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ES-I Internal II Quiz 2 (2021-22)

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

These are your books, _____ they?

a)

isn’t

b)

aren’t

c)

weren’t

2.

I told the teacher _____ I had seen.

a)

what

b)

which

c)

where

3.

An (a)   is the word that adds something to the verb.

4.

One who loves Mankind is _______

a)

A Misanthropist

b)

A Philanthropist

c)

A Philoligist

d)

A Numismatist

5.

If I have enough time, I _____ help you with your homework.

a)

am

b)

will

c)

would

6.

“Stephanie will regret her decision sooner or later.”

The speaker means Stephanie _____.

a)

might make a decision soon.

b)

could be happier later.

c)

is definitely going to be sorry.

7.

_____ a new language is never easy.

a)

Learn

b)

Learned

c)

Learning

8.

What time _____ the class begin?

a)

does

b)

was

c)

is

9.

“The situation has really gotten out of hand.”

The speaker means the situation is _____.

a)

not easy to understand

b)

not under control

c)

not beneficial

10.

Dave and Chris _____ very early tomorrow morning.

a)

will be leaving

b)

are leaving

c)

have left

11.

Leah said, “I’m bored with this book. Let’s watch TV.”

Why did Leah want to watch TV?

a)

The TV wasn’t interesting.

b)

Leah wasn’t interesting.

c)

The book wasn’t interesting.

12.

The teacher is writing the answers on the board.

The sentence is about _____.

a)

the past

b)

the present

c)

the future

13.

“The airplane is crowded.”

The speaker means the airplane is _____.

a)

quite new

b)

too full

c)

very late

14.

The children _____ in the classroom.

a)

is

b)

am

c)

are

15.

If you cope with something, you _____ with it.

a)

play

b)

deal

c)

tend

16.

The movie is being made in Hollywood.(Identify the type of voice)

a)

Active

b)

Passive

17.

Neither Mark nor Alex knows the answer.

The sentence means _____.

a)

Mark doesn’t know the answer, and Alex doesn’t know the answer.

b)

Mark knows the answer, but Alex doesn’t know it.

c)

Mark and Alex both know the answer.

18.

The dog was wounded by you. (Turn into active voice)

a)

The dog wounded you.

b)

You wounded the dog.

c)

You have wounded the dog.

d)

The dog has wounded you.

19.

Maria said, "It is my car."(change into indirect speech)

a)

Maria said that it is my car.

b)

Maria said that it is her car.

c)

Maria said that it was my car.

d)

Maria said that it was her car.

20.

Can you recall the word 'Disparage'?

a)

play down

b)

make unnecessary

c)

forgive

d)

work against

21.

Your strong desire for public adulation can become the single driving force in your life.(Pick the right meaning for the underlined word)

a)

slander

b)

flatter lavishly

c)

change hostility to friendli-

ness

22.

Do pleasant things titillate you?(Pick out the suitble meaning for the underlined word.)

a)

playdown

b)

forgive

c)

tickle; stimulate pleasurably

23.

The target to achieve parity could not be achieved.(Pick the right meaning for the underlined word)

a)

equality

b)

belittlement

c)

inequality

24.

This house ............ by my father.

a)

built

b)

was built

c)

was build

d)

has built

25.

They are not meeting us.(Pick the right passive voice)

a)

We have not being met by them.

b)

We are not being met by them.

c)

We are being not met by them.

d)

We have being not met by them.

26.

Who is a vocalist?

a)

Dancer

b)

Singer

c)

Artist

d)

None of the above

27.

He became melancholy, severe and taciturn.(pick the right meaning for the underlined word)

a)

unwilling to engage in con-

versation

b)

fluent and rapid

c)

chattering meaninglessly

28.

You are going to see students getting more vociferous.(What is the meaning of the underlined word?)

a)

wordy

b)

noisy, loud

c)

trite, hackneyed, unoriginal

29.

Do banal speakers show a great deal of originality?

a)

Yes

b)

No

30.

Sign your name _______ the dotted line.

a)

after

b)

behind

c)

on

31.

Please stay _______ the police caution tape.

a)

behind

b)

above

c)

over

32.

Look back to the end of his final soliloquy.(pick the right meaning.)

a)

talkativeness

b)

talking, or a speech, "to one-

self"

c)

art of throwing one's voice

33.

She'll be away ...... next week

a)

since

b)

at

c)

until

34.

I hate it when people telephone ......... I'm having dinner

a)

during

b)

while

c)

for

35.

The quality of the candies .............. poor.

a)

is

b)

are

36.

 repulsive personality (choose the meaning of the word given in italics from below options)

a)

disgusting,

b)

attractive,

c)

normal,

d)

confused,

e)

conceited  

37.

 a confirmed atheist (Choose the meaning of the word given in italics)

a)

bachelor

b)

disbeliever in God  

c)

believer in religion

d)

believer in science

e)

priest

38.

He ___ jazz to pop music.

a)

preferring

b)

prefers

c)

prefer

39.

"The French are monomaniacs toward food." What does monomaniac mean?

a)

balanced

b)

lucid

c)

rational

d)

berserk

40.

"Don't you feel like shutting up a garrulous person?" What does garrulous mean?

a)

talkative

b)

concise

c)

resilient

d)

reserved

41.

"Not all women are viragoes in the present generation."

What does virago mean?

a)

polite

b)

violent

c)

excited

d)

sneering

42.

"He raised both eyebrows with a laconic grin."

What does Laconic mean?

a)

brief

b)

expanding

c)

verbose

d)

loquacious

43.

Do you recall the word 'ABERRANT'?

a)

abnormal or deviant.

b)

Suspended Action

c)

combine

44.

I ............................... for a pen ............................ this composition.

a)

look, write

b)

am looking, to write

c)

look, for writing

45.

She ............................. up the stairs slowly because she didn't want ............................

a)

was climbing, fall

b)

climbed, to fall

c)

was climbing, falling

46.

When was the last time you ___ a new shirt?

a)

buying

b)

bought

c)

buy

d)

buys

47.

"Even your cogent words cannot make me soft."

What does cogent mean?

a)

vague

b)

muddled

c)

convincing

48.

"I really care ___ what happens to him."

a)

to

b)

about

c)

of

d)

at

49.

"Please apologise to them ___ me."

a)

to

b)

of

c)

for

d)

by

50.

"I've noticed a big improvement ___ my English."

a)

at

b)

in

c)

for

d)

about