Subject: English

Class : 9th & 10th

Teacher: Fouzia Iram

 . Parts of Speech and Their Kinds

1. Which part of speech describes a noun or pronoun?

 Verb
 Adjective
 Conjunction
 Adverb

2. Identify the noun in the sentence: “Honesty is the best policy.”

 is
 the
 best
 honesty

3. What type of noun is “team” in the sentence: “The team won the match”?

 Proper noun
 Common noun
 Collective noun
 Abstract noun

4. Which of the following is an abstract noun?

 Table
 Bravery
 Chair
 Book

5. Which of the following is an interrogative pronoun?

 He
 This
 Who
 Her
6. “She bought herself a new dress.” The word “herself” is a:

 Personal pronoun
 Demonstrative pronoun
 Reflexive pronoun
 Possessive pronoun

7. Choose the correct demonstrative pronoun: “___ is my favorite book.”

 That
 He
 Her
 This

8. Which type of verb expresses an action without needing an object?

 Transitive verb
 Intransitive verb
 Modal verb
 Helping verb

9. “The sun shines brightly.” The word “brightly” is a:

 Verb
 Adjective
 Adverb
 Conjunction

10. Which of the following words is a conjunction?

 Quickly
 Despite
 And
 Her

11.Which type of conjunction is “although”?

 Coordinating
 Subordinating
 Correlative
 Conjunctive adverb

12.Identify the adverb of manner:

 Tomorrow
  Gently
 Here
 Sometimes

13.Neither John nor Sam was present.” The word “nor” is a:

 Coordinating conjunction
 Correlative conjunction
 Subordinating conjunction
 Preposition

14.We enjoyed the freedom of exploring the city.

 Proper noun
 Abstract noun
 Singular noun
 Specific noun

15.The team celebrated their victory in the locker room.

 Common noun
 Proper noun
 Collective noun
 Abstract noun

16.Paris is known as the “City of Light.”

 Common noun
 Proper noun
 Singular noun
 Specific noun

17. These flowers in the garden are so beautiful.

 Demonstrative noun
 Abstract noun
 Indefinite noun
 Singular noun

18.. The idea of starting a book club excited her.

 Common noun
 Proper noun
 Concrete noun
 Abstract noun
19.My car is parked in the driveway.

 Possessive noun
 Proper noun
 Collective noun
 Indefinite noun

20. In the zoo, a ___________ of elephants entertained the visitors with

their playful behavior.

 Cluster
 Flock
 Herd

21.The police swiftly apprehended the suspects, turning them over to a

___________ of officers for further questioning.

 Pack
 Team
 Herd
 Troops

22. At the concert, a ___________ of musicians played classical symphonies

that captivated the audience.

 Group
 Chorus
 Colony
 Platoon

23..The guide pointed out a ___________ of fish swimming gracefully in the

crystal-clear waters of the coral reef.

 Pod
 Troop
 Flock
 School

24.The coach led a ___________ of players onto the field, ready for the
championship match.

 Crowd
 Troop
 Team
 Bunch
25.After the long hike, everyone treated each other to a refreshing drink
at the mountain’s summit.

 Indefinite
 Reciprocal
 Possessive
 Relative

26. The teacher asked if anyone had completed the homework

assignment on time.

 Interrogative
 Demonstrative
 Relative
 Indefinite

27. Mark accidentally cut himself while chopping vegetables in the

kitchen.

 Personal
 Reflexive
 Demonstrative
 Possessive

28.. Which city is known for its historical landmarks and vibrant culture?

 Interrogative
 Demonstrative
 Indefinite
 Relative

29. If you find the lost puppy, please return it to your owner.

 Possessive
 Demonstrative
 Personal

30.The mystery novel, which I borrowed from the library, kept me on the
edge of my seat.

 Indefinite
 Demonstrative
 Relative
 Possessive

31. The person ___________ called you is waiting outside.

  Which
 Nobody
 Who
 Oneself

32. I myself will take care of the arrangements for the event.

 Indefinite pronoun
 Relative pronoun
 Emphatic pronoun
 Interrogative pronoun

33.___________ can participate in the marathon, regardless of their fitness

level.

 Anybody
 That
 Whose
 All

34..The teacher asked if ___________ had seen the missing textbook.

 Anybody
 Who
 Himsel
 Everybody

 Kinds of Sentences (According to Structure and Use)

35. A simple sentence consists of:

 One independent clause

 One dependent clause
 Two independent clauses
 One phrase and one clause

36.Which type of sentence is: “What a beautiful day!”

