Worksheet-1 SSC -English (LL) -Textual Grammar (MCQs)
1.2. An
Encounter of a Special Kind
v Choose the correct options for the
following:
(1) I
became deeply absorbed in the book. (Choose the
correct 'Question tag')
(a)
did I?
(b) didn't I?
(c)
don't I?
(d)
didn't he?
(2) Leaving
the book aside, I rushed to the veranda. (Make it compound sentence)
(a) I left the book aside and rushed to the veranda.
(b)
Leaving the book aside and I rushed to the
veranda.
(c)
I left the book aside and I rushed to the
veranda.
(d)
As I left the book aside, I rushed to the
veranda.
(3) She
surveyed the area for the vicious male langur.
(Frame
a ‘Wh-question’ to get underlined part as an answer)
(a)
When did she survey the area?
(b)
How did she survey the area?
(c) Why did she survey the area?
(d)
Why did she surveyed the area?
(4) The
silence was occasionally broken by the sound.
(Rewrite
the sentence beginning with 'The sound...')
(a)
The silence occasionally broke the sound.
(b)
The sound occasionally breaks the silence.
(c)
The sound was occasionally broken the
silence.
(d) The sound occasionally broke the silence.
(5) The
baby appeared inert and lifeless.
(Rewrite
the sentence using ‘not only……but also’.)
(a) Not
only the baby appeared inert but also lifeless.
(b) The
baby not only appeared but also inert and lifeless.
(c) The
baby not only appeared inert but also lifeless.
(d)
The baby appeared not only
inert but also lifeless.
(6) She
could keep the baby safe from further assault.
(Rewrite the sentence using ‘be able to’)
(a) She
is able to keep the baby safe from further assault.
(b)
She was able to keep the
baby safe from further assault.
(c) She
could able to keep the baby safe from further assault.
(d) She was able to kept the baby safe from further assault.
(7) The
langur was so infuriated that it hardly took any notice of my assault.
(Rewrite
the sentence by using ‘too…to’)
(a) The
langur was too infuriated to it hardly took any notice of my assault.
(b) The
langur was too infuriated to took any notice of my assault.
(c) The langur was too infuriated to take any notice of my assault.
(d) The
langur was too infuriated that it hardly to take any notice of my assault.
(8) I
gathered a stout stick in one hand and hurled a
piece of stone at marauding langur. (Make it a simple sentence)
(a) Gathering a stout stick in one hand, I hurled a piece of stone
at marauding langur.
(b)
I gathering a stout stick in one hand and
hurled a piece of stone at marauding langur.
(c)
Gathering a stout stick in one hand, and I
hurled a piece of stone at marauding langur.
(d)
Gathered a stout stick in one hand, hurled
a piece of stone at marauding langur.
(9) I
glanced towards the roof of the club house and saw something horrible.
(Rewrite using ‘As soon as’)
(a) I
glanced towards the roof of the club house as soon as I saw something horrible.
(b) As
soon as I glanced towards the roof of the club house and saw something
horrible.
(c) As
soon as I glanced towards the roof of the club house, saw something horrible.
(d)
As soon as I glanced towards
the roof of the club house, I saw something horrible.
(10) The
baby remained motionless.
(Make
negative without changing the meaning.)
(a) The
baby remained still.
(b)
The baby did not move.
(c) The
baby did not remain motionless.
(d) The
baby kept motionless.
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