English [1A][1B]

Q1. What is the synonym of “happy”?

Sad
Joyful
Angry
Tired

Q2. Identify the antonym of “big”.

Large
Huge
Small
Giant

Q3. Which pair are homophones?

Sea and See
Dog and Cat
Run and Walk
Happy and Sad

Q4. What are homonyms?

Words with opposite meanings
Words that sound the same but different meanings
Words with similar meanings
Words spelled the same but different meanings and pronunciations

Q5. What does the idiom “kick the bucket” mean?

To play soccer
To die
To start a fight
To clean up

Q6. Identify the meaning of the phrasal verb “turn down”.

To increase volume
To accept
To reject
To go back

Q7. Which word is wrongly spelt: “recieve”, “believe”, “achieve”, “deceive”?

Recieve
Believe
Achieve
Deceive

Q8. What is the prefix in “unhappy”?

Happy
Py
Hap
Un

Q9. The plural of “child” is?

Childs
Children
Childes
Childrens

Q10. What is a one-word substitute for “a person who loves books”?

Philatelist
Numismatist
Bibliophile
Cartographer

Q11. Identify the part of speech for “quickly” in “He runs quickly”.

Adverb
Adjective
Noun
Verb

Q12. Which article is used before “university”?

A
An
The
A (since it starts with a consonant sound)

Q13. Change to past tense: “She eats an apple”.

She eat an apple
She ate an apple
She eating an apple
She eated an apple

Q14. Convert to passive voice: “The cat chased the mouse”.

The mouse chased the cat
The cat was chased by the mouse
The mouse was chased by the cat
The mouse chases the cat

Q15. Change to indirect speech: He said, “I am going”.

He said that he was going
He said that I am going
He says he is going
He said he goes

Q16. What type of sentence is “Go to school!”?

Assertive
Interrogative
Exclamatory
Imperative

Q17. Change to superlative: “Tall”.

Taller
Tallest
More tall
Most tall

Q18. Which linker fits: “He is tired _____ he will play”.

And
Or
But
So

Q19. What is the language function of “Could you help me?”?

Requesting
Ordering
Stating
Describing

Q20. Subject-verb agreement: “The team _____ winning”.

Are
Were
Have
Is

Q21. Punctuate: “Whats your name”

Whats your name.
What’s your name?
Whats’ your name
What s your name?

Q22. Which is the format for letter writing?

Only body
Subject and signature only
Sender’s address, date, salutation, body, closing
Just greeting

Q23. In alphabetical order, which comes first: Apple, Banana, Cherry?

Apple
Banana
Cherry
All same

Q24. What does a dictionary entry include?

Only spelling
Only meaning
Only pronunciation
Spelling, meaning, pronunciation, usage

Q25. In reading comprehension, what is inferred from context?

Literal meaning only
Implied meaning
Grammar rules
Spelling errors

Q26. What is the importance of English as a second language?

Only for travel
For native speakers
Global communication and opportunities
Historical reasons only

Q27. What are the objectives of teaching English?

Develop listening, speaking, reading, writing skills
Only grammar focus
Memorization of texts
Translation only

Q28. Which is a method of teaching English?

Grammar-translation
Direct method
Audio-lingual
All of the above

Q29. What is the role of teaching learning materials?

Optional
Aid in understanding and engagement
Replace teacher
For assessment only

Q30. Evaluation in English language focuses on?

Rote memory
Only written tests
Skills and understanding
Punishment

Curriculum

Grand Test : English 1A

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