Grammar_Type_2

Lalu was ....(a)... old man from a certain village.

• a

• an

• the

• nothing

 Everyday, he...(b)...... (had gone/goes/went) to the jungle to collect firewood.

• had gone

• goes

• went

One day, he encountered the death god in the middle of the jungle. Lalu wanted to know when ...(c)............. and the death god announced that he would meet his end after six years.

• I'm dying

• I was dying

• he was dying

I'll never let the death god claim me, ...(d)......... ?

• won't I

• will I

• shan't I

The death God ...(e)........... into the tree trunk.'

• will trap

• will be trapping

• will be trapped

Day in and day out he started working ....(f)..... the trap was ready. After his days were over, the death god appeared just before Lalu and inquired him if he had any wish. He instantly replied that he wanted to show his tree house to the death god.

• but

• until

• so

No sooner did the death god enter the tree house than the door was locked from outside. If Lalu had not been clever enough, he ...(g)...... the death god ...(h)...... the tree house.

• won't trap

• wouldn't trap

• wouldn't have trapped

• in

• on

The death god's simplicity made him ...(i)...... a captive.

• to become

• became

• become

This story ....(j)..... us to do our duty without any delay.

• teach

• teaches

• will teach