Sentence Correction MCQ Quiz - Objective Question with Answer for Sentence Correction - Download Free PDF

The correct answer is '3' i.e. men are extremely prejudiced against the qualities of women and are of the opinion that men are superior to women in any given task .

Key Points

• The given sentence discusses the bias of men against women and their qualities, particularly highlighting the perception that men consider themselves superior to women.
• Among the given options, option 3 provides the most precise, grammatically correct, and contextually accurate representation of the original sentence.
• Option 1 is incorrect because "cannot bear them grow" is not grammatically correct and changes the context of the sentence.
• Option 2 is incorrect as it introduces a claim that "women cannot do many tasks," which is not present in the original sentence.
• Option 4 diverges from the context by vaguely stating that "men believe they are superior to others," which dilutes the core message.

Correct sentence: Men are extremely prejudiced against the qualities of women and are of the opinion that men are superior to women in any given task.

Additional Information

• Key considerations when evaluating sentences:
  • Maintain the meaning and tone of the original statement.
  • Ensure grammatical correctness and logical coherence.
  • Avoid introducing new ideas or changing the context of the original sentence.

The correct answer is '4' i.e. He will not pay unless he has no option and is compelled to .

Key Points

• The sentence describes a conditional scenario where payment will only happen if the subject has no other choice and is compelled to act.
• The correct option should maintain clarity and proper grammatical structure.
• Option 4 is the most precise and grammatically correct form of the sentence.

Correct sentence: He will not pay unless he has no option and is compelled to.

Additional Information

• Incorrect Options:
  • Option 1: “He will not pay unless he be will be compelled with no option” is grammatically incorrect due to improper verb usage.
  • Option 2: “He will not pay unless he is not compelled with an option” creates confusion and contradicts the intended meaning.
  • Option 3: “He will pay till he is compelled to by any option” changes the meaning entirely, implying he will pay continuously until compelled.
• Correct Option:
  • Option 4 provides a clear, grammatically correct, and unambiguous representation of the intended meaning.

ഒരു വിയിൽ െപെുാകു ഭാവ പകടനെള express െചവയാ Exclamatory sentence

Eg: 'What a beautiful scene'!

Alas! He is dead

The correct answer is 'I like her child-like face.'

Key Points

• The phrase "child-like" is an adjective meaning like a child, appropriate for describing a face that has a youthful or innocent appearance.
• The hyphen in "child-like" correctly connects the two words to form a compound adjective, enhancing readability and clarity.
• "Child-like face" is a commonly accepted phrase in English and is easily understood.
• The overall sentence structure is grammatically sound.
• The phrase conveys the intended compliment effectively, focusing on the child-like qualities of the face.

Therefore, the correct answer is 'Option 2'.

Additional Information

• Option 1: "I like her child face" – Incorrect because "child face" should be "child-like face".
• Option 3: "I like her face like child" – Incorrect due to awkward phrasing and grammatical inaccuracy.
• Option 4: "I likes her face like a child" – Incorrect because "likes" should be "like" and the phrase is awkward and ungrammatical.

The correct answer is 'Tremendous'.

Key Points

•  In this given sentence, we need to substitute the 'ancient' word with the most appropriate word from the given options :
• Let's understand the meaning of the given words :
• Curt: short and not polite.(संक्षिप्‍त और रूखा)
• Bustling :to be full of people, noise or activity.(व्‍यक्तियों, शोर या गतिविधियों से भरा होना; हलचल होना)
• Prosperous: rich and successful.(समृद्घ (धनी और सफल)
• Tremendous(adjective): very great in amount, scale, or intensity(बहुत अच्‍छा, असाधारण).
  • Example:  Preparing from Testbook.com is giving us tremendous pleasure in our preparation.
• ​From, the given meanings of all the four options and the example sentence given above, the correct substitution for the given word is 'Tremendous '.
• The correct answer is option 3.

The correct answer is 'Tremendous'.

Key Points

•  In this given sentence, we need to substitute the 'ancient' word with the most appropriate word from the given options :
• Let's understand the meaning of the given words :
• Curt: short and not polite.(संक्षिप्‍त और रूखा)
• Bustling :to be full of people, noise or activity.(व्‍यक्तियों, शोर या गतिविधियों से भरा होना; हलचल होना)
• Prosperous: rich and successful.(समृद्घ (धनी और सफल)
• Tremendous(adjective): very great in amount, scale, or intensity(बहुत अच्‍छा, असाधारण).
  • Example:  Preparing from Testbook.com is giving us tremendous pleasure in our preparation.
• ​From, the given meanings of all the four options and the example sentence given above, the correct substitution for the given word is 'Tremendous '.
• The correct answer is option 3.

The correct answer is- 'this work gets completed by next week.'

Key Points 

• The error lies in the part "get" of the sentence.
• The first part of the sentence is in the Present Tense, therefore need to maintain the tense in the whole sentence.
• Also "this" refers to a singular noun that is near in time or space. 
  • Example: This cupcake is delicious.
• The singular form of the verb "get" in the present tense is "gets."
• Therefore, we need to replace the phrase "this work get completed by next week" with "this work gets completed by next week." 
   

