Grammar Quiz for class11 & 12 sem 4 of wbchse exams set 3

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WBCHSE Class 12 Non-Textual Grammar Quiz

30 Multiple Choice Questions (Narration, Splitting, Joining, and Error Correction)

PART A: Narration Change

1. The teacher said to the students, "The earth revolves around the sun." (Change the narration)

A) The teacher told the students that the earth revolved around the sun. B) The teacher told the students that the earth revolves around the sun. C) The teacher ordered the students that the earth revolves around the sun. D) The teacher informed the students that the earth had revolved around the sun.

2. Rahul said to me, "Are you joining the seminar tomorrow?" (Change the narration)

A) Rahul asked me if I am joining the seminar the next day. B) Rahul asked me whether you were joining the seminar tomorrow. C) Rahul asked me if I was joining the seminar the next day. D) Rahul told me if I had been joining the seminar the next day.

3. "Please lower your voice," the librarian said to the boy. (Change the narration)

A) The librarian requested the boy to lower his voice. B) The librarian told the boy that please lower your voice. C) The librarian ordered the boy to lower his voice. D) The librarian requested the boy that he should lower his voice.

4. The captain said, "Hurrah! Our team has won the tournament." (Change the narration)

A) The captain exclaimed with joy that our team has won the tournament. B) The captain exclaimed with joy that their team had won the tournament. C) The captain said happily that they won the tournament. D) The captain exclaimed that their team has won the tournament.

5. He said to his friend, "Let us go out for a walk." (Change the narration)

A) He proposed to his friend that they should go out for a walk. B) He told his friend to go out for a walk. C) He requested his friend that let us go out for a walk. D) He suggested his friend that we should go out for a walk.

6. The doctor said to the patient, "Do not ignore this symptom." (Change the narration)

A) The doctor advised the patient to not ignore this symptom. B) The doctor advised the patient not to ignore that symptom. C) The doctor ordered the patient that he should not ignore that symptom. D) The doctor forbade the patient not to ignore that symptom.

7. "Where did you find this old photograph?" my mother asked me. (Change the narration)

A) My mother asked me where I had found that old photograph. B) My mother asked me where did I find that old photograph. C) My mother wanted to know where I found this old photograph. D) My mother asked me where had I found that old photograph.

8. He said, "May God bless you with a long life!" (Change the narration)

A) He wished that God will bless me with a long life. B) He prayed that God might bless me with a long life. C) He told me that God might bless you with a long life. D) He prayed for my long life to God.

PART B: Splitting of Sentences

9. Split into two simple sentences: "On seeing the police officer, the thief ran away."

A) The thief saw the police officer and ran away. B) The thief saw the police officer. He ran away. C) The police officer came. The thief ran away. D) The thief ran away on seeing the police officer.

10. Split into two simple sentences: "The old man, who was very weak, could not cross the busy street."

A) The old man was very weak. He could not cross the busy street. B) The old man could not cross the street because he was weak. C) There was an old man. He was weak to cross the busy street. D) The old man was weak. The street was busy.

11. Split into two simple sentences: "Being exhausted after the long journey, she fell fast asleep."

A) She was exhausted after the long journey and fell fast asleep. B) The journey was long. She fell fast asleep. C) She was exhausted after the long journey. She fell fast asleep. D) Exhaustion came from the long journey. It made her sleep.

12. Split into two simple sentences: "We arrived at the platform after the train had left."

A) The train had left. Then we arrived at the platform. B) We arrived at the platform. The train left. C) The train left before our arrival at the platform. D) We were late at the platform. The train was gone.

13. Split into two simple sentences: "He worked hard to secure the first rank in his class."

A) He worked hard and secured the first rank. B) He wanted to secure the first rank in his class. He worked hard. C) Hard work was done by him. It was for securing the first rank. D) He secured the first rank. His work was hard.

14. Split into two simple sentences: "The rain having stopped, the children went out to play football."

A) The rain stopped. The children went out to play football. B) The rain had stopped when the children went out to play. C) Rain stopped. Football was played by children. D) Children went to play football after the rain stopped.

15. Split into two simple sentences: "The news that he failed the exam shocked his family."

A) He failed the exam which shocked his family. B) He failed the exam. This news shocked his family. C) The news shocked his family. He failed. D) Failing the exam was a news. It shocked his family.

