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englih quiz-2

Total questions: 171

Worksheet time: 29mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The meaning of an idiom - "to hold one's horses." -

a)

Be patient while saying or doing something.

b)

Be careful while saying or doing something.

c)

Both options 1 and 2.

2.

The meaning of an idiom "the apple of one's eye."

a)

A person who is considered as favourite

b)

A person who likes to eat an apple.

c)

A person who becomes happy by seeing an apple.

3.

What is an idiom ?

a)

an idiom is an expression or a group of words whose meaning is completely different from the literal or actual meaning of the individual word.

b)

An idiom is an expression for the group of words whose meaning is completely same as the literal or actual meaning of the individual word

4.

Can we translate idiom literally or word for word ?

a)

Yes

b)

No

5.

Meaning of an idiom "have a gift for."

a)

Special gift

b)

Have a natural talent or ability for doing something

6.

Meaning of an idiom "put on your thinking cap."

a)

Start thinking carefully

b)

wear a cap

7.

Turn this challenge into a piece of cake. in this sentence which portion is an idiom ?

a)

This challenge

b)

A piece of cake

8.

Turn this challenge into a piece of cake. In this sentence what is the meaning of an idiom "a piece of cake."

a)

Something that is very easy or can be easily achieved

b)

A part of cake pastry

9.

Meaning of an idiom "raining cats and dogs."

a)

A big number of cats and dogs

b)

Raining very heavily

10.

Meaning of an idiom "feeling blue."

a)

Feeling unwell or unhappy

b)

Feeling well or happy

c)

Feeling crazy

11.

The meaning of an idiom - "to hold one's horses." -

a)

Be patient while saying or doing something.

b)

Be careful while saying or doing something.

c)

Both options 1 and 2.

12.

The meaning of an idiom "the apple of one's eye."

a)

A person who is considered as favourite

b)

A person who likes to eat an apple.

c)

A person who becomes happy by seeing an apple.

13.

What is an idiom ?

a)

an idiom is an expression or a group of words whose meaning is completely different from the literal or actual meaning of the individual word.

b)

An idiom is an expression for the group of words whose meaning is completely same as the literal or actual meaning of the individual word

14.

Can we translate idiom literally or word for word ?

a)

Yes

b)

No

15.

Meaning of an idiom "have a gift for."

a)

Special gift

b)

Have a natural talent or ability for doing something

16.

Meaning of an idiom "put on your thinking cap."

a)

Start thinking carefully

b)

wear a cap

17.

Turn this challenge into a piece of cake. in this sentence which portion is an idiom ?

a)

This challenge

b)

A piece of cake

18.

Turn this challenge into a piece of cake. In this sentence what is the meaning of an idiom "a piece of cake."

a)

Something that is very easy or can be easily achieved

b)

A part of cake pastry

19.

Meaning of an idiom "raining cats and dogs."

a)

A big number of cats and dogs

b)

Raining very heavily

20.

Meaning of an idiom "feeling blue."

a)

Feeling unwell or unhappy

b)

Feeling well or happy

c)

Feeling crazy

21.

Meaning of an idiom "fit as a fiddle."

a)

Being in good health

b)

Being in bad health

c)

Mentally ill

d)

Physically weak

22.

Meaning of an idiom "give a big hand."

a)

Raising hand

b)

Injured hand

c)

Clap or applaud

23.

Meaning of an idiom "all the best."

a)

Good luck

b)

Proper work

24.

Meaning of an idiom "look your best."

a)

Look good

b)

Do your best

25.

Each idiom has a literal meaning and non literal meaning ?

a)

Yes

b)

No

26.

The meaning of an idiom - "to hold one's horses." -

a)

Be patient while saying or doing something.

b)

Be careful while saying or doing something.

c)

Both options 1 and 2.

27.

The meaning of an idiom "the apple of one's eye."

a)

A person who is considered as favourite

b)

A person who likes to eat an apple.

c)

A person who becomes happy by seeing an apple.

28.

