At By A
9 his illness in
two weeks.
189 There was no To With Him Over A
0 heir ______
the throne.
189 The rains have In Of On Out A
1 set ______.
189 Usman was With Of Away In C
2 broken______
__from his old
friends.
189 His people For Of To With C
3 built many
memorials __
his greatness.
189 The wheels of On Against Upon Over B
4 the truck
press __ the
road.
189 Translate this To In Into On C
5 passage ____
English.
189 He succeeded By With On In Of D
6 ____ killing
the tiger.
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Preposition
painting.
190 Please do not With On At Towards A
9 get angry __
me.
191 __ the night In At On Along A
0 mysterious
creatures
prowl.
191 You should On With At Of C
1 not jest
______ his
poverty.
191 Sana is not To On At With A
2 known ______
me.
191 I am proud With Of To At On B
3 ______ my
brother.
191 Head is Of With At By From B
4 covered ____
hair.
191 Do you mean With On By For D
5 to say you
exchanged
that lovely car
____ this?
191 When the Down On Up Over C
6 meeting had
finished, they
went _____
the plan once
again.
191 They are For At About On C
7 anxious
______ his
health.
191 There is still Of To For With C
8 no cure _____
AIDS.
191 We arrived To In At Of C
9 ____ the
village at
night.
192 He has been From With Since For D
0 swimming
_____ one
hour.
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Preposition
2 bad _____
maths.
193 Usman is From Of With To B
3 afraid ______
dog.
193 The Jar was With From By Of D
4 full _______
oil.
193 He always To In On Over C
5 insisted ____
his opinion.
193 He accused For On With Of D
6 the man
_______
stealing.
193 He is weak At In From With B
7 _____
grammar.
193 Sana is Among By Over With D
8 popular
______ her
friends.
193 My book is Than With From By C
9 different ____
yours.
194 Sana filled the With Of From By A
0 glass _______
water.
194 Nelson From In With Of D
1 Mandela was
deprived
______ his
freedom.
194 He is With Of To By C
2 accustomed
______ hot
weather.
194 The man was On Of With At C
3 charged
_____
murder.
194 He is fully Of With For In B
4 contented
_____ his life.
194 The At With For of C
5 shopkeeper
has charged
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Preposition
me ten rupees
_______ this
book.
194 Mother was At Of Over On B
6 aware _____
her children.
194 I have had From With Of To D
7 problems
similar ______
yours.
194 The training At To In By And B
8 session has
been changed
from 9:00
_____ 10:00.
194 Admin is About Of On In B
9 capable
______ doing
anything.
195 Asim has been From By Of With C
0 fully cured
_______ the
chronic pain in
his legs.
195 I was In At On For B
1 astonished
_____ his
failure.
195 I was amazed In At For With B
2 ________ his
misbehavior.
195 He is For Of To With C
3 responsible
_______the
president for
his decisions.
195 Aqsa is Off To Towards Through C
4 travelling
__________
the school.
195 He is getting From To Of Through C
5 out
__________
the car.
195 He is fond To Of In On With B
6 _______
drawing.
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Preposition
achievements
of a hero or
legendary
figures is
known as
___________?
197 A form of Braille Elysium Epicure Arson A
2 written
language for
blind people is
known as
__________?
197 A medicine Antidote Antitoxin Adderall A&B D
3 taken or given
to counteract
a particular
poison is
known as
___________?
197 One who eats Albumen Adept Omnivorous Amphibian C
4 everything
indiscriminate
ly is known as
_________?
197 One who is Omnipotent Omniscient Omnipresent None of the C
5 present above
everywhere is
known as
___________
_?
197 Something Non- Blurred Opaque All of the above D
6 which is transparent
incapable of
being seen
through is
known as
___________
__?
197 Something Opaque Coarse Ambiguous Transparent D
7 which is
capable of
being seen
through is
known as
___________
__?
197 One who is Foreclosed Insolvent Bankrupt All of the above D
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR One Word Substitutes
8 unable to pay
debts owed is
known as
__________?
197 A person who Bibliophile Pluviophile Cosmopolitan Changeling A
9 collects or has
a great love of
books is
known as
________?
198 Forcing Blackmail Despotism Assassin Elysium A
0 someone to
make
payment for
not revealing
discreditable
secrets is
known as
___________
___?
198 The offence of Bigamy Coupe Bigot Biped A
1 marrying
someone
while already
married to
another
person is
known as
_________?
198 A large Aviary Columbary Votary All of the above A
2 enclosure for
confining
birds is known
as
_________?
198 Items of Agenda Bulletin Elysium Epicture A
3 business to be
considered at
a meeting is
called
__________?
198 A Game which Tie Draw Loss Toss B
4 no one wins
called_______
__?
198 The killing of Matricide Parricide Regicide patricide A
5 one’s mother
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR One Word Substitutes
called_______
_?
198 killing of a Filicide Fratricide Genocide Homicide C
6 large group of
people
called_______
__?
198 A community Hamlet Aviary Apiary None of these A
7 of people
smaller than a
village
198 A person who Henpeck Connoisseur Somnambulist None of these A
8 is controlled
by wife called
198 A small Cellar Sty Pen Lair C
9 enclosure for
cattle, sheep,
poultry etc. is
called as
__________?
199 ” Infallible ” cares & worries cares & mistakes & Worries & C
0 refers to the failures failures troubles
one who is
free from all
_________?
199 action of Regicide Suicide Patricide Parricide A
1 killing King is
called_______
_____?
199 Fear of closed Claustrophobia Misogynist Ambidextrous Philanthropy A
2 places:
199 Having a Delinquent Frank Juvenile Guilty A
3 tendency to
break the law
to do socially
unacceptable
things is?
199 One who Philistine Iconoclast Imposter Cannibal A
4 criticizes
popular
beliefs which
he/she thinks
is a mistake or
unwise is?
199 Practice of Esplanade Espadrille Estrangement Espionage D
5 employing
spies in war
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR One Word Substitutes
is?
199 A broad road Boudoir Boulevard Avenue Façade B
6 bordered with
trees is?
199 Detaining and Interruption Interrogation Internment Intermittent C
7 confining
someone is?
199 One who Philanderer Volunteer Mercenary Missionary B
8 offers his
service
without
charging for it
is?
199 A place where Casino Beach Resort Museum C
9 a lot people
go on holiday
or vacation is?
200 The act of Relinquish Renounce Abdicate Resign C
0 giving up
sovereign
power is?
200 Violation of Profanity Sedition Sacrilege Slander C
1 something
holy or sacred
is?
200 Living at the Concurrent Contemporary Coincident Concomitant B
2 same time is?
200 Branch of Obstetrics Pediatrics Calisthenics Geriatrics D
3 medicine
dealing with
the health and
care of old
people is?
200 The time Snobbery Courtship Estrangement Polyphony B
4 when two
people have a
romantic
relationship
before they
get married
is?
200 That never Irrelevant Infallible Indelible Inaudible B
5 fails is?
200 That which is Anachronistic Obsolete Incongruous Archaic B
6 out of place
is?
200 An odd, a Harangue Hyperbole Idiosyncrasy elegy C
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR One Word Substitutes
7 typical or
eccentric trait
is?
200 A dogmatic Nomadic Elite Zealot Swashbuckler C
8 person is?
200 A cluster of Fleet Hamlet Monument Constellation B
9 house in
village is?
201 A noisy and Rhetoric Cacophony Harangue Oration A
0 bombastic
speech
addressed to
a large
assembly is?
201 Hard to Punctilious Obtuse Absurd Abstruse D
1 understand
is?
201 The study of Annals Paleographic Calligraphy Archeology B
2 ancient
writings is?
201 One who Agnostic Iconic Belligerent Anarchist D
3 promotes the
idea of
absence of
government
of any kind,
when every
man should
be a law unto
himself is?
201 Responsible Eligible Legitimate Legalized Liable D
4 according to
law is?
201 Which is Soliloquy Indispensable Sinecure Indelible B
5 bound to be
done is?
201 Matter Handwritten Manuscript Proof Amnesty B
6 written by
hand is?
201 A statement Verbose Ambivalent Epigraph Ambiguous D
7 that can have
a double
meaning is?
201 Money paid to Sacrilege Rent Bunting Remuneration D
8 a man for his
labour is?
201 A person who Hypochondriac Misogynist Misanthrope hyperpitutiary A
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR One Word Substitutes
9 constantly
thinks, he is
sick is a?
202 Anything Corrigendum Manuscript Postscript Unmanageable C
0 written in a
letter after it
is signed is?
202 One who has Fanatic Theologian Bigot Egotist C
1 obstinate and
narrow
religious views
is
___________
_?
202 Specialised in Rhinologist Philologist Endocrinologist Gerontologist A
2 nose disease
is?
202 Animals who Sociable Gregarious Carnivorous Social B
3 lives in herds
are?
202 An Windfall Philanthrophy Benevolence Turnstile A
4 unexpected
piece of good
fortune is?
202 An Honorarium Sinecure Prerogative Perquisite D
5 emolument
over and
above fixed
income or
salary is?
202 The doctor Orthodontist Orthopedist Ophthalmologis Obstetrician C
6 known as an t
eye-specialist
is?
202 The practice Treachery Villainy Hypocrisy Inundate C
7 of pretending
to have
feelings that
one does not
really have is?
202 To run away Deceive Cheat Escape Elope D
8 with a lover
is?
202 A system of Oligarchy Democracy Meritocracy theocracy C
9 government
controlled by
persons of
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR One Word Substitutes
high
intellectual
ability is?
203 Young one of Piglet Lamb Calf Colt D
0 horse is?