PART C: Synthesis / Joining of Sentences

16. Join into a Simple sentence: "He finished his project. He submitted it to the mentor."

A) He finished his project and submitted it to the mentor. B) Having finished his project, he submitted it to the mentor. C) When he finished his project, he submitted it. D) After finishing his project he submits it to the mentor.

17. Join into a Complex sentence: "The weather was very rough. We decided to cancel our outdoor trek."

A) As the weather was very rough, we decided to cancel our outdoor trek. B) The weather being very rough, we canceled our outdoor trek. C) The weather was very rough and so we canceled our trek. D) We canceled our outdoor trek due to rough weather.

18. Join into a Compound sentence: "She is highly intelligent. She remains exceptionally humble."

A) Though she is highly intelligent, she remains exceptionally humble. B) In spite of being highly intelligent, she remains humble. C) She is highly intelligent, yet she remains exceptionally humble. D) Being highly intelligent, she stays humble.

19. Join into a Complex sentence using an Adjective Clause: "I met a traveler yesterday. He had just returned from Africa."

A) I met a traveler yesterday and he had returned from Africa. B) I met a traveler yesterday who had just returned from Africa. C) Meeting a traveler yesterday, he had returned from Africa. D) Yesterday a traveler met me returning from Africa.

20. Join into a Simple sentence using an Infinitive: "The criminal ran as fast as possible. He wanted to escape the guard."

A) The criminal ran as fast as possible to escape the guard. B) The criminal ran fast so that he could escape the guard. C) To escape the guard, the criminal was running fast. D) The criminal ran fast and escaped the guard.

21. Join into a Complex sentence using a Noun Clause: "He will recover very soon. We are all confident of this."

A) We are all confident about his very soon recovery. B) We are all confident that he will recover very soon. C) He will recover very soon and we are confident of it. D) Our confidence is that his recovery will happen soon.

22. Join into a Simple sentence using a Noun in Apposition: "Rabindranath Tagore wrote Gitanjali. He was a great poet of India."

A) Rabindranath Tagore was a great Indian poet who wrote Gitanjali. B) Rabindranath Tagore, a great poet of India, wrote Gitanjali. C) Gitanjali was written by Rabindranath Tagore, the poet. D) Being a great poet of India, Rabindranath Tagore wrote Gitanjali.

PART D: Correction of Errors

23. Correct the error: "Each of the cycles are broken."

A) Each of the cycles were broken. B) Each of the cycles is broken. C) Each of the cycle are broken. D) Cycles are broken each.

24. Correct the error: "He is senior than me by three years."

A) He is senior from me by three years. B) He is senior to me by three years. C) He is more senior than me by three years. D) Senior to me he is by three years.

25. Correct the error: "Unless you do not work hard, you cannot pass the final examination."

A) Unless you work hard, you cannot pass the final examination. B) If you do not work hard, you cannot pass the final examination. C) Both A and B are structurally correct replacements. D) Unless you work hard, you can pass the examination.

26. Correct the error: "She preferred milk than tea for breakfast."

A) She preferred milk to tea for breakfast. B) She prefers milk than tea for breakfast. C) She preferred milk over tea for breakfast. D) She liked milk than tea for breakfast.

27. Correct the error: "The sceneries of Darjeeling are highly captivating."

A) The sceneries of Darjeeling is highly captivating. B) The scenery of Darjeeling is highly captivating. C) The scenery of Darjeeling are highly captivating. D) Beautiful sceneries of Darjeeling are captivating.

28. Correct the error: "He has been suffering from fever since three days."

A) He is suffering from fever since three days. B) He has been suffering from fever for three days. C) He was suffering from fever for three days ago. D) From three days he suffered from fever.

29. Correct the error: "If I was a king, I would help the poor citizens."

A) If I were a king, I would help the poor citizens. B) If I am a king, I will help the poor citizens. C) Had I been a king, I will help the poor citizens. D) If I would be a king, I will help the poor.

30. Correct the error: "The population of Kolkata is greater than Patna."

A) The population of Kolkata is greater than Patna's population. B) The population of Kolkata is greater than that of Patna. C) Kolkata's population is greater than Patna. D) Population of Kolkata is more than Patna.

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