What is an idiom ?

a)

an idiom is an expression or a group of words whose meaning is completely different from the literal or actual meaning of the individual word.

b)

An idiom is an expression for the group of words whose meaning is completely same as the literal or actual meaning of the individual word

29.

Can we translate idiom literally or word for word ?

a)

Yes

b)

No

30.

Meaning of an idiom "have a gift for."

a)

Special gift

b)

Have a natural talent or ability for doing something

31.

Meaning of an idiom "put on your thinking cap."

a)

Start thinking carefully

b)

wear a cap

32.

Turn this challenge into a piece of cake. in this sentence which portion is an idiom ?

a)

This challenge

b)

A piece of cake

33.

Turn this challenge into a piece of cake. In this sentence what is the meaning of an idiom "a piece of cake."

a)

Something that is very easy or can be easily achieved

b)

A part of cake pastry

34.

Meaning of an idiom "raining cats and dogs."

a)

A big number of cats and dogs

b)

Raining very heavily

35.

Meaning of an idiom "feeling blue."

a)

Feeling unwell or unhappy

b)

Feeling well or happy

c)

Feeling crazy

36.

Meaning of an idiom "fit as a fiddle."

a)

Being in good health

b)

Being in bad health

c)

Mentally ill

d)

Physically weak

37.

Meaning of an idiom "give a big hand."

a)

Raising hand

b)

Injured hand

c)

Clap or applaud

38.

Meaning of an idiom "all the best."

a)

Good luck

b)

Proper work

39.

Meaning of an idiom "look your best."

a)

Look good

b)

Do your best

40.

Each idiom has a literal meaning and non literal meaning ?

a)

Yes

b)

No

41.
The early bird catches the worm.
a)
Birds are good at catching worms
b)
 If you wake up and get to work early, you willsucceed
c)
Getting up early gets you worms for breakfast
d)
It's better to stay in bed
42.
A drop of honey catches more flies than a gallon of vinegar.
a)
Flies are attracted to honey
b)
Vinegar doesn't taste good
c)
 It is easier to get what you want by flattering people and being polite to them than by making demands
d)
Honey is sweet
43.
A penny saved is a penny earned.
a)
A penny is valuable.
b)
You can earn pennies.
You can earn pennies.
c)
A penny isn't worth much.
d)
Money not spent is money that is in one's pocket.
44.
Look before you leap.
a)
Think before you act.
b)
Look and then jump.
c)
Jumping is good exercise
d)
Looking is important
45.
Don't count your chickens before they hatch.
a)
Counting the eggs is more important.
b)
You should not count on something before it happens
c)
Chickens are hard to count.
d)
Waiting for the chickens is hard to do.
46.
Don't put all your eggs in one basket.
a)
All the eggs don't fit in one basket.
b)
You need to get a bigger basket.
c)
Buy smaller eggs.
d)
Don't put all your prospects into one thing.
47.
A fool and his money are soon parted.
a)
A foolish person spends money carelessly and will soon be penniless.
b)
You have to part your money in two stacks.
c)
Fools know how to part money.
d)
It is better to part from your money soon.
48.
Where there's a will, there's a way.
a)
Boys named Will know the way
b)
There's always a way to find Will.
c)
It's hard to find Will.
d)
If you are determined enough, you can find a way to do anything.
49.
Early to bed, early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise.
a)
Wealthy men are healthy.
b)
Wise men are healthy.
c)
Someone who gets enough sleep and startswork early in the day will have a successful life.
d)
You need to go to bed.
50.

Strike while the iron is hot

a)

Wait for the opportunity.

b)

Do not do anything at all.

c)

Be careful.

d)

Take the advantage of the moment.

51.

The Covid-19 pandemic puts our nation in bad situation, but I believe ______.

a)

every cloud has a silver lining.

b)

ignorance is a bliss

c)

still water runs deep

d)

action speaks louder than words.

52.

Don't bite off more than you can chew.

a)

Don't eat too much.

b)

Eat slowly, or you'll get chocked.

c)

Don't take more work or responsibility than you can handle.

d)

Don't think too much on taking more works or responsibility.