203 One who does Egoist Frank Bohemian Reveille C
1 not follow the
usual rules of
social life is
called
___________?
203 One who Aviator Acrobat Funambulist Upholsterer B
2 walks on
ropes is called
______.
203 A person who Luxuriant Luxurious Extravagant Stingy C
3 wastes his
money on
luxury
is__________
?
203 A doctor who Pedophile Fatalist Pediatrician Pedagogue C
4 treats children
is called
__________.
203 A person who Borrower Insolvent Lender Allen B
5 is unable to
pay his debts
is called
___________.
203 Fear of Highphobia Altophobia Heliophobia Acrophobia D
6 heights
is________?
203 An act of Sinecure Soliloquy Pessimist Philanthropist B
7 speaking
one’s
thoughts
aloud when
by oneself or
regardless of
any hearers,
especially by a
character in a
play:
203 One who Philatelist Ornithologist Statistician Numismatist D
8 collects coins
as hobby:
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR One Word Substitutes
movement:
205 Custom of Misogamy Bigamy Polygamy Monogamy C
0 having many
wives:
205 International Matricide Matricide Genocide Homicide C
1 destruction of
racial groups:
205 A remedy for Narcotics Antiseptic Panacea Lyric C
2 all diseases:
205 A man who Crook Liar Scoundrel Hypocrite D
3 rarely speaks
the truth:
205 A disease Incurable Infectious Contagious Fatal C
4 which spreads
by contact:
205 A person who Stoic Sadist Psychiatrist Aristocrat B
5 is indifferent
to pains and
pleasure of
life:
205 The murder of Homicide Regicide Fratricide Suicide C
6 Brother:
205 One who Cosmopolitan Frightening Fastidious Feminist C
7 cannot easily
pleased:
205 A person who Cosmopolitan Fratricide Altruist Aristocrat C
8 loves
everybody:
205 One who Fatalist Optimist Pessimist Parsimonious A
9 believes in the
power of fate:
206 A sad song: Ditty Knell Dirge Lay C
0
206 Story of old Lyric Epic Legend Romance C
1 time gods or
heroes is:
206 A lady’s Parasol Granary Epitaph Aviary A
2 umbrella is:
206 Person who Theist Heretic Atheist Fanatic C
3 does not
believe in the
existence of
God:
206 Commenceme Pun Alliteration Transferred Oxymoron B
4 nt of words epithet
with the same
letter:
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR One Word Substitutes
rarely by us”.
208 Passive Voice No more this No more No more can be Nothing can be C
3 of “The box box can could be contained in this contained in
can contain contain. contained in box. this box.
no more”. this box.
208 Active Voice The dogs are The dogs The dogs chase The dogs were D
4 of “He was chasing him. chased him. him. chasing him.
being chased
by the dogs”.
208 Passive Voice You should be You shall have You will be You may be You might D
5 of “The punished by been punished by the punished by be
teacher may the teacher. punished by teacher. the teacher. punished
punish you”. the teacher. by the
teacher.
208 Passive Voice An old shirt An old shirt The beggar was An old shirt B
6 of “Sajid gave was given to was given to gave an old shirt was gave to the
the beggar an Sajid by the the beggar by by Sajid. beggar by
old shirt”. beggar. Sajid. Sajid.
208 Passive Voice Has all the Have the Have all the All the C
7 of “Has necessary necessary necessary necessary
someone arrangements arrangements arrangements arrangements
made all the been made by been all made been made by have been
necessary someone ? by someone ? someone ? made by one.
arrangements
?”
208 Passive Voice The bell has The bell was The bell was The bell has D
8 of “The boy been being being rung by rung by the boy. been rung by
has rung the rung by the the boy. the boy.
bell”. boy.
208 Passive Voice The bull had The bull was The bull had The bull was D
9 of “Someone been pulled to be pulled been pulled pulled
pulled the bull violently by violently by violently. violently.
violently”. someone. someone.
209 Passive Voice Him was He was Mayor is elected He is elected B
0 of “The elected Mayor elected Mayor by the people. by the people
people the people. by the people. Mayor.
elected him
Mayor”.
209 Passive Voice English is English was English was English is D
1 of “People spoken by spoken all spoken by spoken all over
speak English people. over the people. the world.
all over the world.
world”.
209 Passive Voice Her clothes are Her clothes Her clothes has Her clothes is Her A
2 of ” Sana is being washed were being been washed by being washed clothes
washing her by Sana. washed by Sana. by Sana. had been
clothes” is Sana. washed
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR One Word Substitutes
___________ by Sana.
___________
_.
209 Passive Voice Leaving the He was seen He had been He was seen to B
3 of “I saw him house he was leaving the seen leaving the be leaving the
leaving the seen by me. house by me. house. house.
house” is
___________
______.
209 Passive Voice The glass was The glass has The glass is not The glass had A
4 of “The boy not broken by not been broken by the not been
did not break the boy. broken by the boy. broken by the
the glass” is boy. boy.
___________
___________.
209 Passive Voice He has not He was not He is liked by He is not liked C
5 of “None likes been liked by liked by none. by anyone.
him” is anyone. anyone.
___________
________.
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Articles
Articles
209 New York is A The No article An A
6 ____ large city
209 Are you An The No article A B
7 attending
____reception
today
209 ____ Oranges No article A An The A
8 are grown in
Afghanistan
209 She wants to The An No article A B
9 become
____engineer
210 ____lion is a An The No article A B
0 ferocious
animal.
210 ____ unit A No article An The D
1 means a
measurement.
210 He is A The An No article A
2 ____honest
official.
210 Taj mahal is An A No article The C
3 built of ____
marble
210 He is ____ No article An A The C
4 European
210 Let us play An A The No article D
5 ………………che
ss
210 I go to karachi An A The Some C
6 by ____
Khushal Train.
210 He hopes to An A No article The B
7 join
____universit
y soon
210 Let us go to a A No article An The A
8 restaurant
and have
____coffee
210 It is …………….. An A No article The A
9 absurd story.
211 I want to eat No article A An The C
0 ____ apple
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Articles
7 can go ____
Long distance
with out
water
213 Do you know A, the An, a The, the Were, the C
8 ____ way to
____ railway
station?
213 God made An, a The, an The, the Were, an C
9 ____ country
and man
made ____
town.
214 ____ teachers The Were No article An A
0 of this school
are very
liberal and
intelligent.
214 There is ____ A An Were The B
1 hourly tram
service on this
route.
214 Italy is ____ Were An The A A
2 European
country.
214 Let us ____ Where An The A C
3 matter
seriously.
214 He is ____ A An Were The B
4 honour to his
profession.
214 I ordered ____ A, an An, were A, the The, the D
5 servant to
leave ____
room.
214 ____ scheme The An Where No article A
6 failed for want
of sufficient
funds.
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Clause Analysis
Clause Analysis
214 Direction: Noun clause Adjective Adverb clause wh-clause D
7 Choose the clause
right kind of
clauses from
the following.
They told us
why they are
doing that.
214 They left Noun clause Declarative Adjective clause Adverb clause B
8 early. clause
214 The time Noun clause Relative Adjective clause Adverb clause B
9 when they left clause
early
215 THe claim that Adjunct clause Relative Adjective clause Adverb clause A
0 he expressed (relative clause
clause)
215 We like the Adjunct clause Relative Adjective clause Adverb clause A
1 music that (relative clause
you brought. clause)
215 That was Adjunct clause Relative Adjective clause Predicative SV- D
2 when they (relative clause clause
laughed. clause)
215 Bill stopping Adjunct clause Relative Adjective clause Non-finite D
3 the project (relative clause gerund clause
was a big clause)
disappointme
nt.
215 Direction: Noun clause Adjunct clause Relative clause Adjective A
4 Choose the (relative clause
right kind of clause)
clauses from
the following.
I asked him
when he
would go
there.
215 I shall not tell Adjunct clause Noun clause Relative clause Adjective B
5 you where he (relative clause
lives. clause)
215 I do not know Adverb clause Adjunct clause Noun clause Relative clause C
6 if he will (relative
come. clause)
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Clause Analysis
215 I do not know Adverb clause Adjunct clause Noun clause Relative clause C
7 who came (relative
here last clause)
night.
215 I cannot say Adverb clause Adjunct clause Noun clause Relative clause C
8 whose book is (relative
this? clause)
215 Do you know Adverb clause Adjunct clause Noun clause Relative clause C
9 which is house (relative
is. clause)
216 I know that he Noun clause Adverb clause Adjunct clause Relative clause A
0 will come. (relative clause)
216 Direction: Noun clause Adverb clause Adjunct clause Relative clause B
1 Choose the (relative clause)
right kind of
clauses from
the following.
We come here
that we may
study.
216 He is so weak Noun clause Adjunct clause Relative clause Adverb clause D
2 that he cannot (relative
run. clause)
216 He is such a Noun clause Adjunct clause Relative clause Adverb clause D
3 weak boy that (relative
he cannot run. clause)
216 He is such a Adjective Adjunct clause Relative clause Adverb clause A
4 boy as does clause (relative
not help clause)
anybody.
216 Since my Adjective Adjunct clause Relative clause Adverb clause D
5 brother came, clause (relative
he has been clause)
teaching.
216 I shall do Adjective Noun clause Relative clause Adverb clause B
6 whatever he clause
says.
216 I do not know Adjective Noun clause Relative clause Adverb clause B
7 whether he clause
will come
tomorrow.
216 Direction: Adjective Noun clause Relative clause Adverb clause D
8 Choose the clause
right kind of
clauses from
the following.
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Clause Analysis
While it was
raining,
nobody went
out.
216 It was dark, Adjective Noun clause Relative clause Adverb clause A
9 however we clause
went out.
217 Direction: Where That Whom In which B
0 Choose the
appropriate
option to
complete the
sentences and
that will be a
relative
clause.
The term
track and field
refers to
athletic
events ____
include foot
races and
jumping and
throwing
events.
