Correct Answer:
A. - (A) for
"For" is used to indicate a duration of time, like "an hour." "Since" is used for a starting point in time, and "from" is incorrect for expressing duration in this context.
Related MCQs
Choose the correctly punctuated sentence:
A.
The teachers loud voices startled the five year old child What a scene!
B.
The teachers' loud voices startled the five-year-old child. What a scene!
C.
The teachers' loud voices startled the five-year-old child, What a scene!
D.
The teachers' loud voices startled the five-year-old child; What a scene!
Correct answer is:
A. The teachers loud voices startled the five year old child What a scene!
Which is the abstract noun?
A.
Table
B.
Beauty
C.
Chair
D.
Pencil
Correct answer is:
B. Beauty
Choose the correct meaning: Hit the nail on the head
A.
Miss the point
B.
Exactly correct
C.
Hammer a nail
D.
Make an error
Correct answer is:
B. Exactly correct
What is the Synonym of word ‘Winnow’ ?
A.
(A) Fuse
B.
(B) Sift
C.
(C) Espouse
D.
(D) Gather
Correct answer is:
B. (B) Sift
I am going _____ home.
A.
A. at
B.
B. to
C.
C. towards
D.
D. None
Correct answer is:
D. D. None
Antonym of "SARTORIAL" is _____________?
A.
Homespun
B.
Cheerful
C.
Inelegant
D.
Sincere
Correct answer is:
A. Homespun