 Declarative
 Interrogative
 Imperative
 Exclamatory

37. “Although it was raining, we went outside.” This is a:

 Simple sentence
  Compound sentence
 Complex sentence
 Interrogative sentence

38. “She likes ice cream, but he prefers cake.” This is a:

 Compound sentence
 Complex sentence
 Simple sentence
 Imperative sentence

39. An exclamatory sentence expresses:

 A question
 A command
 A strong emotion
 A fact

40.Which of the following is a compound sentence?

 She is tired.
 She is tired, so she went to bed early.
 She went to bed early because she was tired.
 Sleeping is important.

41..Which sentence is an example of a complex sentence?

 The sun shines.

 She went to school, and her brother stayed home.
 Although it was raining, we went outside.
 Close the door!

42.Shut the door.” This is an:

 Exclamatory sentence
 Imperative sentence
 Interrogative sentence
 Compound sentence

43.Which of the following is a compound-complex sentence?

 I went home because it was raining.

 She likes ice cream, but I prefer cake because it’s delicious.
 The boy ran fast.
 If you work hard, you will succeed.
  Conditional Sentences

44. “If I study hard, I will pass the exam.” This is an example of:

 Zero conditional
 First conditional
 Second conditional
 Third conditional

45..Identify the correct form of the third conditional:

 If I work hard, I will pass.

 If I had studied, I would have passed.
 If I study, I pass.
 If I studied, I would pass.

46.. The third conditional is used to express:

 Real situations in the present

 Hypothetical past situations
 General truths
 Future possibilities

47..The zero conditional expresses:

 A general truth or fact

 A possible future event
 A hypothetical situation
 An imaginary past event

 Phrases and Clauses

48.While he was cooking, the phone rang.” The phrase “While he was
cooking” is a:

 Adjective clause
 Adverb clause
 Noun phrase
 Gerund phrase

49..Which of the following is a noun phrase?

 Running fast
 A beautiful sunset
 Before the party
  Under the table

50.Which of the following is a noun phrase?

 Playing in the garden

 A basket of fruits
 Because he was late
 If she arrives early

51.Since she was ill, she missed school.” Identify the dependent clause.

 Since she was ill

 She missed school
 Since
 Missed school

52.Identify the adjective clause in the sentence: “The book that I

borrowed is interesting.”

 The book
 That I borrowed
 Is interesting
 Borrowed

53. Which of the following is a prepositional phrase?

 Running late
 Under the bridge
 Singing loudly
 He runs fast

 . Verbal

54. Identify the infinitive in the sentence: “She likes to dance.”

 Likes
 To dance
 She
 Dance

55. Which of the following is a gerund?

 Running
 To run
 Ran
 Runs
56..Identify the gerund in the sentence: “Swimming is my favorite sport.”

 Swimming
 Is
 My
 Favorite
 Figures of Speech

57..The road was a ribbon of moonlight.” This is an example of:

 Simile
 Metaphor
 Hyperbole
 Irony

58.“The wind whispered through the trees.” This is an example of:

 Simile
 Metaphor
 Personification
 Hyperbole

59.She is as brave as a lion.” This is an example of:

 Metaphor
 Simile
 Hyperbole
 Alliteration

60.He is a rock in difficult times.” This is an example of:

 Simile
 Metaphor
 Personification
 Hyperbole

61 The fire swallowed the entire house.” This is an example of:

 Hyperbole
 Simile
 Personification
 Alliteration

62. “I have told you a million times!” This is an example of:

 Simile
  Metaphor
 Hyperbole
 Onomatopoeia
 Transitional Devices

63. Which of the following is a transitional device?

 Therefore
 slowly
 Quickly
 Better

64.Which transitional word shows addition?

 However
 Moreover
 Therefore
 Instead

65. Identify the best transition word for cause-and-effect:

 Yet
 Because
 Likewise
 Nevertheless

66.. She was feeling unwell; ____, she decided to rest instead of going out.

 Moreover
 Therefore
 Similarly
 However

67. He studied hard for the test; ____, he scored the highest marks in the
class.

 On the contrary
 For example
 As a result
 Similarly

68.The weather was cold; ____, they decided to stay indoors.

  Consequently
 Nevertheless
 On the other hand
 Likewise

69.. She is very talented in music; ____, she excels in sports.

 However
 In addition
 Therefore
 For instance

70..We were lost in the forest; ____, we managed to find our way back before
sunset.

 As a result
 Fortunately
 On the contrary
 Furthermore

71. The teacher explained the concept clearly; ____, the students still had
doubts.

 However
 For instance
 Thus
 In conclusion