217 The moment Which When Where Why B
1 _____ I
learned the
result of the
art
competition
was one of
the worst
times in my
life.
217 Direction: Declarative Interrogative Imperative Exclamative C
2 Choose the
clause type of
the following
sentences.
Get ready
now.
217
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3
217 Where did Declarative Interrogative Imperative Exclamative B
4 you leave the
keys?
217 You should Declarative Interrogative Imperative Exclamative A
5 brush your
teeth.
217 Direction: Declarative Interrogative Imperative Exclamative A
6 Choose the
clause type of
the following
sentences.
Ayesha wants
to know
where to buy
cheap gifts.
217 Come in, sit Declarative Interrogative Imperative Exclamative
7 down, and tell
me why you
were late.
217 Direction: Noun clause Adjective Adverb clause None of the A
8 Determine the clause above
function of
the
highlighted
dependent
clause in each
of the
followings.
Some people
buy expensive
cars simply
because they
can.
217 The bankers Noun clause Adjective Adverb clause None of the A
9 need to know clause above
what they
should do.
218 Which one is Noun clause Adjective Adverb clause None of the B
0 the person clause above
who stole
your car?
218 Wherever Noun clause Adjective Adverb clause None of the C
1 there is a clause above
large Pakistan
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The books
which the
professor
assigned were
very
expensive.
218 Canada might Noun clause Adjective Adverb clause None of the C
3 give up its clause above
marketing
boards if the
European
Community
gives up its
grain
subsidies.
218 That is the Noun clause Adjective Adverb clause None of the B
4 place where clause above
American's
and
Japanese's
armies fought.
218 Unless the Noun clause Adjective Adverb clause None of the C
5 crown can clause above
make a better
case, the
accused
murderer will
not be
convicte(d)
218 It is important Noun clause Adjective Adverb clause None of the A
6 to ask clause above
whether the
wedding is
formal or
semi-formal.
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Rashid
decided to
give up
smoking
_________he
had had a
heart attack
two times.
218 ___________ Because Provided that So that While D
8 _ she was
walking along
the garden,
she found a
very rare
flower.
218 Direction: When Unless While Even though A
9 Choose the
correct
alternatives.
___________
_ my father
woke up, he
realized that
he had
forgotten to
turn off the
lights.
219 __________ Although Unless If In the even B
0 he behaves that
well, Mary will
never talk to
him.
219 __________ Until When Although Because C
1 my best friend
Hasan five
years older
than me, he
looks very
young.
219 __________ Now that Even although Unless When A
2 they have
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passed the
stamina test,
they can get
their scuba
diving license.
219 I have decided In case So that Provided that Although B
3 to buy a car
___________
_ I can go to
work easily.
219 Meera looks As if When Although Because A
4 at her
husband
_________
she hasn’t
seen him
before.
219 The soldiers in Although Because Even if However B
5 the camp will
be punished
___________
they didn’t
obey the
rules.
219 Direction: But Although Even though Otherwise D
6 Choose the
correct
alternatives.
You must
wear your
helmet while
riding a
motorbike,
__________
you may hurt
seriously in
case of an
accident.
219 __________ Unless As long as Although As if B
7 you are in top
form, your
coach always
shows you
respect.
219 __________ not only / but not had only / not only had / not only have / A
8 Jinni did the but but but
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ironing,
___________
__ she had
also prepared
the breakfast.
219 I don’t want Although Even if Despite Because D
9 to invite
Kamal to the
party
___________
he always
talks about
nonsense
things.
220 I’m going to When So that Because In spite of B
0 work harder
__________ I
can be
promoted.
220 She was very But Unless Although Because A
1 exhausted
___________
_ she didn’t
stop working.
220 Direction: prepositional participial gerund phrase infinitive A
2 Identify the phrase phrase phrase
underlined
phrase or
clause.
Steven's book,
which made
Oprah's Book
Club this
month, is not
in any stores.
220 Direction: prepositional participial gerund phrase infinitive C
3 Identify the phrase phrase phrase
underlined
phrase or
clause.
While
preparing for
the speech ,
Joe couldn't
help but
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worry about
his entrance.
220 Ahmad wants prepositional participial gerund phrase infinitive D
4 to visit phrase phrase phrase
Quebec , but
he will need
to wait for his
next vacation.
220 Hoping for a prepositional participial gerund phrase infinitive B
5 miracle , the phrase phrase phrase
doctors
continued the
surgery.
220 Our boss prepositional participial gerund phrase infinitive C
6 supports phrase phrase phrase
donating time
to charity.
220 Melanie Prepositional Participle Gerund phrase Infinitive D
7 hoped to find phrase phrase phrase
a cure for the
disease, but
she tried to be
realistic.
220 After the Prepositional Participle Gerund phrase Infinitive A
8 banquet , the phrase phrase phrase
cooks will take
a well-
deserved
break.
220 Joey is hoping Prepositional Participle Gerund phrase Infinitive D
9 for a change phrase phrase phrase
to play pool
with his uncle.
221 Direction: Prepositional Participle Gerund phrase Infinitive A
0 Identify the phrase phrase phrase
underlined
phrase or
clause.
youth group,
excels at
motivating
young people.
221 Pushed Prepositional Participle Gerund phrase Infinitive B
2 beyond phrase phrase phrase
endurance ,
the runner
dropped the
baton.
221 The shoes he Prepositional Participle Gerund phrase Infinitive A
3 saw in the phrase phrase phrase
catalogue are
available
down the
street.
221 The reporter Prepositional Participle Gerund phrase Infinitive B
4 crouched phrase phrase phrase
behind that
tree got the
best picture of
the arrest.
221 Sheikh tried Prepositional Participle Gerund phrase Infinitive C
5 supporting phrase phrase phrase
both teams,
but his heart
was with
Oregon.
221 Ayesha, who Prepositional Participle Gerund phrase Infinitive A
6 resented phrase phrase phrase
being left at
home, drew
on the walls
with her
crayons.
221 Direction: Prepositional Participle Gerund phrase Infinitive D
7 Identify the phrase phrase phrase
underlined
phrase or
clause.
Arnold hoped
to find an
answer to the
funding
shortfall.
221 Pressed for Prepositional Participle Gerund phrase Infinitive B
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223 Blot and Spot of ink and Foul smelling Bracelet and Beautiful neat A
7 smudges dirty marks polluted bangles of gold way of writing
implies: water
223 ‘Get hold or To feel To start To catch a chief To become D
8 oneself’ exhausted running calm
implies:
223 ‘No Wonder’ Not surprising To start Nothing weird Seeing strange A
9 implies: mishap
224 Some To redress To deliver To use power To avail C
0 government public satisfactory and influence. facilities.
officials have grievances services.
an irritating
Habit of
throwing their
weight around
everywhere.
The italicized
idiom means:
224 The part of Hilarious joke Aggregated Intense Acute pain D
1 the problems excitement
newspaper in
which letters
to the editor
are published
is generally
called the
agony column,
The
underlined
word most
nearly means:
224 Mr. Feroz Reprove Scold Admire Amuse B
2 would rop the
dull and
wayward
students
across the
knuckles. The
Italicized
idiom means:
224 ALLUSION An idea A casual or Have a low Do not affect a B
3 means: haunting one’s indirect frequency photographic
mind reference plate
224 GET HOLD OF To start To catch a To become calm To feel C
4 ONESELF running thief exhausted
implies:
224 In a A synopsis for A critique A resume of the A short D
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word means:
225 Sabiha’s dress Is too big Is too short Fits her very Is very C
9 fit her like a well comfortable
glove. The
underlined
phrase means:
226 Many people To have their To have their To speak about To ask the B
0 don’t want dirty clothes private affairs and criticize public to help
their dirty drying on talked about something in with a noble
linen washed clothes line in public public cause
in public. The
underline
phrase means:
226 MISOGAMIST Misses his Hates Is against Is left out of a B
1 most nearly shots marriage hunting sporting team
means A
person who:
226 CEMETERY Graveyard Factory System Pattern A
2 most nearly
means:
226 ABORIGINAL Unoriginal Native Cheap Second rate B
3 most nearly
means:
226 There is no Training Shortcoming Encouragement Shortage D
4 death of
talent in our
country. The
underlined
word means:
226 Their Sensible Well-known Exceptional Matchless B
5 hospitality is
proverbial.
The
underlined
word means:
226 MAKESHIFT is Impulsive Revolving Substitute Practical A
6 closes in
meaning to:
226 FORESHADO Dread Disguise Endanger Indicate D
7 W is closest in
meaning to:
226 To have an old To be wiser To be young To have ache in To be old but A
8 head on than one’s age but appear the shoulders appear young
young old
shoulders
means:
226 BRILLIANT is Sparkling Glorious Talented Showy C
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9 closest
meaning to :
227 INVALUABLE External Worthless Highly Fertile C
0 is closest in valuable expensive
meaning to:
227 FORGO is Run away Do without Safeguard Precede B
1 closest in
meaning to:
227 The word Ill health Glove Slout Gravel A
2 GAUNT
means:
227 To have a Bad weather Receiving gifts Receiving profits Sudden B
3 windfall refers calamity
to:
227 The word Approach again Reach again Blame Praise C
4 APPROACH
means:
227 The word Say with Unwanted Denounce Supporting C
5 PROSCRIBE authority behavior teacher
means:
227 To burn the Hard work Face great Face challenge Waste money D
6 Candle at both loss
ends refers to:
227 The word Impose one’s Serious Non-serious Enjoy frequent C
7 LEVITY means: viewpoint attitude attitude leave
227 The word Make angry Alert Fool ill Encourage A
8 INCENSE
means:
227 The word Careful with Wasteful with Wonderful Helpful to B
9 PRODIGAL money money people
means:
228 The word Preference Prediction Reverence Induction A
0 PREDILECTION
means:
228 Our plays Wonderful Unpredictable Adventurous Tricky B
1 have been
very
capricious in
their
performance.