53.

You shouldn't read a difficult English novel first. As the saying goes, ________.

a)

learn to walk before you run.

b)

where there's a will, there's a way.

c)

action speaks louder than words.

d)

procrastination is the thief of time.

54.

Cut your coat according to your cloth.

a)

Buy things that you can afford.

b)

It is better to accept something small than to reject it and hope to get something more later.

c)

If we work together we can succeed. If we fight each other we will fail.

d)

Always think carefully before you act.

55.

United we stand, divided we fall.

a)

Buy things that you can afford.

b)

It is better to accept something small than to reject it and hope to get something more later.

c)

If we work together we can succeed. If we fight each other we will fail.

d)

Always think carefully before you act.

56.
The early bird catches the worm.
a)
Birds are good at catching worms
b)
 If you wake up and get to work early, you willsucceed
c)
Getting up early gets you worms for breakfast
d)
It's better to stay in bed
57.
Look before you leap.
a)
Think before you act.
b)
Look and then jump.
c)
Jumping is good exercise
d)
Looking is important
58.
Don't count your chickens before they hatch.
a)
Counting the eggs is more important.
b)
You should not count on something before it happens
c)
Chickens are hard to count.
d)
Waiting for the chickens is hard to do.
59.
Where there's a will, there's a way.
a)
Boys named Will know the way
b)
There's always a way to find Will.
c)
It's hard to find Will.
d)
If you are determined enough, you can find a way to do anything.
60.
All's well that ends well.
a)
If you feel well and the end, you will have a penny saved.
b)
Feeling well is important to feel well.
c)
If you start today, you'll finish tomorrow.
d)
Problems that occur along the way do not matter as long as the outcome is happy. 
61.

Someone who helps you when you are in trouble.

a)

A friend in need is a friend indeed

b)

Honesty is the best policy

62.

Doing something repeatedly is the only way to become good at it.

a)

Practice makes perfect

b)

Never say die

63.

When you try to work too quickly, you usually make mistakes.

a)

Haste makes waste

b)

If you snooze, you lose

64.

It’s better to always tell the truth.

a)

First things first

b)

Honesty is the best policy

65.

You should do as you say.

a)

Practice what you preach

b)

What's done is done

66.

Actions speak louder than words

a)

Always think carefully before you act.

b)

Dealing with a problem immediately will save you extra work later.

c)

It is what we do that matters, not what we say.

d)

Buy things that you can afford.

67.

A bird in the_________ is worth two in the bush.

a)

pocket

b)

bag

c)

hand

d)

mouth

68.

Practice makes__________.

a)

perfect

b)

sense

c)

improvement

d)

good

69.

Easy _________, easy go.

a)

get

b)

know

c)

come

d)

go

70.

Birds of a ___________ flock together.

a)

kind

b)

feather

c)

same

d)

sort

71.

Choose the synonym for the word amazing

a)

brilliant

b)

afraid

c)

silent

72.

Choose the antonym for the word intelligent

a)

ignorant

b)

nice

c)

awesome

73.

A word that has the same meaning as gloomy

a)

sad

b)

afraid

c)

angry

74.

A word that has the same meaning as another word is called

a)

antonyms

b)

synonyms

c)

homonyms

75.

A word that has the opposite meaning of another word

a)

Homonyms

b)

Synonyms

c)

Antonyms

76.

A Synonym of brave

a)

courageous

b)

coward

c)

fearful

77.

The same meaning of the word refuse:

a)

deny

b)

allow

c)

agree

78.

Choose the words of the same meaning

a)

wicked - evil

b)

naughty - well-behaved

c)

helpful - useless

79.

Another word for sincere

a)

talented

b)

honest

c)

bored

80.

Antonym of cruel

a)

kind

b)

harsh

c)

vicious

81.

Synonyms of joyful

a)

delighted - overjoyed

b)

sad - gloomy

c)

kind - helpful

82.

Opposite of the word elderly

a)

mature

b)

old

c)

young

83.

