FPSC English Grammar MCQs

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Antonym of “ephemeral” is:

A. Temporary

B. Lasting

C. Fleeting

D. Brief

Correct answer is: B. Lasting

Sentence Correction : “She is the smartest of the two sisters.”

A. She is smarter of the two sisters.

B. She is the smartest among the two.

C. She is smarter than the two sisters.

D. She is more smart of the two.

Correct answer is: A. She is smarter of the two sisters.

Which word has a different connotation despite similar literal meaning?

A. Thrifty

B. Frugal

C. Stingy

D. Economical

Correct answer is: C. Stingy

Translation (English to Urdu – Formal): “Notwithstanding the opposition, the bill was passed.” The best Urdu translation captures:

A. بل کے خلاف مخالفت کے باوجود، یہ پاس ہو گیا

B. بل کی مخالفت کے باوجود، یہ منظور کر لیا گیا

C. مخالفت ہونے کے بعد بل پاس ہوا

D. بل پاس نہ ہو سکا

Correct answer is: B. بل کی مخالفت کے باوجود، یہ منظور کر لیا گیا

Which word is different in terms of prefix meaning?

A. Unhappy

B. Inactive

C. Illegal

D. Postpone

Correct answer is: D. Postpone

Choose the correct sentence using “affect” vs. “effect”.

A. The medicine had an immediate affect on her.

B. The new policy will effect positive change.

C. The weather can effect your mood.

D. The effect of the speech was powerful.

Correct answer is: D. The effect of the speech was powerful.

Comprehension (Tone): “The minister’s explanation was, to put it charitably, incomplete.” The tone of this sentence is:

A. Neutral

B. Appreciative

C. Sarcastic / Critical

D. Joyful

Correct answer is: C. Sarcastic / Critical

Pairs of Words: Correct usage:

A. The wine complements the meal.

B. The wine compliments the meal.

C. I received a complement on my dress.

D. The meal was a compliment to the wine.

Correct answer is: A. The wine complements the meal.

Idiomatic Phrases: “To have a bee in one’s bonnet” means:

A. To be angry about nothing

B. To be obsessed with an idea

C. To be very lucky

D. To be confused

Correct answer is: B. To be obsessed with an idea

Which sentence is correct?

A. I look forward to meet you.

B. I look forward to meeting you.

C. I look forward for meeting you.

D. I look forward meet you.

Correct answer is: B. I look forward to meeting you.