The
underlined
word means:
228 HOMICIDE Is a poison Means killing Means murder Means the C
2 members of murderer of
one’s species one’s own
family
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precious art
pieces were
not worth a
dime. The
underlined
phrase means:
229 A pale moon Indication Start Cause Friends A
3 and watery
sun are known
as prognostics
of rain. The
underlined
word means:
229 DAUNTED Intimidate Speculate Emancipate Evacuate A
4 means:
229 Choose the Perceive Pawn Abuse Prevent C
5 word most
similar in
meaning to
the capitalized
word
“REVILE”.
229 ‘Be Poles Either of the Having in Leading position Affect B
6 apart’ means: two poles nothing in in a race somebody
common greatly
229 Choose the Servile Embark Hunch Indication D
7 word most
similar in
meaning to
the capitalized
word
‘VESTIGE’>
229 Choose the Dishonor Enthusiasm Besiege Contrary A
8 word most
similar in
meaning to
the capitalized
word
‘IGNOMINY’:
229 Choose the Riotous Turbulent Disordered Organized D
9 word most
similar in
meaning to
the capitalized
word
‘ANARCHICH’:
230 ‘Frown on Fall fat upon a Stay alive Unable to be Disapprove of D
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don’t beat
………….. the
bush.
232 She has About From Against Over C
1 complained
…………. me to
the Principal.
232 ALLAH, the By Along From With D
2 Almighty, has
blessed him
…………… a
son.
232 There are Much Any More Many D
3 …………..fish in
this pond.
232 I insist For At In On D
4 …………….. the
withdrawal of
your
statement.
232 It has been Since For From With A
5 raining
continuously
…………. last
night.
232 She has let Out At Up To B
6 ………….. her
house fully
furnished to a
Korean
couple.
232 When Out About Back On B
7 everyone
hung ………….
the leader
picked on the
most suitable
person to do
the job.
232 The thief Over Across Along Beside B
8 ran…………. the
street to the
other side and
hid under the
bridge.
232 You should After Over About across A
9 not swim
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………….a
meal.
233 The students At During About Across B
0 will go
camping
…………… the
vacations.
233 I can’t make Out Up After For A
1 ………….. what
he has
written.
233 Have you Out Over Up On C
2 made ………..
your mind
about acting
in the play?
233 Most people From To Off Against C
3 are afraid to
go
……………..the
beaten track.
233 When she In To At Into B
4 came ………….
senses, she
asked to see
her son.
233 The boys From Of Off All C
5 got…………the
bus at the
terminal.
233 Which one is a Against Loudly So Be A
6 preposition?
233 If you like Among From At For B
7 sport, this is a
great place.
There’s a lot
to choose
……………….
233 I insist ……… For On At In B
8 the
withdrawal of
your
statement.
233 “His bad He will ruin his He is ruined He will be He is being C
9 friends will bad friends. by his bad ruined by his ruined by his
ruin him”. friends. bad friends. bad friends.
Passive form
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of the
sentence is.
234 She does not Clothes are not Clothes were Clothes were Clothes are not D
0 wash clothes being washed not washed by not being washed by her
on Friday. by her on her on washed by her on Fridays.
Passive form Fridays. Fridays. on Fridays.
of the
sentence is:
234 Will you give Will your Shall you be I shall be given Your bicycle A
1 me your bicycle be given to me your bicycle by will be given to
bicycle? given to me by by your you? me by you?
Passive form you. bicycle?
of the
sentence:
234 The police He was He was For dangerous By the police B
2 arrested him arrested by the arrested by driving he was was he
for dangerous police for the police for arrested by the arrested for
driving. (select dangerous dangerous police. dangerous
the correct driving. driving. driving.
passive voice.)
234 I keep the In the fridge By me is the The butter is Dept in the C
3 butter in the the butter is butter dept in kept by me in fridge by me is
fridge. (select kept by me. the fridge. the fridge. the butter.
the correct
passive voice)
234 The police He was He was For dangerous By police was B
4 arrested him arrested for arrested by driving he was he arrested for
for dangerous dangerous police for arrested by dangerous
driving. (select driving by dangerous police. driving.
the correct police. driving.
passive voice)
234 Traffic Directed by By traffic Traffic by traffic Traffic is D
5 constables traffic constables is constables is directed by
direct traffic. constables is directed directed. traffic
(Select the traffic. traffic. constables.
correct
passive voice)
234 Fire destroyed The top floor of By fire was Destroyed by The top floor of D
6 the top floor the building destroyed the fire was the top building was
of the got destroyed top floor of floor of building. destroyed by
building. by fire. building. fire.
234 The might Javed might be Promoted by By them Javed Next year A
7 promote promoted by them Javed might be Javed might be
Javed next them next might be next promoted next promoted by
year.(Select year. year. year. them.
the correct
passive voice)
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234 Your essay The lecturer The lecturer By your essay The lecturer D
8 impressed the got impressed felt impressed the lecturer was was impressed
lecturer.(Selec by your essay. by your essay. impressed. by your essay.
t the correct
passive voice)
234 Why have you Why has this Why have this Why this jug has Why had that A
9 broken this jug been jug been been broken by jug been
jug? (select broken by you? broken by you? broken by you?
the correct you?
passive voice)
235 You did not A lion is not A lion was not A lion is killed A lion has not B
0 kill a lion in killed by you in killed by you not by you in killed by you in
the forest. the forest. in the forest. the forest. the forest.
(passive form
of the
sentence as: )
235 Did he buy a Was a car Has a car been Is a car bought Had a car been A
1 car yesterday? bought by him bought by him by him the bought by him
(Passive form yesterday? yesterday? other day? yesterday?
of the
sentence as)
235 She does not Clothes are not Clothes are Clothes were Clothes were B
2 wash clothes being washed not washed by not washed by not being
on Friday: by her on her on her on Fridays. washed by her
(Passive form Fridays. Fridays. on Fridays.
of the
sentence is)
235 Will you give Will your Shall you be I shall be given Your bicycle A
3 me your bicycle be given to me your bicycle by will be given to
bicycle? given to me by by your you? me by you?
Passive form you? bicyle?
of the
sentence is:
235 “His bad He will ruin his He is ruined He will be He is being C
4 friends will bad friends. by his bad ruined by his ruined by his
ruin him” friends. bad friends. bad friends.
Passive form
of the
sentence is:
235 Consider the He has been He will be They will make He was made D
5 sentence made king by made king king to him king
“they made them
him king” four
choices are
given below
for this
sentence to
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be rendered
into ‘passive
voice’. Select
the correct
one:
235 Aslam can A question is About what is Aslam readily Any question D
5 readily answer readily going on, answered about about what is
any question answered on Aslam can ongoing going on can
about what is about what is answer readily questions. be readily
going on. going on the questions. answered by
Select the Aslam
correct
passive voice.
235 Somebody Our bungalow Our bungalow Our bungalow is Our bungalow A
6 broke into our was broken was broken in broken in last was broken by
bunglow last into last Friday last Friday Friday somebody on
Friday. Select last Friday
the correct
passive voice:
235 They don’t People are not People are un- People were not People were A
7 allow people allowed to park allowed to allowed to park not being
to park in in front of their park in front in front of their allowed to park
from of their gate. of their gate. gate. in front of their
gate. Select gate.
the correct
passive voice.
235 The principal Smoking has Smoking had Smoking was It is forbidden A
8 has forbidden been forbidden been being forbidden by the principal
smoking on on the campus forbidden on on the campus to smoke on
the campus. by the the campus by by the principal campus.
Select the principal. the principal.
correct
passive voice:
235 Together the The old man The old man The dishes were Together, the C
9 old man and and the young and the young washed by the old man and
the young boy boy were boy together old man and the the young boy
washed the washing the washed the young boy wash the
dishes. (select dishes dishes. together. dishes.
the correct together.
passive voice)
236 Communicatio A tremendous In modern A tremendous Communicatio A
0 n technology revolution has societies a revolution has n technology
has brought a been brought tremendous brought in has
tremendouis in revolution has communication tremendous
revolution in communication been brought technology in revolution
modern technology in in modern brought in
societies. modern communicatio societies. modern
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8 ……………her
on the matter,
you would not
have made
this blunder.
236 A ………… Contemporary Lethargic Obdurate Precocious D
9 child, she was
soon bored in
class; she
already knew
more
mathematics
than her
junior school
teachers.
237 The boys Have never Never saw Had never seen All are correct C
0 loved the zoo. seen
They …………
wild.
237 In Pakistan, The more high The more The highest The higher D
1 the more highly
electricity you
use, …………..
you bill will
be:
237 The flat be Are Would be Were Will be C
2 alright. If the
people above
us………….not
so noisy.
237 I shall see you Incase Unless If As A
3 tomorrow……
……. I have to
work late
…………….
237 In A, an and the For and since Lexical verbs Word classes A
4 grammatical
context.
ARTICLES
allude to:
237 Mathematics Seems Is seeming Seemed As soon as A
5 …………..
difficult but is
fascinating.
237 You need to As good as As long as As much as As soon as D
6 go to the
hospital………
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…. Possible.
An erratic
heart-beat
can be very
dangerous.
237 Ghani Khan is John Keats A John Keat The John Keats Like John Keats C
7 …………. Of
Pashto.
237 If it did not Would have Will be Would be Will have been D
8 rain in time, been
there ……………
a horrible
famine.
237 They should What has kept What has got What has held What has done C
9 have arrived them them them them
by now
……………… I
wonder.
238 Your friend Will Shall Should Would D
0 proved more
sympathetic
than expected
he do.
238 We need A few Any Little Some A
1 ……………..
guidelines to
start with.
