English MCQS

951. Which from the following sentence is CORRECT?
A. I told my brother I would go with him only if he wants me to.
B. I told my brother I would go with him only if he wants me.
C. I told my brother I would go with him only if he wanted me to.
D. None of these

952. Which from the following sentences is INCORRECT?
A. I was given a red-colored tie by one of my friends.
B. A red-colored tie was given to me by one of my friends.
C. One of my friend gave me a red-colored tie.
D. None of these.

953. Which of the following sentences is INCORRECT?
A. Although it rained a lot, they enjoyed themselves.
B. It rained a lot, but they enjoyed themselves.
C. Despite of the rain, they enjoyed themselves.
D. None of these

954. The fashion of bell-bottomed trousers has become out of date:
A. Preposterous
B. Debilitating
C. Obsolescent
D. Obstreprious

955. His father is a doctor who treats children and infants:
A. Dermatologist
B. Gynecologist
C. Podiatrist
D. Pediatrician

956. To “Hook up” means to:
A. Lose
B. Fight
C. Connect
D. None of these

957. If something is “heavy-duty” it:
A. Weights a lot
B. Is tough and powerful
C. Must be done
D. None of these

958. If your “Heart goes out to someone” you:
A. Try to help them
B. Feel sorry for them
C. Love them
D. None of these

959. “No hard feeling” means the same as:
A. Don’t worry
B. Thank you
C. Please
D. None of these

960. To “Hand it to” means to:
A. Give credit to
B. Take from
C. Allow
D. None of these