Choose the word with same meaning as the underlined word:

I finished the whole meal as it was delicious.

a)

stale

b)

fresh

c)

yummy

d)

tasteless

84.

Choose the word that has same meaning as the underlined word:

Ben can solve even difficult questions very easily.

a)

simple

b)

short

c)

hard

d)

easy

85.

Choose the antonym of the underlined word:

If you drop a potato in water, it will sink.

a)

float

b)

break

c)

fall

d)

drop

86.

Choose the antonym of the undrlined word:

Uncle Jim is a talkative person.

a)

loud

b)

noisy

c)

quiet

87.

Choose the antonym of the underlined word:

There is a tiny oak tree in front of my house.

a)

huge

b)

small

c)

little

d)

mini

88.

Which option is not the antonym of the underlined word:

I am really confident of speaking on mike.

a)

calm

b)

composed

c)

scared

89.

Synonym of - aim

a)

answer

b)

goal

c)

path

90.

Antonym of-

dead

a)

alive

b)

sick

c)

awake

91.

Synonym of-

tell

a)

inform

b)

question

c)

write

92.

Antonym of-

before

a)

ahead

b)

after

c)

later

93.

Antonym of-

bitter

a)

sour

b)

spicy

c)

sweet

94.

Synonym of-

difficult

a)

easy

b)

tough

c)

simple

95.

Synonym of-

blank

a)

clear

b)

clean

c)

empty

96.

Synonym of-

faithful

a)

loyal

b)

royal

c)

liar

97.

Antonym of-

zigzag

a)

curve

b)

angular

c)

straight

98.

Antonym of-

reduce

a)

reuse

b)

recycle

c)

increase

99.

Synonym of-

lucky

a)

unlucky

b)

fortunate

c)

happy

100.

Synonym of-

hurt

a)

injure

b)

heal

c)

fall

101.

Antonym of-

defeat

a)

answer

b)

victory

c)

lose

102.

Antonym of-

wide

a)

narrow

b)

thin

c)

thick

103.

Synonym of-

build

a)

dismantle

b)

construct

c)

break

104.

Choose the synonym for the word amazing

a)

brilliant

b)

afraid

c)

silent

105.

Choose the antonym for the word intelligent

a)

ignorant

b)

nice

c)

awesome

106.

A word that has the same meaning as gloomy

a)

sad

b)

afraid

c)

angry

107.

A word that has the same meaning as another word is called

a)

antonyms

b)

synonyms

c)

homonyms

108.

A word that has the opposite meaning of another word

a)

Homonyms

b)

Synonyms

c)

Antonyms

109.

A Synonym of brave

a)

courageous

b)

coward

c)

fearful

110.

The same meaning of the word refuse:

a)

deny

b)

allow

c)

agree

111.

Choose the words of the same meaning

a)

wicked - evil

b)

naughty - well-behaved

c)

helpful - useless

112.

Another word for sincere

a)

talented

b)

honest

c)

bored

113.

Antonym of cruel

a)

kind

b)

harsh

c)

vicious

114.

Synonyms of joyful

a)

delighted - overjoyed

b)

sad - gloomy

c)

kind - helpful

115.

Opposite of the word elderly

a)

mature

b)

old

c)

young

116.

Choose the word with same meaning as the underlined word:

I finished the whole meal as it was delicious.

a)

stale

b)

fresh

c)

yummy

d)

tasteless

117.

Choose the word that has same meaning as the underlined word:

Ben can solve even difficult questions very easily.

a)

simple

b)

short

c)

hard

d)

easy

118.

Choose the antonym of the underlined word:

If you drop a potato in water, it will sink.

a)

float

b)

break

c)

fall

d)

drop

119.

Choose the antonym of the undrlined word:

Uncle Jim is a talkative person.

a)

loud

b)

noisy

c)

quiet

120.

Choose the antonym of the underlined word:

There is a tiny oak tree in front of my house.

a)

huge

b)

small

c)

little

d)

mini

121.

Which option is not the antonym of the underlined word:

I am really confident of speaking on mike.

a)

calm

b)

composed

c)

scared

122.