238 Which one Few Any Little Some A
2 would you
class it as
more. We
need …………..
guidelines to
start with.
238 The Assured Confirmed Committed Ensured B
3 authorities
have …………….
That the plane
to Beirut was
hijacked over
the Indian
ocean.
238 Your……….. Hair is Hair are Hairs are Hairs is C
4 too long, you
had better go
to the
hairdresser
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today.
238 I have no Trouble Convenience Patience Perseverance D
5 ……………… to
listen to the
budget
speech.
238 You can Alone Down Off Through D
6 always count
on me. I will
not let
you………………
……
238 She ……………… Had better call Had better Had better to Better call C
7 her parents. called call
They must be
worried about
her health.
238 Styles What have Which have That have been That were C
8 ……………. been been
Popular in the
1960s are
reappearing in
high fashion
boutiques.
238 She ……………. Had better call Had better Had better to Better call C
9 Her parents. called call
They must be
worried about
her health.
239 He …………. Was afraid to Was afraid of Was afraid of Feared C
0 before the appear appearing appearing appearance
interview
board.
239 …………….. in Our’s is not Our is not one Ours is not one Our is not one B
1 the world. one of the of the of the quickest of the quickest
quickest quickest response response
response response systems system
system systems
239 Secrets leak Enemies Ill-whishers Confidants Detractors C
2 when the
……………… are
many.
239 The guard Dangerously Hurriedly Suspiciously nervously C
3 looked at me
………….. and
then asked
me to identify
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myself.
239 Her ………. Rituals Matrimonial Nuptials Rites C
4 lasted for one
month. They
were the
longest
wedding
celebrations
in that area.
239 She tried to Refrain Evade Refuse Deny B
5 …………… my
question, but I
persisted in
having an
answer.
239 Most people Scheme Suggestion Design Idea B
6 like the
………………….
Of not having
to work.
239 Many people Imagined Visualized Fantasized Discovered D
7 have ………..
about winning
a big prize in
the lottery.
239 When I told Is just laughing Has just Was just Just laughed A
8 him about it, laughed laughing
he ……………..
239 I don’t like Too Neither Either Also D
9 pasta and my
sister doesn’t
………………
240 The president Speaks Will speak Has spoken Is speaking C
0 …………. On TV
tonight.
240 More than Was Were Had been Have been B
1 one student
……………
absent the
day before
yesterday.
240 ‘Moon’ is to Solar system Sun Planet Asteroid B
2 ‘Satellite’ as
‘Earth’ is to
…………….
240 Only after my Did I realized I realized I did realized Did realize C
3 wife asked me
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the time
……………….
that I had lost
my watch.
240 “Influenza” is Bacteria Bacillus Parasites Proton A
4 to “Virus” as
‘Typhoid’ is to
……………………
240 Mother is Preparing Prepared Preparation Preparatory A
5 ………… the
baby dinner in
the kitchen.
240 We were See Saw To have seen To see D
6 moved ……….
The cat
struggling to
liver her
kitten.
240 A ……………. is Delinquent Revolutionary Pessimist Non conformist A
7 a person who
is dissatisfied
and inclined
to rebel.
240 Rashid spoke Well As well Very well So well D
8 …………… that
he was
praised by all
the debaters.
240 He is rather an Incredulous Unbelievable Interesting Indiscriminate A
9 ……………..
teacher he
never accepts
the students
excuses.
241 Do you have Any Some Every Many A
0 ………….
difficulty with
the language?
241 Here are your Just clean Just cleaned Have just Have just C
1 shoes, I ……….. cleaned cleaned
them.
241 The actress Unknown Concealed Incognito Anonymously C
2 traveled
……….. to
avoid being
recognized by
her fans.
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2 was
completely
………….by the
fire.
242 There are Sympathetic Charitable Generous Sociable B
3 many ……………
organization
here which
need
voluntary
workers.
242 I am much Valuable Value Valuation Valueless A
4 obliged to you
for your………..
assistance.
242 The young Raised Progressed Improved Promoted D
5 officer was
………….becaus
e of his
excellent
performance.
242 They heard To will Wail Willed Willing B
6 the sirens
…………as the
fire engines
approached.
242 Sarwar ………… Used to Was used to Used to be Using to A
7 antiques but
now he has
other
pastimes.
242 There is Data Information Evidence Clue C
8 sufficient………
to charge the
man with
fraud:
242 The Since But Although And D
9 championship
games is on
this
weekend………
..i am feeling a
little nervous.
243 He has ………… Lose Lost Loser Loss B
0 his pen and is
buying
another one.
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word is:
244 He waited Beyond Before Until Unless C
0 …………..dark:
244 A fool and his Family Friends Riches Money D
1 ………….are
soon parted:
244 I’ve hung out Stayed, would Stays, will be Had stayed, Will stay, will B
2 the clothes. be would have be
It’s lovely and been
sunny: if it
…………..like
this
they………..dry
in two hours:
244 My stay in A The My Any A
3 Gilgit will
remain…………
…font
memory to
me.
244 The students Only few A few No much Few B
4 were ………and
the teacher,
therefore did
not take the
class.
244 Many ancient Dashed Flourished Sprawled Succeeded C
5 civilizations…
……………..the
bank of major
rivers.
244 The managing Motivates Mitigates Maneuvers Minces A
6 director ……….
staff to work
hard with a
promise of
high salary:
244 She Reluctant Apprehensive Pervasive Bounced B
7 was…………of
the result of
the interview
which she
attended.
244 Which one is How Hurrah Go Otherwise B
8 an
interjection?
244 His driving is Careless Erratic Relentless Carefree B
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9 rather
………….. He
moves
smoothly and
than all of a
sudden
becomes
negligent:
245 Most people The television A television The TV Television D
0 think…………….
is an essential
feature of
modern life:
245 Going to The cinema Cinema A cinema Cinemas A
1 …………is
considered
vulgar by the
elders of our
village.
245 The air Breathe Are breathing Breath Have breathed A
2 we……………
today has
many harmful
elements in it:
245 She dresses Pride Outrageousne Ostentation Pancche C
3 with great ss
…………….and
that is how
she impresses
people:
245 It is very Worker Hearted Taskmaster Nut to crack D
4 difficult to
relax while
working with
their new boss
because he is
a hard:
245 The building Brightly Splendidly Mysteriously Magnificent D
5 with
numerous
arches looked
…………….in
the
moonlight:
245 The man Had no flown Did not fly Has not flown Has not been C
6 sitting next to flying
me on the
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plane was
nervous
because he
…………….befor
e.
245 Many ancient Dashed Flourished Sprawled Succeeded C
7 civilizations
……………on
the banks of
major rivers.
245 Which one is Did At On By A
8 an auxiliary?
245 His fondness Archaic words Sking Advanced words Neologism D
9 for ……………....
makes his
writings
difficult to
understand
because most
readers don’t
know the
newly
invented
words.
246 The building Brightly Splendidly Mysteriously Magnificent D
0 with
numerous
arches looked
……………….in
the
moonlight.
246 Her brother Insist Insists Are insisting Were insisting A
1 along with her
parents
………….that
she remain in
school.
246 Interpret Non……… Un………….. Dis…………. Mis……….. D
2 (Note: Fill in
the blanks)
246 He asked me Next to Besides Towards Among A
3 to bring a
chair and
sit…………him:
246 Fil in the Can be Make Makes Is equal to B
4 blanks: Two
and Two
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…………. Four.
246 Each Merits Disadvantages Rewards Jargon D
5 occupation
has its
own……………:
bankers,
lawyers and
computer
professionals,
for example,
all use among
themselves
language
which
outsiders have
difficult
following.
246 Abid is Disparaged Ignominious Intelligent Preeminent A
6 ……….in his
field; no other
contemporary
scientist
commands
the same
respect.
246 The foreign Consult Negotiate Concede Compromise B
7 ministers
would not
…………..on the
talks ended in
a dead lock.
246 The custom Usurped Grabbed Confiscated Possessed D
8 department
………….the
goods which
were being
smuggled into
Pakistan.
246 The Govt. is Exile Extradite Exonerate Expel D
9 making
arrangements
to ……………the
fugitive who is
now being
detained in a
foreign
country.
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departments
of sanitation
which keep
the cities
clean.
248 It was Carelessly Wastefully Collectively Economically D
6 therefore
used very
sparingly for
bathing and
cleaning
purposes.
248 Carried Channel Drum Barrel Well A
7 through a pipe
line, or
aqueduct. A
thousand
million litres
of water are
delivered to
the district
daily.
248 This is a Significant Humble Ordinary Mediocre A
8 remarkable
advance from
the bucket
system of
supplying
homes with
water.
248 Thrifty Careless Economical Eccentric Poor B
9 housewives
preserved
their
homegrown
vegetables
and fruits by
canning,
pickling, or
dying them
for use.
249 Meats were Conserved Processed Purified used A
0 preserved by
salting and
drying or by
freezing when
the weather
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Entry Test MCQs
was cold
enough.
249 Sea foods Sea Lake Island Shore D
1 were
generally
available only
along the
coast.
249 Regardless of Consciously Unconsciously Irrespective Instead C
2 where people
live today,
they can
obtain some
fresh fruits,
meats and
vegetables
throughout
the year.
249 Various kinds Nourishing Crispy Fresh Hygienic A
3 of foods can
be preserved
so that they
are both
nutritious and
enjoyable.
249 Science has Busy time Spare time Study time Tough time B
4 changed even
the way we
spend our
leisure time.
249 Superstitious Guided Affected Illustrated Defined B
5 people believe
in signs of
good or bad
luck, and their
lives are
greatly
influenced by
such sings.
249 Superstitious Supported Denied Overpowered Challenged C
6 beliefs are
being
overcome by
using the
scientific
method.
