Vocabulary : Which word is most appropriate in a formal report? A. Fire B. Terminate C. Sack D. Boot out Correct answer is: B. Terminate 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → FPSC English Grammar MCQs Leave a Comment | Umar
“اس کی باتوں میں تلخی تھی” – best English equivalent? A. His words were sweet. B. There was bitterness in his speech. C. He spoke very slowly. D. His voice was loud. Correct answer is: B. There was bitterness in his speech. 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → FPSC English Grammar MCQs Leave a Comment | Umar
A. His words were sweet. B. There was bitterness in his speech. C. He spoke very slowly. D. His voice was loud.
Which pair represents complementary antonyms (no middle ground)? A. Hot / Cold B. Alive / Dead C. Big / Small D. Tall / Short Correct answer is: B. Alive / Dead 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → FPSC English Grammar MCQs Leave a Comment | Umar
Sentence Correction: Which sentence is correct? A. I don't have no money. B. I haven't got no time. C. I don't have any money. D. I don't have none. Correct answer is: C. I don't have any money. 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → FPSC English Grammar MCQs Leave a Comment | Umar
Comprehension “If the government fails to curb inflation, the middle class will bear the brunt.” The author assumes that: A. Inflation is beneficial for the rich. B. The middle class is the most vulnerable to inflation. C. The government wants inflation. D. The middle class controls prices. Correct answer is: B. The middle class is the most vulnerable to inflation. 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → FPSC English Grammar MCQs Leave a Comment | Umar
A. Inflation is beneficial for the rich. B. The middle class is the most vulnerable to inflation. C. The government wants inflation. D. The middle class controls prices.
Synonym of “laconic” is: A. Verbose B. Brief C. Talkative D. Fluent Correct answer is: B. Brief 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → FPSC English Grammar MCQs Leave a Comment | Umar
: Which sentence uses correct inversion for emphasis? A. Never have I seen such a sight. B. Never I have seen such a sight. C. I never have seen such a sight. D. I have never seen such a sight. Correct answer is: A. Never have I seen such a sight. 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → FPSC English Grammar MCQs Leave a Comment | Umar
A. Never have I seen such a sight. B. Never I have seen such a sight. C. I never have seen such a sight. D. I have never seen such a sight.
Which sentence correctly uses the subjunctive mood? A. I wish he was here. B. I suggest that he arrives early. C. I demand that he be present. D. If I was you, I would go. Correct answer is: C. I demand that he be present. 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → FPSC English Grammar MCQs Leave a Comment | Umar
A. I wish he was here. B. I suggest that he arrives early. C. I demand that he be present. D. If I was you, I would go.
Antonym of “recalcitrant” is: A. Stubborn B. Obedient C. Rebellious D. Defiant Correct answer is: B. Obedient 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → FPSC English Grammar MCQs Leave a Comment | Umar
“A Pyrrhic victory” means: A. A decisive win B. A victory won at too great a cost C. An easy win D. A loss disguised as win Correct answer is: B. A victory won at too great a cost 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → FPSC English Grammar MCQs Leave a Comment | Umar
What does “exculpate” mean? A. To find guilty B. To clear from blame C. To accuse falsely D. To punish severely Correct answer is: B. To clear from blame 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → FPSC English Grammar MCQs Leave a Comment | Umar
Translation : “Had I known about the traffic, I would have left earlier.” Best translation into Urdu/Hindi: A. اگر میں ٹریفک جانتا تھا تو میں پہلے نکلتا B. اگر میں ٹریفک جانتا ہوں تو میں پہلے نکلتا ہوں C. اگر میں ٹریفک جانتا ہوتا تو میں پہلے نکل چکا ہوتا D. میں نے ٹریفک دیکھ کر پہلے نکلا Correct answer is: C. اگر میں ٹریفک جانتا ہوتا تو میں پہلے نکل چکا ہوتا 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → FPSC English Grammar MCQs Leave a Comment | Umar
A. اگر میں ٹریفک جانتا تھا تو میں پہلے نکلتا B. اگر میں ٹریفک جانتا ہوں تو میں پہلے نکلتا ہوں C. اگر میں ٹریفک جانتا ہوتا تو میں پہلے نکل چکا ہوتا D. میں نے ٹریفک دیکھ کر پہلے نکلا
Antonym of “ingenuous” is: A. Naive B. Disingenuous C. Honest D. Sincere Correct answer is: B. Disingenuous 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → FPSC English Grammar MCQs Leave a Comment | Umar
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 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → English Grammar MCQS FPSC English Grammar MCQs Idioms and Phrases MCQs Leave a Comment | Umar
Sentence Structuring ; Which sentence is correctly parallel? A. She likes hiking, to swim, and riding bikes. B. She likes to hike, swimming, and rides bikes. C. She likes hiking, swimming, and riding bikes. D. She likes hiking, to swim, and to ride. Correct answer is: C. She likes hiking, swimming, and riding bikes. 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → FPSC English Grammar MCQs Leave a Comment | Umar
A. She likes hiking, to swim, and riding bikes. B. She likes to hike, swimming, and rides bikes. C. She likes hiking, swimming, and riding bikes. D. She likes hiking, to swim, and to ride.