Write the correct word

1. (a)  

123.

Write the correct word

2 (a)  

124.

Write the correct word

3 (a)  

125.

Write the correct word

4 (a)  

126.

Write the correct word

5 (a)  

127.

Write the correct word

6 (a)  

128.

Write the correct word

7 (a)  

129.

Write the correct word

8. (a)  

130.

Write the correct word

10. (a)  

131.

Choose the correct word that means 'free time'

a)

lesure

b)

liesure

c)

leisure

d)

lezur

132.

choose the correct word to complete the sentence


Compositions are always written in

a)

paragrafs

b)

sentenses

c)

poynts

d)

paragraphs

133.

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence

I was -----------drenched by the rain.

a)

completly

b)

completely

c)

complety

134.

Which word is spelt wrong?

(a) advenchur

(b) terible

a)

only (a)

b)

only (b)

c)

Both (a) and (b)

d)

Both spellings are correct

135.

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence

Our English teacher will ______ the worksheet in the digital notebook.

a)

distrbute

b)

distribute

c)

distribut

136.

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence

Seema heard a __________from the attic.

a)

shriek

b)

shreik

c)

sreik

137.

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence

Jadu walked the distance quickly and __________behind the bushes.

a)

disapeared

b)

dissappeared

c)

disappeared

138.

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence

The Prime Minister laid a ________at Rajghat to show respect to Gandhiji on behalf of the nation.

a)

wreth

b)

wraeth

c)

reath

d)

wreath

139.

Which words can be used to substitute the underlined words?

During the bus trip, please collect the wrapers of cookies before the lemnade is served.

a)

both words correct

b)

wrappers, lemnade

c)

wrapers, lemonade

d)

wrappers, lemonade

140.

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence

The Taj Mahal is a ___________ in Agra.

a)

monunent

b)

monument

c)

monment

141.

Choose the words to fill in the blanks

The roots of _________ are __________ as they stay under the ground.

a)

creapers, invisible

b)

creepers, invisible

c)

creepers, inwisibal

d)

creeprs, inweasible

142.

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence

A grand event was organised to launch the ____________.

a)

turnament

b)

tournamnet

c)

tournament

143.

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence

Geeta Phogat learnt to __________from her father

a)

wrestle

b)

wresel

c)

resel

d)

wresle

144.

Choose the correct words to complete the sentence

The player ________the ball __________the ring.

a)

through, threw

b)

threw, through

c)

throw, threw

145.

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence

Uttar Pradesh is famous for its Awadhi cuisine and Banarasi _________

a)

testile

b)

textile

146.

Spelling

(a)  

147.

spelling

(a)  

148.

Spelling

(a)  

149.

Spelling

(a)  

150.

Spelling

(a)  

151.

Spelling

(a)  

152.

Spelling

ac (a)  

153.

Spelling

f (a)  

154.

Spelling

he (a)  

155.

Spelling

h (a)  

156.

Spelling

l (a)  

157.

Spelling

t (a)  

158.

Spelling

t (a)  

159.

Spelling

u (a)  

160.

Spelling

u (a)  

161.

Spelling

w (a)  

162.

choose the correct spellings

a)

labortory

b)

labratory

c)

laboratory

163.

choose the correct spellings

a)

triumphantly

b)

triamphantly

c)

triumphantely

164.

Choose the correct spellings;

a)

flickered

b)

flickerd

c)

flikered

165.

Choose the correct spellings;

a)

bekon

b)

beckon

c)

backon

166.

Choose the correct spellings;

a)

forcast

b)

forecast

c)

forecaste

167.

Choose the correct spellings;

a)

sarpass

b)

surpass

c)

surpas

168.

Choose the correct spellings;

a)

ingineous

b)

ingenius

c)

ingenious

169.

Choose the correct spellings;

a)

allias

b)

alies

c)

allies

170.

Choose the correct spellings;

a)

ancestor

b)

ansector

c)

anscestor

171.

Choose the correct spellings;

a)

conseal

b)

concele

c)

conceal