249 A few stars Significantly Scarcely Enormously sufficiently B
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7 are known
which are
hardly bigger
than the
earth.
249 A few stars Hardly any Most All Some D
8 are known
which are
hardly bigger
than the
earth.
249 Most of them Seat Lodging Space Hall C
9 are so large
that hundreds
of thousands
of earth could
be packed
inside each
and leave
room to
spare.
250 Here and Enormous Farthest Lightest Nearest A
0 there we find
an immense
star large
enough to
contain
millions of
earths.
250 It is a very Perhaps Undoubtedly May be Unusually B
1 rare event
indeed for any
star to come
anywhere
near to
another.
250 These millions Roaming Rotating Surprising Rushing A
2 of stars are
wandering
about in
space.
250 For the most Resolution Journey Radiation Circle B
3 part each star
makes its
voyage in
complete
loneliness.
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2 correct bed for a long for a long bed for a long the bed for a
sentence. time. time. time. long time.
252 Choose the We must We must We must attend We must C
3 correct attend the attend for the to the lecture. attend on the
sentence. lecture. lecture. lecture.
252 Choose the She prefers She prefers She prefers She prefer to C
4 correct bread more bread than bread to cake. bread than
sentence. than cakes. cake. cake.
252 Choose the We call him We call him as We call him to We call he A
5 correct Arslan. Arslan. be Arslan. Arslan.
sentence.
252 We should be Towards On With At A
6 affectionate
………children.
252 Rizwan was On In With of B
7 absorbed
………..his
studies.
252 Your plan is With Of To On C
8 not agreeable
………….your
father’s
wishes.
252 Nadir is Off Of From To D
9 addicted
…………heroin.
253 Prof. Riaz is In With Of Over A
0 always
accurate……….
.his
judgement.
253 The For To In Of B
1 manager’s
proposals are
not
acceptable
………..the
labourers.
253 The drawing With In Of At A
2 room is
adorned
……….
beautiful
paintings.
253 Sidra is At With In of C
3 accomplished
………..
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painting.
253 I am not Of With At Of B
4 acquainted
………..these
persons.
253 His remarks To With Of From A
5 were adverse
………….yours.
253 My house is With To From Of B
6 adjacent………
mosque.
253 The food in For Of In To A
7 the castle was
not adequate
………..them.
253 The pay was For To With At B
8 not adequate
………..my
qualification.
253 Pity is often Of With At To D
9 skin……….love.
254 These With To Out Up B
0 principles are
Allen
……………Islam.
254 A loader At Of From To D
1 should be
alive
…………the
public
opinion.
254 I am not Of At On In B
2 amazed
……….his
success.
254 She is For With Of At A
3 ambitious
…………..a high
position.
254 She was With On From Of C
4 sitting apart
…………us.
254 I am anxious About With Of On A
5 ………….your
health.
254 He was At With Of For A
6 annoyed ……..
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my
performance.
254 I am not To Of At From A
7 adverse………..
your activities.
254 We must be At With Of Off C
8 ashamed………
..our evil
doings.
254 Please attach With To On Of B
9 these
documents
………..your
application.
255 These rules For At With To D
0 are not
applicable
…………my
case.
255 Milk is For On To With C
1 beneficial……
….health.
255 Why are you At Of Upon From C
2 bent…………doi
ng me harm?
255 Abid is also a For Of In From A
3 candidate…….
this post.
255 Your action Of With In On D
4 are not
consistent……
……..your
words.
255 We must not In At Of From C
5 be covetous
………..wealth.
255 The baby was In Of With Off A
6 clothes …………
beautiful
dress.
255 There is no Of In For At A
7 compensation
…………this
loss.
255 She was Of In At From A
8 destitute………
money.
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…………speech
?
257 The Muslims In Of For With A
1 have firm faith
………….Islamic
principles.
257 I could not On Of At From C
2 grasp ……….
Anything from
your speech.
257 Riaz has For In Of About A
3 genius ………..
English
literature.
257 Arshad is In To Of With B
4 given
………..smokin
g.
257 Corruption is To For Of From A
5 hurtful
…………every
society.
257 You must not Of For With From A
6 be fearful
…………..his
mischief.
257 Poverty is the Of To In With B
7 only
hindrance
……….his
plans.
257 She hinted For Of In At D
8 ………my
defects.
257 Every Of For In About B
9 candidate
hopes
………..success.
258 Do not At Of From Upon A
0 grumble
………… your
fate.
258 Hardwork is For To Of With B
1 indispensible
………..success.
258 The teacher To For Of in A
2 impoart
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knowledge……
……the
students.
258 He incited me For On To Of C
3 …………theft.
258 I could not With Of In On A
4 impress her
…………….my
competence.
258 The teacher Of On For With B
5 impressed
…………..us the
benefits of
technical
education.
258 Arslan is not In Of With For A
6 lavish ……….
money.
258 The child was Against With For Of A
7 leaning
…………the
wall.
258 The servant Of For With To D
8 was loyal
………his
master.
258 Pollution is a To For In Of A
9 great menace
…………..enviro
nment.
259 The old To Over On Of B
0 woman was
mourning
………….the
death of
heraon.
259 Do not With In Of At B
1 meddle …….
my affairs
259 Suddenly this On To At In B
2 idea occurred
…………me.
259 Corruption is To In Of For A
3 an obnoxious
crime …………
society.
259 I was With For At Of A
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4 overwhelmed
…………..grief.
259 Unemployme On At In Of C
5 nt is one of
the main
obstructions
…………….the
development
of our
country.
259 He did not act Upon In At With A
6 ………..my
advice.
259 I have no Into With To Of C
7 access…………..
the Minister.
259 You should Of For Off From D
8 abstain………..
drinking.
259 He did not For With Of Against B
9 comply
………….my
request.
260 I am Of For In With A
0 convinced
………….the
necessity of
hard work.
260 Your diet is From In With Into B
1 deficient
…………protein
and fats.
260 His father With Of From In B
2 died………………
cancer.
260 He has not From For In On A
3 recovered
…………illness.
260 She was With From In Of C
4 absorbed
……………her
studies.
260 Death is Of To In From B
5 preferable
……………disgra
ce.
260 He Of To Against With C
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6 complained
……….your
misbehavior.
260 We do not With To Into From B
7 agree ……………
his proposal.
260 The people To Against With Of C
8 did not agree
………..the
leader.
260 He was On From Of With D
9 charged
………..theft.
261 He did not Of Off With From A
0 avail
himself…………
the
opportunity.
261 Why are you With To On From A
1 angry …….me?
261 My teacher is With To On From B
2 kind
…………me.
261 Send this On Upon At To D
3 letter ………..
my address.
261 I threw the On Into To In B
4 book
…………….the
river.
261 Have you Of Off With On A
5 disposed
………….your
property?
261 The boy was In With At On C
6 starting
………..the girl.
261 I prefer milk To On With Of A
7 ………..tea.
261 She insisted Of On In From B
8 ……….my
going there.
261 We cannot In With On At C
9 raly
………..him.
262 You should Of On With Off A
0 boasts
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……….his
wealth.
262 You should On With Of At B
1 compromises
………….your
friends.
262 She takes On Of At In D
2 delight
………music.
262 He turned a Of To On At B
3 deaf
ear………….my
request.
262 He was With Off From Of D
4 deprived
………his
watch.
262 I am disgusted With Of In From A
5 ………..your
behaviour.
262 He was Of From In With A
6 ignorant………
….my arrival.
262 He is blind With To In Of C
7 ………one eye.
262 He has been From In Of Into A
8 suffering
………….
Malaria.
262 Distribute With Among Between Into B
9 these
mangoes
…………the
children.
263 He rejoiced At In On With A
0 ………….the
success of his
son.
263 He was Of With From Off A
1 accused
…………theft.
263 He was With Of To At C
2 sentenced
………death.
263 A drowning Of At On With B
3 man catches
………..a straw.
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work.
265 You can rely In Of At By D
9 on me to
stand ……………
you always.
266 I do not With Of In At B
0 approve
…………your
conduct in this
matter.
266 It is good On With At Out C
1 …………the
orders of the
officer
266 He carried On With At Out D
2 …………the
orders of his
officer
266 We are ……….. at In On Of A
3 war with
them.
266 He is confined In On To At C
4 ……….bed
because of
illness.
266 He apologized For At On Of A
5 to me
…………his
misbehavior.
266 The party For In Of At B
6 started
……………searc
h of the lost
child.
266 I am obliged With Of To Off C
7 …………him for
his help.
266 We are To In With On A
8 responsible
……….God for
our deeds.
266 I am sick At For On Of D
9 ……….his
carelessness
in studies.
267 He sat In On At With B
0 …………a stool
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Entry Test MCQs
in front of my
the cage.
267 I am grieved At Of Of With A
1 ……….his
failure in the
examination.
267 He ahs been Of To With For B
2 loyal ………..his
friends in
every
situation.
267 I cannot make Up In Out For C
3 ……….the
meaning of
your speech.
267 The crow flew To On At Of A
4 in search of
water from
one place
………another.
267 Please come On In At Of C
5 to
me…………..din
ner tonight.
267 He quarreled At Over On In B
6 with me………..
a trival
matter.
267 Do not blame With Of At For D
7 him ……...the
accident.
267 We shall call At On In For A
8 ……..his house
in the
evening.
267 He was quite In Of At On B
9 certain
………..his
success in the
examination.
268 The beggars On At With Of A
0 live
……….charity.
268 Take care In For Of Off C
1 ………your
property.
268 Who is On With For at D
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2 knocking
……….the
door?
268 Do you want With To At For B
3 to speak
……..me?
268 He is born For Of From By B
4 ……..rich
parents.
268 We are To With For In A
5 committed
……..the policy
of peaceful
co-existence.
