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WorksheetsGeneral English MCQs for LDA Exam
Total questions: 102
Worksheet time: 51mins
She doesn’t ___ mangoes.
likes
like
liking
liked
The plural of “child” is —
Childs
Children
Childes
Childer
He is ___ honest man.
a
an
the
none
He has been reading for two hours. The tense is —
Present continuous
Present perfect continuous
Past continuous
Present perfect
He is afraid ___ dogs.
for
to
of
from
Neither of the boys ___ done his work.
have
has
are
were
The train ___ before we reached the station.
left
leaves
had left
was leaving
They are painting the wall. (Passive voice)
The wall is painted.
The wall is being painted.
The wall has painted.
The wall painted by them.
He said, “I am tired.” (Indirect)
He said that he is tired.
He said that he was tired.
He said that I am tired.
He says that he was tired.
You are from Shillong, ___?
aren’t you
isn’t you
are you
didn’t you
Synonym of “Brave” —
Cowardly
Courageous
Weak
Fearful
Antonym of “Generous” —
Kind
Stingy
Rich
Humble
Synonym of “Quick” —
Slow
Rapid
Lazy
Calm
Antonym of “Victory” —
Loss
Defeat
Fail
Win
Synonym of “Happy” —
Joyful
Angry
Sad
Quiet
Antonym of “Polite” —
Humble
Kind
Rude
Honest
Synonym of “Begin” —
End
Start
Close
Stop
Antonym of “Artificial” —
Natural
Fake
Man-made
Plastic
Synonym of “Vacant” —
Filled
Empty
Busy
Crowded
Antonym of “Permanent” —
Temporary
Lasting
Fixed
Stable
Each of the boys ___ done their homework.
have
has
are
were
He is senior ___ me.
to
than
from
over
The news ___ good.
are
were
is
be
Neither of the answers ___ correct.
are
is
were
be
She prefers tea ___ coffee.
to
than
over
with
“A blessing in disguise” means —
A curse
A good thing hidden as bad
A sudden surprise
A false hope
“To beat around the bush” means —
Speak indirectly
Be violent
Waste time
Hide truth
“Once in a blue moon” means —
Rarely
Often
Always
Sometimes
“To call it a day” means —
To stop working
To start working
To rest for an hour
To take a leave
“To hit the nail on the head” means —
To be exactly right
To make a mistake
To hurt someone
To argue
One who speaks many languages —
Linguist
Polyglot
Orator
Translator
One who loves books —
Bibliophile
Reader
Scholar
Librarian
One who does not believe in God —
Atheist
Theist
Agnostic
Optimist
One who loves mankind —
Philanthropist
Humanitarian
Pessimist
Socialist
One who studies plants —
Zoologist
Botanist
Biologist
Chemist
Correct spelling —
Occurence
Occurrence
Ocurrence
Occurrance
Correct spelling —
Seperate
Separate
Seperete
Separet
Correct spelling —
Accommodation
Acommodation
Accomodation
Accomadation
Correct spelling —
Comitte
Committee
Commitee
Commetee
Correct spelling —
Enviroment
Environment
Environmant
Envirnment
He did not ___ the answer.
knew
know
knowing
knows
She is more ___ than him.
best
better
good
most better
It’s high time we ___ home.
go
went
goes
have gone
He works ___.
hardly
hard
hardness
harder
She is married ___ a doctor.
with
from
to
at
He was born ___ July.
at
in
on
by
The cat is hiding ___ the table.
under
over
on
behind
He will arrive ___ 6 p.m.
at
in
by
on
We have been waiting ___ two hours.
since
for
by
from
She walked ___ the river bank.
along
across
over
through
I ___ my homework before dinner.
finish
finished
had finished
have finished
She walked ___ the river bank.
along
across
over
through
I ___ my homework before dinner.
finish
finished
had finished
have finished
He ___ here since morning.
was
is
has been
had been
They ___ football every evening.
play
plays
played
are playing
When I reached, they ___ already left.
have
has
had
were
By next week, she ___ her exams.
finished
will finish
will have finished
finishes
Books are our best friends because —
They teach us
They inspire us
They never leave us
All of the above
The tone of the sentence “Books are our best friends” is —
Angry
Positive
Critical
Negative
Change to Passive: “She cleaned the room.”
The room was cleaned by her.
The room cleaned by her.
The room is cleaned.
The room has cleaned.
Change to Active: “The song was sung by him.”
He sings the song.
He sang the song.
He was singing the song.
He is singing.
He said, “I can do it.” (Indirect)
He said that he can do it.
He said that he could do it.
He said he will do it.
He said he might do it.
She is ___ honest girl.
a
an
the
none
He is taller ___ his brother.
than
to
from
with
The train ___ before we arrived.
leaves
left
had left
has left
I prefer tea ___ coffee.
over
to
from
than
She is good ___ dancing.
at
in
to
on
Opposite of “asleep” —
wake
awake
waking
woken
Comparative of “good” —
gooder
best
better
more good
Plural of “foot” —
foots
feets
foot
feet
Superlative of “bad” —
worst
baddest
worse
badder
Feminine of “lion” —
lion
lioness
tigress
cat
Success ×
Win
Goal
Failure
Fame
Friend ×
Foe
Partner
Stranger
Enemy
Love ×
Hate
Joy
Anger
Sadness
Arrival ×
Entry
Departure
Leaving
Exit
Accept ×
Receive
Reject
Allow
Approve
Beautiful =
Ugly
Attractive
Plain
Fair
Honest =
Truthful
Clever
Rich
Smart
Angry =
Furious
Calm
Peaceful
Lazy
Big =
Large
Thin
Tiny
Narrow
Sad =
Happy
Unhappy
Joyful
Cheerful
“Break the ice” means —
Start a conversation
End a fight
Cool down
Make peace
“Under the weather” means —
Feeling sick
Working hard
Travelling
Sleeping
“A piece of cake” means —
Delicious food
Very easy
Expensive
Trivial
“Bite the bullet” means —
Face difficulty bravely
Avoid problems
Sleep
Complain
“Let the cat out of the bag” means —
Reveal a secret
Free a cat
Tell a story
Lose temper
Arrange: (a) loves (b) reading (c) He (d) books
a-b-c-d
c-a-b-d
b-c-d-a
a-d-c-b
Arrange: (a) to (b) school (c) I (d) go
c-d-a-b
c-a-b-d
d-b-c-a
b-c-d-a
Arrange: (a) India (b) country (c) beautiful (d) is a
a-b-c-d
a-d-c-b
d-a-c-b
b-a-d-c
Meaning of “Harmony” —
Peaceful agreement
Conflict
Anger
Sound
Meaning of “Progress” —
Improvement
Decline
Delay
Stop
“Abode” means —
Home
Forest
Work
Heaven
“Heritage” means —
Culture
Family
Wealth
Art
“Precious” means —
Cheap
Valuable
Useless
Fake
He is ___ honest man.
a
an
the
none
The box is ___ the table.
on
over
in
above
She is ___ university student.
an
a
the
one
There are ___ apples in the basket.
few
some
any
no
He came ___ bus.
by
with
on
from
He jumped ___ the wall.
on
over
above
through
Let’s go out, ___?
shall we
will we
won’t we
can we