Correct sentence: You have to make sure that this work gets completed by next week.

The correct answer is 'These flowers smell sweet'.

Key Points

• The word 'sweetly' is inappropriate.
• Here, the smell of the flowers are being described. So, an adjective should be used instead of an adverb.
• The word 'sweet' should replace 'sweetly'.
• Hence, option 4) is the answer.

Correct sentence: These flowers smell sweet and are sold at high prices in the market.

Additional Information

An adjective modifies a noun or a pronoun.

• Example: Testbook is an amazing online learning platform.

The correct answer is 'Naresh does not believe in God'.

Key Points

• The formation of the negative sentence in the simple present tense is: 'Subject + do/does + not + base form of the verb + object'.
  • Example - He doesn't speak English.
• Many sentences in the English language contain articles.
• However, there are certain circumstances where an article is not used.
  • Articles are not used before a Common noun is used in its commonest sense.
  • Articles are not used in front of Proper nouns.
  • Articles are not used before languages.
  • When words like school, college, church, hospital, prison, temple, etc. are used for their primary purpose.
  • We don't use any article before the word 'God'.
• Thus, according to the given rule, the grammatically correct sentence will be: 'Naresh does not believe in God'.
  Hence, the correct answer is option (1).

The correct answer is 'the sun rises in the east'.

Key Points

• There is an error in the verb usage in the underlined segment of the given sentence. 
• The segment incorrectly uses the verb raise.
• Raise is a transitive verb that is it must have a direct object.
  • If you raise something, it means that you elevate it - you move it up or lift it to a higher level. - If you have a question, please raise your hand.
• But in the given segment raise does not have a direct object. 
• The correct verb, in this case, is the intransitive verb rises. If something rises, it means that it elevates itself - it goes up itself. No external force is needed to lift it.
• Hence, option 2 , or the sun rises in the east is the most appropriate option that can substitute the underlined segment in the given sentence.

Correct sentence - The teacher said, “the sun rises in the east every day”.

The correct answer is 'information'.

Key Points The meaning of 'suspension' is to tell information or facts that should kept secret.

So, the correct word for improvement of this sentence would be information.

Additional Information Let's look at the other options,

• Dereliction means no longer used and in bad condition.
• Revolution means action taken by a large group of people to try to change the government of a country, especially by violent action.
• Benediction means the utterance of a blessing, especially at the end of a religious service.

The correct answer is option 3.

Key Points

• The given sentence is a complex sentence as it has two clauses.
• We will use a tense that fits the logic of the sentence.
• Option 3 is the most suitable option as it states that the action occurring in the past is responsible for the present condition i.e. she misses her dog now who had died.
• No other option makes the correct sense.

Correct sentence- Martha misses her dog who died of skin infection at a very young age.
 

• In general, present tenses may be followed by a wide variety of tenses as long as the sequence fits the logic of the sentence.
• When the verb in an independent clause is in the past tense, the verb in the dependent clause is normally in the past tense as well. The past tenses are the simple past, past progressive, past perfect, and past perfect progressive.

The correct answer is 'I have been working for you for the last three months.'

Key Points

• The given sentence is in the Present Perfect Continuous tense.
• The Present Perfect Continuous tense is used for an action that began at some time in the past and is still continuing.
  • The structure of the given tense is: Subject + have/has + been + present participle (verb + ing) + the rest of the sentence
  • Example - They have been building the bridge for several months.
• The Prepositions 'for' and 'since' are used in the Present Perfect Continuous tense to express events that started in the past and are still in progress in the present.
  • The use of 'For'
    • We use 'For' when we measure the duration – when we say how long something lasts.
    • Example - He has been living in Turin for three months.
  • The use of 'Since'
    • 'Since' gives the starting point of actions, events, or states.
    • It refers to when things began.
    • Example - I've been waiting since 7 o'clock.
• In the given sentence, 'for' is used to express the time duration in which he was working.
• Thus, the grammatically correct sentence is 'I have been working for you for the last three months.'

Hence, the correct answer is option (2).

The correct answer is 'No improvement'.

Key Points

• The underlined segment is absolutely free from grammatical errors. Hence, no improvement is required here.
• While means 'during', 'when', or 'at the same time'.
• While can also be a noun that would be translated as 'a short period of time' (this is not the case with 'whilst').
• Note that while must be followed by a verb.
• So, option 1), i.e. 'No improvement' is the answer.

The correct answer is Option 3 i.e. 'are fattened'

The concept is: 'Fat' is a transitive verb and it means 'to make fat' but we need an intransitive verb here because there is no object. 
'Fatten' is an intransitive verb that means 'to become fat' hence we can use this verb in the present progressive tense. As this verb is an intransitive verb.
Note: Transitive verbs are those verbs that do have an object and Intransitive verbs are those verbs that do not have an object. In the given sentence, 'Nicely' is an adverb. and there is no object in it.

So the correct sentence is:
The chickens on his farms are fattened up nicely.