Comprehension: “The CEO’s resignation was accepted with immediate effect, though no successor has been named.” What can be inferred? A. The CEO was promoted. B. The departure was sudden or planned but without a ready replacement. C. The company will close down. D. The successor will be the old CEO. Correct answer is: B. The departure was sudden or planned but without a ready replacement. 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → FPSC English Grammar MCQs Leave a Comment | Umar
A. The CEO was promoted. B. The departure was sudden or planned but without a ready replacement. C. The company will close down. D. The successor will be the old CEO.
Idiomatic Phrases: “To cut the Gordian knot” means: A. To create a problem B. To solve a complex problem decisively C. To tie something tightly D. To avoid a challenge Correct answer is: B. To solve a complex problem decisively 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → English Grammar MCQS FPSC English Grammar MCQs Idioms and Phrases MCQs Leave a Comment | Umar
A. To create a problem B. To solve a complex problem decisively C. To tie something tightly D. To avoid a challenge
Sentence Correction “The teacher told the student that he was late.” What is the issue? A. Incorrect tense B. Subject-verb disagreement C. Ambiguous pronoun reference D. Missing article Correct answer is: C. Ambiguous pronoun reference 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → FPSC English Grammar MCQs Leave a Comment | Umar
In American English, which is correct ? A. The committee has decided its course. B. The committee have decided their course. C. The committee are deciding their courses. D. The committee were arguing. Correct answer is: A. The committee has decided its course. 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → FPSC English Grammar MCQs Leave a Comment | Umar
A. The committee has decided its course. B. The committee have decided their course. C. The committee are deciding their courses. D. The committee were arguing.
Idiomatic Phrases: “To be in doldrums” means: A. To be excited B. To be in a stagnant or depressed state C. To be wealthy D. To be angry Correct answer is: B. To be in a stagnant or depressed state 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → English Grammar MCQS FPSC English Grammar MCQs Idioms and Phrases MCQs Leave a Comment | Umar
Which word does NOT belong to the same lexical field as the others? A. Litigation B. Plaintiff C. Verdict D. Stethoscope Correct answer is: D. Stethoscope 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → FPSC English Grammar MCQs Leave a Comment | Umar
Vocabulary : Choose the best word: “The lawyer tried to _____ the witness’s testimony.” A. Impeach B. Accuse C. Condemn D. Convict Correct answer is: A. Impeach 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → FPSC English Grammar MCQs Leave a Comment | Umar
Idiomatic Phrases: “To take the bull by the horns” means: A. To avoid a problem B. To face a difficulty directly C. To run away D. To create a problem Correct answer is: B. To face a difficulty directly 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → English Grammar MCQS FPSC English Grammar MCQs Idioms and Phrases MCQs Leave a Comment | Umar
The author writes, “The chairman’s proposal was not so much a solution as a political expedient.” What does this imply? A. The proposal was a perfect solution. B. The proposal prioritized short-term political gain over real problem-solving. C. The proposal was rejected unanimously. D. The proposal was legally sound but expensive. Correct answer is: B. The proposal prioritized short-term political gain over real problem-solving. 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → FPSC English Grammar MCQs Leave a Comment | Umar
A. The proposal was a perfect solution. B. The proposal prioritized short-term political gain over real problem-solving. C. The proposal was rejected unanimously. D. The proposal was legally sound but expensive.
Choose the correct pair where both words have different meanings but same spelling? A. Bear (animal) / Bear (to carry) B. See / Sea C. There / Their D. Right / Write Correct answer is: A. Bear (animal) / Bear (to carry) 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → FPSC English Grammar MCQs Leave a Comment | Umar