English Grammar MCQS

Which is the correct use of comparison?

A. (A) I'm as at least qualified as, if not more than, the other candidate.
B. (B) I'm at least as qualified as, if not more than, the other candidate.
C. (C) I'm at least as qualified, if not more than, the other candidate.
D. (D) None of these
Correct answer is: B. (B) I'm at least as qualified as, if not more than, the other candidate.
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Which sentence is clear in meaning?

A. (A) Too many tourists visit the cave each year. It could possibly damage the rock formations.
B. (B) Too many tourists visit the cave each year. They could possibly damage the rock formations.
C. (C) Too many tourists visit the cave each year. Their could possibly be damaged the rock formations.
D. (D) None of these
Correct answer is: B. (B) Too many tourists visit the cave each year. They could possibly damage the rock formations.
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Which is correct?

A. (A) My whole family is worried because one of our cats seems to have disappeared.
B. (B) My whole family is worried because one of our cats seems to have disappeared.
C. (C) My whole family is worried because one of our cats seem to have disappeared.
D. (D) None of these
Correct answer is: A. (A) My whole family is worried because one of our cats seems to have disappeared.
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The company officials felt the rising cost of health coverage was ____ enough to raise their employees’ insurance premiums.

A. (A) disposition
B. (B) emendation
C. (C) improvident
D. (D) None of these
Correct answer is: C. (C) improvident
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The word ‘aberration’ most nearly means:

A. (A) deviation
B. (B) standard
C. (C) normality
D. (D) None of these
Correct answer is: A. (A) deviation
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 ‘Macabre’ means:

A. (A) Gruesome
B. (B) Pleasing
C. (C) Tarried
D. (D) None of these
Correct answer is: A. (A) Gruesome
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‘He seems to have acted properly.’ The underlined part shows:

A. (A) present perfect tense
B. (B) perfect infinitive tense
C. (C) present perfect continuous tense
D. (D) None of these
Correct answer is: B. (B) perfect infinitive tense
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Which is correct?

A. (A) Health is preferable to wealth.
B. (B) Health is more preferable than wealth.
C. (C) Health is preferable over wealth.
D. (D) None of these
Correct answer is: A. (A) Health is preferable to wealth.
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Which is the correct passive voice of the following sentence? “Your blame counts for nothing.”

A. (A) Your blame is worth nothing when it is counted.
B. (B) Nothing is counted for your blame.
C. (C) Your blame is not counted by anything.
D. (D) None of these
Correct answer is: A. (A) Your blame is worth nothing when it is counted.
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