DSC/TET English Mcq Test-3 |Practice Questions and Answers

DSC/TET English Grammar MCQ Test-3

English Grammar multiple choice questions and answers for TG/AP DSC

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Select the sentence in the simple present tense.

1. She will be playing football later.

2. They are eating lunch right now.

3. She reads books every evening.

4. We visited that museum last year.

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She practices the piano.
Choose the option that fits the blank.

1. sometimes

2. now

3. tomorrow

4. yesterday

3/22

Choose the grammatically correct sentence from the following

1. Frank is an European.

2. It is an one rupee note.

3. What beautiful painting it is!

4. Man is mortal.

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The following discourse marker can be used to express 'agreement'

1. Yes in deed

2. On the contrary

3. However

4. That's not entirely true

5/22

Choose the punctuation mark used to end a declarative sentence.

1. Period (.)

2. Comma (,)

3. Exclamation mark (!)

4. Quotation marks (

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Identify the linker that indicates cause and effect:

1. similarly

2. hence#

3. nevertheless

4. first

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Identify the complex sentence:

1. He couldn't go to the party because he was feeling sick.

2. She danced gracefully on the stage.

3. She exercises every morning.

4. They take the bus to work.

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Her happiness was contagious".
Choose the part of speech of the word 'happiness'

1. Noun

2. Verb

3. Adjective

4. Adverb

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Select the conjunction that represents a choice between two options.

1. and

2. but

3.or

4.so

10/22

Choose the phrasal verb that means 'to completely deplete the supply of something'.

1. take over

2. put off

3. come across

4. run out of

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Choose the type of sentence that expresses a direct command or instruction.

1. Declarative sentence

2. Exclamatory sentence

3. Imperative sentence

4. Interrogative sentence

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"Don't waste time," the teacher said to the students.Choose the correct indirect speech for the sentence above.

1.The teacher advised the students not to waste time.

2.The teacher advised the students don't waste time.

3.The teacher advised the students to not waste time.

4. The teacher asked the students don't waste timer.

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Three fifths of all the money ____already been spent.
Choose the correct verb that fits the blank.

1. have

2. has

3. were

4.are

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Body of human being or animal embalmed for burial.
Choose one word substitute for the expression above

1. Nigger

2. Snotty

3. Mummy

4. Draper

15/22

Choose the correctly spelt word.

1. aggressive

2. agressive

3. aggressive

4. aggrisive

16/22

Water drips from a leaking drain pipe.Choose the synonym of the word 'drips'

1. pours

2. flows

3. splashes

4. trickles

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He lived alone, was not a good mixer, had few friends, and didn't like spending time in idle chat.
Choose the antonym of the word 'few'

1. many

2. less

3.fewer

4.little

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The conduct of a student depends_____ his teacher.
Choose the option that fits the blank

1. upon

2. upon off

3. upon out

4. upon of

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An independent clause can work:

1. alone as a complete sentence

2. as a dependent clause

3. as a non finite clause

4. as a conjunction to join two or more sentences.

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'Used to' is used for indicating:

1. future actions

2. past habits

3. polite requests

4. conditional statements

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They visited the Louvre Museum in Paris.
Identify the correct use of articles in the above sentence.

1. The article should be omitted.

2. The article should be 'a'.

3. The article should be 'an'.

4. The article is used correctly.

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Choose the correct negative form of the simple present tense for the pronoun

1. don't

2. doesn't

3. didn't

4. isn't

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