268 He insists Against Over For On D
6 …….leaving
immediately.
268 His company At After For Out B
7 is greatly
sought………….
268 He is one At In With On D
8 person, I
count ……….in
times of
difficulty.
268 Fate smiles…… Upon At With For A
9 him in all his
ventures.
269 We are In Of To With C
0 accustomed
………doing
hard work.
269 Few persons From Of With To A
1 in the world
die ……….over
work.
269 A blind man Between From With To B
2 cannot
distinguish
light ……………
darkness.
269 Will you To For With By C
3 entrust me……
that money?
269 He is very In Of At For C
4 good ……………
mathematics.
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name.
272 You should be With For To On C
1 polise
………others.
272 Good citizens By Of With For A
2 abide……….the
laws.
272 I am inclined To For On With D
3 to agree ……….
you.
272 He spolled his In On At With A
4 time
………..playing.
272 The thief At In Into To C
5 broke ……..the
house.
272 She has great With For Of On B
6 affection
………..her son.
272 Aslam is equal For Of To With C
7 ………his
brother in
intelligence.
272 Beware ……… Of Off From With A
8 dogs.
272 All takes At After Up On B
9 ………his
father.
273 I am thankful Of For At To D
0 ………….you.
273 She is vain Of At On From A
1 ………..her
beauty.
273 He is lame From In Of At B
2 ………one leg.
273 I am On Of At In B
3 proud…….my
parents.
273 The poor To For With Of A
4 fellow no
enmity
……..the
governor.
273 Pakistan has For With Of towards B
5 no enmity
…………any
nation of the
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Entry Test MCQs
world.
273 We have a Of For With Upon B
6 great
fondness
……….our
neighbor.
273 Our need For Of In Off A
7 ………..moneta
ry help should
be given
priority.
273 He enjoys a In Of For At C
8 good
reputation
………social
work.
273 His failure was Of To With Against B
9 contrary
………his
expectations.
274 Poor students To For In Of A
0 are entitled
………….fee
concession.
274 She was eager On For In With B
1 ………learning.
274 This train is For To In At A
2 bound……….
Karachi.
274 Please send In Up For From C
3 …………..a
carpenter to
repair the
table.
274 This is very In On At With A
4 good house to
live …………..
274 He was fined Of For At In B
5 …………miscon
duct.
274 My sister is For On At With C
6 ……..home in
English.
274 I enquired In Into For After D
7 ………..his
health.
274 You can Of From Off On B
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8 borrow these
books
………me.
274 They burst Into On From Of A
9 ……..teers.
275 Do not Of In From Of C
0 conceal
anything ………
your parents.
275 The musician In At On With B
1 sang till late
……….night.
275 Cholera has Out Of On Off A
2 broken ……….
In the city.
275 He burst into At On Upon From B
3 tears ………..
hearing the
news.
275 Our army will Out Up In Of A
4 hold …………
against
Indians.
275 I was At In Out Up C
5 …………for
class.
275 We can easily Off Through For At B
6 see ………his
evil plans.
275 For want In Off At Of D
7 ………….rain,
the fruit was
not very juley.
275 The teacher Of With On Up B
8 was attended
……… the
student.
275 We are all At Of Off With B
9 glad …………
our army’s
performance.
276 She inquired In Into For With C
0 ………the Zira
Nazim.
276 Do not get With In On Into B
1 involved
……….the
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affairs of
others.
276 I have been For Since From At B
2 writing this
letter ………. 5
o’clock.
276 The director Up On In With A
3 drew ……….. a
new plan.
276 The table is For By On Of A
4 being laid
…….tea.
276 The principal Out Off Away Up C
5 gave ………….
Prizes.
276 The gun went At Off On For B
6 ……….accident
ly.
276 I feel …….the With Of At For D
7 poor.
276 He is suffering From In With By A
8 ………..
malaria.
276 Eggs are sold In At By For C
9 ……….the
dozen.
277 Charity begins At In With Off A
0 ………home.
277 He is …….. For On In Of B
1 drugs.
277 She At With On For C
2 congratulated
him ………. his
success.
277 Smoking is To Fo At On A
3 injurious
……….. health.
277 Arslan slept At On Of Down A
4 ………… eight
o’clock.
277 I have not For Since From Off B
5 seen Rehana
……… last
week.
277 You should Off Out In Up B
6 not back
………..of your
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Entry Test MCQs
promise.
277 He is amateur On At In With C
7 ………..singing.
277 We should not Of For Off On A
8 boast ……. Our
wealth.
277 He was Of With At On A
9 charged
……………..
theft.
278 He longs …….. On At For Off C
0 a car.
278 I learn this By In For Of C
1 poem ……….
heart.
278 It is not good For On At With B
2 to depend
…………others.
278 The cat Up Of Off Upon D
3 pounced ……..
the rat.
278 They were At On For Of A
4 laughing ………
the clown.
278 I am sick ……. For With Of At C
5 her.
278 Our Professor In With At On D
6 is ……….the
committee.
278 He apologized Of To For On B
7 ………….me.
278 She is senior To Of From For A
8 …………you.
278 The ship is For On At Of B
9 ……….fire.
279 He is at home In Of Off For A
0 …………English.
279 You will have On Of For At C
1 to account
………….. your
deeds.
279 He got For Into Up Down B
2 ………..debt.
279 He is By On At For A
3 travelling
……….road.
279 I shall look……. Up Into For At B
Professor Zubair School & College GRAMMAR Entry Test MCQs
4 you
complaint.
279 He will come Of At On In A
5 …………age
next year.
279 I cannot put For Up Off Of C
6 …………..the
meeting.
279 I now come To At On With A
7 …….. the
point.
279 Have you Up Through In Off B
8 gone ………
this report?
279 A clever On Up In For C
9 person cannot
be taken
…………..
280 They put Up Off At For A
0 ……….. a wall
around their
house.
280 You will have Off Of For At C
1 to pay ………
this blunder.
280 Here is my Down Up At Of A
2 address; put it
…………in your
diary.
280 The chemical On Off Up Away C
3 factory blew
………….yester
day.
280 Vitamins are To For On From A
4 vital…………he
alth.
280 I am For Of In With B
5 suspicious
……….. your
statement.
280 Your remarks For In Of Off C
6 are worthy
…………praise.
280 She has great In Of On For A
7 zeal ………..
social work.
280 She is not Of In For with A
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8 oblivious
………….her
shortcomings.
280 My house is For Of To In C
9 adjacent
………….the
hospital.
281 The people Of Off In For D
0 are yearning
………..wealth.
281 We must With For On Upon A
1 sympathetic…
………the poor.
281 The doctor In Upon For Of B
2 operated
……….. the
patient.
281 The two With For On In A
3 brothers
vied………..eac
h other for
the first prize.
281 Tear…….. a Of Out Up Down B
4 place of paper
and write on
it.
281 A man is By To In On A
5 known …………
the company
he keeps.
281 The revoil was Up Down Off On B
6 put …………
281 Hurry up, time Out Up In Down A
7 is
running…………
281 Do not speak On At In Off B
8 I’ll of others
………..their
back.
281 It is better to In With Of On A
9 write………ink.
282 The passage Of To For Of B
0 alludes
……….the
Pakistan
Resolution.
282 My illness Of On Into To D
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1 adds …….his
worries.
282 She persists In On Of With A
2 ……….her
views.
282 They avenged Upon For Of B
3 his death
……….his
murderer.
282 The Muslims In On At Of
4 believes ……..
one God.
282 Sajid saved his On At In Of
5 friend
……….the risk
of his life.
282 They were In Of At On
6 alarmed
……….the
news of his
death.
282 Dogs With On In From
7 differ…….cats
in their habits.
282 I have no For On Against Of
8 prejudice
……..others.
282 He is short Of In For With
9 …………lecture
s in English.
283 India lies In To On At
0 ………..the east
of Pakistan.
283 I condoled Of At For With
1 ………him on
his mother’s
death.
283 The meeting Up Into On Off
2 broke…………
without
arriving at any
decision.
283 The sun…….in Set Sets Is Setting B
3 the west.
283 Some people Meet Have met Met C
4 …………the
Prime
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Minister this
morning.
283 I ………. no Write Wrote Have written C
5 letter to him
yet.
283 Don’t sleep Drive Are driving Have drive B
6 while
you…………..
283 I ……… him Met Meet Have met A
7 several times
before.
283 He still Own Owns Owned B
8 ………….. a mill
at Sialkot.
283 He ……….. his Learn Learnt Has been C
9 lessons since learning
morning.
284 He Work Worked Has been Had been C
0 ………….hard working working
for several
days.
284 I am grateful Did Done Has done Has been doing C
1 to him for all
that he
………….for me.
284 He ……….to be Want Wants Has wanted
2 an software
engineer.
284 He ……….this Left Has left Had left A
3 town two
years ago.
284 When I was at Went Had gone Have gone A
4 Sahiwal, I
………..to the
National
Garden twice.
284 The baby Cry Cries Is crying C
5 …………for
milk.
284 I …………him Saw Have seen Haven’t seen C
6 for months.
284 I ………..several Read Have been Am reading A
7 papers daily. reading
284 By this time Reach Reached Will have C
8 he ………home. reached
284 It ……….. Answer:
9 raining since Has been
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morning. working.
285 Misfortune Come
0 never
……….alone.
285 Death ……….. Keeps
1 no calendar.
285 Neither the Was
2 boys nor the
teacher
………present.
285 He as well as Is
3 his parents
………. to
blame.
285 There …….. no Is
4 good public
library at
Sialkot.
285 Shan and Are
5 Nabeel
…………. both
naughty.
285 The people Chose
6 …………their
own leader.
285 ‘Dal’ and rice Is
7 …………good
food.
285 Neither tea Suits
8 nor coffee
………me.
