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Question-1
There are five varieties of rose, a lot of orchids, a cute bush orange tree and some jasmines in our garden. This is a ________ sentence.
(A)
Complex
(B)
Compound
(C)
Simple
(D)
None of these
Question-2
How fascinating the picture is!
Identify the kind of sentence.
(A)
Declarative
(B)
Exclamatory
(C)
Imperative
(D)
Interrogative
Question-3
Rewrite the sentence using too.
The tea was so hot that it could not be drunk.
(A)
The tea was too hot for drinking
(B)
The tea was too hot for drink
(C)
The tea was too hot to drink it
(D)
The tea was too hot to drink
Question-4
Change the question into a statement.
Are there so many people in the theatre?
(A)
So many people are in the theatre
(B)
People are so many in the theatre
(C)
There are so many people in the theatre
(D)
None of these
Question-5
Frame a negative question.
He is studying well.
(A)
Wasn't he studying well?
(B)
Isn't he studying well?
(C)
Doesn't he study well?
(D)
Isn't he study well?
Question-6
I want to know why you disregard me. Identify the type of sentence.
(A)
Interrogative
(B)
Exclamatory
(C)
Imperative
(D)
Declarative
Question-7
John is wiser than Paul. Change the assertive sentence into an interrogative sentence.
(A)
Is John not wiser than Paul?
(B)
Was not John wiser than Paul?
(C)
Is not John wiser than Paul?
(D)
Does not John wiser than Paul?
Question-8
Maninder likes swimming. This is a _______ sentence.
(A)
Compound
(B)
Simple
(C)
Complex
(D)
Negative
Question-9
The bag was too heavy for me to lift.
Change the form of this sentence containing the adverb too without changing the meaning.
(A)
The bag was heavy and I could not lift it
(B)
The bag was so heavy I could not lift it
(C)
The bag was so heavy that I could not lift it
(D)
The bag was very heavy that I could not lift it
Question-10
I was given the book by my friend last Sunday. Change the sentence to active voice.
(A)
My friend has given me the book last Sunday
(B)
My friend gave me the book last Sunday
(C)
My friend was giving me the book last Sunday
(D)
My friend had given me the book last Sunday
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Cambridge Secondary Grade 10
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