285 You …….. not Are warned
9 to pluck
flowers.
286 Five terrorists Have been
0 ………….. by arrested
the police.
286 Five thousand Is
1 rupees…………
a good
amount.
286 The great Is
2 poet and
playwright
………..dead.
286 None of you Is
3 ………..guilty.
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train ……….
287 All but Are
7 Raheem
…………
present.
287 You and I Are
8 ……………of the
same opinion.
287 Their duty is To do, to die
9 to do or die. (Infinitive)
288 He is fond of Singing
0 singing. (Gerund)
288 After taking Taking
1 food he lay (Gerund)
down to rest.
288 Let us go Go (Bare
2 home. Infinitive)
288 This fruit is To eat
3 not fit to eat. (Infinitive)
288 He came to To discuss
4 discuss (Infinitive)
something
with me.
288 Are you fond Playing
5 of playing (Gerund)
chess?
288 Men must To earn
6 work to earn (Infinitive)
their living.
288 I am glad to To have met
7 have met you. (Perfect
Infinitive)
288 He is slow to To learn
8 learn. (Infinitive)
288 This is a hard To crack
9 nut to crack. (Infinitive)
289 Seeing is Seeing,
0 believing. believing
(Gerunds)
289 We all wish to To enjoy
1 enjoy life. (Infinitive)
289 He wanted to To feed, to
2 feed the clothe
hungry and to (Infinitives)
clothe the
naked.
289 It is better to To fight, (to)
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Infinitive)]
Each of the following sentences has a conditional clause, supply suitable verb in the conditional
(adverbial) clause in each sentence:
290 We will not go Rains
7 out if it………….
290 If you ……….. a Were
8 bird, you
could fly.
290 If you…………to Can Afford
9 buy, buy a car.
291 Supposing Saw
0 your
friends…….you
violently
angry, what
would they
think?
291 I’ll accept the Is
1 post provided
the salary
……..satisfacto
ry.
291 I’ll require an Rains
2 umbrella in
case it ………….
291 If he Comes, are
3 ……….what
……we to do.
291 If the servant Is
4 ……..ready, I’ll
bring him
tomorrow.
291 Don’t go if it Rains
5 ………
291 If you ……… Don’t
6 hurry up, the
train will have
left the
station.
291 If he …….his Has finished
7 today’s work,
he can go.
291 If he ……. to Promised
8 pay you the
money, he will
certainly pay.
291 If he …….. only Came
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9 last year, he
stands a good
chance for a
private job.
292 If she …….this, Said
0 she told you a
lie.
292 If he……….. Hadn’t
1 applied for
the job, he
won’t get
another
chance.
292 If he ……..his Didn’t give
2 approval, he is
probably not
interested in
this marriage.
292 If he ………. Should,
3 Hear of my would
arrival, he
………be
surprised.
292 He wouldn’t Were
4 do it unless
you…………
here to order
him.
292 Even if you Were
5 ……….here in
my place, you
wouldn’t be
able to do it.
292 If you ………to Should be
6 start early
tomorrow,
you would be
near your
destination.
292 If you Were
7 ……..passing
my house, you
might call on
me.
292 If I ……….the had
8 money, I
should pay
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you.
292 If he………of Should hear
9 your arrival,
he would not
stay behind to
meet you.
293 He wouldn’t Asked
0 do this work
unless
you………him
to do it.
293 If he …………. Had, heard
1 of your
success, he
would have
sent a
telegram of
felicitation.
293 I should never Had
2 have the
pleasure of his
company, if
you………not
given me a lift
on your
scooter.
293 If Had visited
3 you………..the
Lahore Fort,
you would
have met
several friends
of ours there.
293 If you Had tried
4 …….not……..m
e the real
story, I would
have
remained in
the dark.
293 You could Had tried
5 have passed
the
examination if
you………
293 …………..he to were
6 meet you, he
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would be
damn happy.
293 If it……..that Wasn’t
7 you have
agreed to the
proposal, I
should not
care to talk
with him.
293 If you Help
8 will…………me,
I can finish my
work in time.
293 If Were
9 you…….there,
I could
positively
meet you.
294 If you Will join
0 ……….the
army, you
must not
complain later
on.
294 If he ……..go Must
1 abroad, he
might leave us
for good.
294 If your parents Are
2 …………..ill, you
should stay at
home.
294 ………….the Spare
3 rod, spoil the
child.
294 From……did Whome
5 you get going
together?
294 Maria and …… I
6 are going
together
294 The Him
7 pocketbook
belongs to …..
294 The car us
8 splashed
water on the
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three
of…………
294 ….do they Who
9 think will be
elected?
295 Between you Me
0 and ….there
can be no
friction….
295 The chairman Him
1 appointed
Yaseen and
…………to
serve as
tellers.
295 You may Whomever
2 choose ………
ever you
please to
serve with
you.
295 The foreman Us
3 permitted
…………to
leave early…..
295 The teacher Yours
4 said, “Is this
book…..?”
295 The policeman Whose
5 requested
……….home
addresses.
295 The nominee Him
6 is a man
……….. I
learned the
truth.
295 Jahangir I
7 maintained
that you and
………….were
wrong
295 Is that He
8 …………..
coming down
the road?
295 Those ……….. who
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9 have
completed the
test may
leave.
296 The gossip Us
0 about …………
is absurd.
296 The bookplate Mine
1 proves that
the book is
……….
296 Those ……….. I Whom
2 want for
friends must
evince
kindness.
296 Why do you Us
3 discriminate
against
………..?
296 Let us name Who
4 ……….should
represent us
and then
adiourn……….
296 The beret that Hers
5 you found
must be……….
296 Tahir and I
6 ………have
been invited
to go.
296 It is I
7 …………who
must decide
what to do.
296 The girl they She
8 found could
not have
been……..
296 The couple on We
9 the let in this
pictures is
……….before
our marriage.
297 Arif Me
0 asked………to
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be his dancing
partner.
297 Choose the He is my older He is my elder He is my the He is my elder B
1 correct brother. borther. elder brother. the brother.
sentence.
297 Choose the Do not tell a Do not speak Do not speak lie. Do not spoke A
2 correct lie. a lie. the lie.
sentence.
297 Choose the He introduced He introduced He introduced He introduced D
3 correct his brother his brother for his brother on his brother to
sentence. with me. me me. me.
297 Choose the He met me in He met me at He met me on He mets me by C
4 correct the way. the way. the way. the way.
sentence.
297 Choose the You were You were the You were on the You were in the D
5 correct wrong. wrong. wrong. wrong.
sentence.
297 Choose the I have not I did not write I did not have I have no B
6 correct written to you to you last write you last written for you
sentence. last evening. evening. evening. last evening.
297 Choose the Akram denied Akram denied Akram denied Akram refused D
7 correct to help the help the helping to help the
sentence. children. children. children. children.
297 Choose the The number of The number The number of The number of A
8 correct visitors was of visitors was visitors were visitor was
sentence. fewer than less than less than usual. more fewer
usual. usual. than usual.
297 Choose the He drowned in He was He was He was sunk in C
9 correct Ravi. drowned in drowned in the the Ravi.
sentence. Ravi. Ravi.
298 Choose the He supposed it He supposed He supposed it He supposed it B
0 correct to be I. it was I. to be me. was me.
sentence.
298 Choose the Abid is so rich. Abid is very Abid is a very Abid is the so B
1 correct rich. rich. rich.
sentence.
298 Choose the Do you know Do you know Do you know to Do you know A
2 correct how to speak to speak speak the how speak
sentence. English? English? English? English?
298 Choose the He walked all He walked the He walked all He walked all C
3 correct the day by all day by the day on foot. the day by the
sentence. foot. foot. foot.
298 Choose the I am thankful I am thankful I am thankful by I am thankful D
4 correct for you. on you. you. to you.
sentence.
298 Choose the He insists for He insists on He insists to He insists play B
5 correct playing hockey. playing play hockey. hockey.
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sentence. hockey.
298 Choose the Each of the Each of the Each of the Each of the D
6 correct player are player are player is playing. players is
sentence. playing. playing. playing.
298 Choose the The wages of The wages of Wages of the sin The wages of B
7 correct sin are hell. sin is hell. are hell. the sin is the
sentence. hell.
298 Choose the It is between It is between I It is between It is among you C
8 correct you and I. and you. you and me. and me.
sentence.
298 Choose the He is more He is clever to He is cleverer He is cleverer D
9 correct clever than I. I. than me. than I.
sentence.
299 Choose the They enjoyed They enjoyed They They enjoyed B
0 correct during the themselves themselves in the holidays.
sentence. holidays. during the enjoyed during
holidays. the holidays.
299 Choose the I have full I have full I have full B
1 correct confidence at confidence in confidence on
sentence. you. you. you.
299 Choose the He is good in He is good of He is good at C
2 correct Mathematics Mathematics. Mathematics.
sentence.
299 Choose the I am I am I am B
3 correct disappointed at disappointed disappointed in
sentence. you. with you. you.
299 Choose the He is kind to He is kind on He is kind with A
4 correct birds. birds. birds.
sentence.
299 Choose the He wrote my He wrote my He wrote my C
5 correct name in his name on his name in his
sentence. copy. note-book. note-book.
299 Choose the Do not sneer of Do not sneer Do not sneer on B
6 correct the poor. at the poor. the poors.
sentence.
299 Choose the Abida Abida Abida resembles C
7 correct resembles with resembles to her father.
sentence. her father. her father.
299 Choose the Samina was Samina was Samina was B
8 correct married with married to married Tariq.
sentence. Tariq Tariq.
299 Choose the You do not You do not You do not A
9 correct understand understand understand of
sentence. human nature. the human the human
nature. nature.
300 Choose the He is the ablest He is most He is the ablest C
0 correct and efficient ablest abed and most
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