English Core Modal Set of 11th (MCQ With Answer)

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                                         ENGLISH CORE MODAL SET OF 11TH 

       Answer the following questions by choosing your best alternative in these options

 Time: An Hour                                                            Full Marks:-90  (Pass Marks:- 17)

Voice
Q1. Ram was playing chess.

(a) Chess was played by Ram.      (b) Chess were being played by Ram.
(c) Chess is being played by Ram  (d) Chess was played by him.

Ans :- C
Q2. He likes Mohan.

(a) Mohan liked by him.      (b) Mohan is being liked by him.
(c) Mohan is liked by her    (d) Mohan is liked by him.

Ans :- D
Q3. They bought a mango.

(a) A mango was bought by them. (b) A mango were being bought by them.
(c) A mango is bought by them      (d) A mango has bought by them

Ans:- A
Q4. You have eaten some bananas.

(a) Bananas has eaten some by you. (b) Some bananas have eaten by you.
(c) Some bananas have been eaten by you. (d)Bananas have been eaten by you.

Ans:- C
Q5. She has bought a car.

(a) A car has bought by her.        (b) A car has been bought by her.
(c) A car has being bought by by her.  (d) A car have bought by her.

Ans:- B 
Q6. We shall watch a film today.

(a) A film today shall watched by us.  (b) A film shall be watched by us.
(c) A film will be watched by us today.  (d) A film will be watched today by us.

Ans:- D
Q7. She might love you.

(a) You might loved by her   (b) You might be loved by her.
(c) You might be love by her  (d) You might loved by him.

Ans:- C
Q8. We are writing a letter.

(a) A letter are being written by us. (b) A letter is written by us
(c) A letter is being written by us.    (d) A letter being written by us.

Ans:- C
Q9. He had cheated them.

(a) They had been cheated by him  (b) They had been cheated by her.
(c) They have been cheated by her. (d) They had cheated by him.

Ans:- A
Q10. You must teach me.

(a) I must taught by you.       (b) I must been taught by you.
(c) I must be taught by you.  (d) I must being taught by you

Ans:- C
Fill in the following blanks.

Q11. Sita has …………….a blanket.

(a) Bought     (b) buying    (c) buy      (d) Took

Ans:- A
Q12. Some children ………… physically handicapped.

(a) Is             (b) Have       (c) Was      (d) Are

Ans:- D
Q13. Nothing ……….. good or bad in the world.

(a) Were       (b) Has        (c) Is          (d) Are

Ans:- C
14. He writes a letter…………… a Link smart pen.

(a) From       (b) To        (c) With         (d) On

Ans:- C 
15. ……..Rajdhani Express had left before I arrived the station.

(a) On          (b) At          (c) The         (d) A

Ans:- C 
Q16. Ram ……….. swim across the river properly.

(a) Can         (b) Might      (c) Will      (d) Should

Ans:- A
Q17. Notes should be ……..

(a) Phrases       (b) Long      (c) Elaborate      (d) Short

Ans:- D
Q18. How many fingers ………… in your right hand.

(a) Is there       (b) Are        (c) Were           (d) Are there

Ans:- D
Q19. Rossy has ………….. black umbrella.

(a) A                (b) An           (c) The             (d) none

Ans:- A
Q20. He …………………….…in Mumbai since 1920.

(a) Has lived   (b) Have lived  (c) have been living   (d) Has been living

Ans:- D
Sentence Arrangement

Q21.  Lies at the / truth / bottom of the / well.

             (a)Well lies at the bottom of the truth
             (b)Truth lies at the bottom of the well.
             (c) Bottom of the well truth lies at the.
             (d) Lies at the truth bottom of the well


Ans:- B
Q22.  Was a / hard /man /working /Lencho.

(a) Man was a hard working Lencho. (b) Working Lencho was a hard man.
(c) Lencho was a hard working man. (d) Hard working man was a Lencho.
Ans:- C
Q23. An electronic / computer / device / is .

(a) Device is an electronic computer.  (b) An electronic computer is device.
(c) Computer device is an electronic. (d) Computer is an electronic device.
Ans:- D
Letter Writing

Q24. In letter writing, replying to enquires come under the categories of…..

(a) Official letters             (b) Letters to the editors
(c) Business letter             (d) Informal letters 

Ans:- C
Q25. In business letters the Name and Designation of the Address is written on the…………….
(a) Left margin                   (b) Right margin
(c) At the centre                 (d) None of these

Ans:- A
Q26. In a formal letter, the correct form of salutation is………….

(a) Dear sir / Madam                    (b) Respected sir / madam
(c) Honourable sir / madam         (d) Ravened sir / madam

Ans:- A
Q27. What comes under the first hand ‘information’?

(a) Advertisement                          (b) Essay
(c) Reporting of an event.             (d) Writing articles

Ans:- C
Q28. While writing articles two or three ideas should be…

(a) Elaborated                                          (b) Escaped
(c) Combined into one point.                  (d) Not to be noticed

Ans:- C
Q29. In general letters are of how many types.

(a) One       (b) Two      (c) Three     (d) four

Ans:- B
Q30. The purpose of letter writing is to…….

(a) Give information                                  (b) Show politeness
(c) Communicate personal feelings.         (d) Invitation

Ans:- C
Q31. What is the mode of addressing a person while writing………….
(a) Stating   (b) Salutation    (c) Invite     (d) Address  

Ans:- B
Note Making

Q32. How should be note making…………..

(a) In short with point                (b) With explanation
(c) In long with narrative           (d) With descriptive

Ans:- A
Q33. While writing a note, which of the following is not used.

(a) Heading     (b) Sub-heading      (c) Abbreviation     (d) Articles.

Ans:- D
Questions  From  Books

Q34. About whom people say that she had once been young and pretty.

(a) Wife          (b) Queen        (c) Grandmother          (d) none

Ans:- C 
Q35. Where in the zoo a notice reads, The world’s most dangerous animal?

(a) India        (b) Zambia           (c) China            (d) Afirca

Ans:- B 
Q36. Murad’s father was.

(a) Khosrove       (b) Armenian         (c) Garoghlanian      (d) Zorab.

Ans:- D 
Q37. Who is the author of “Albert Einstein At School”?

(a) Amitav Ghosh   (b) A.J. Cronin   (c) Patrick Pringle.    (d) Margo Minco

Ans:- C
Q38. The Ghat of The only Worlds’ has been written by.

(a) William Saroyan  (b) Margo Minco  (c) A.J. Cronin  (d) Amitav Ghosh.

Ans:- D
Q39. The Laburnum tree  top is …………………………

(a) Barren  (b) Quite beautiful  (c) Quite silent and still.  (d) Quite green

Ans:- C 
Q40. Where was the photograph taken.

(a) In a forest   (b) On a beach   (c) On a mountain top   (d) None of these

Ans:- B
Q41. Who accompanied the writer in his round the world voyage?

(a) His daughter snznne(b)His wife marry(c)His son Jon (d) All these three.

Ans:- D
Q42. Shahid was a …………………………….

(a) Doctor      (b) Painter        (c) Dancer          (d) Poet

Ans:- D
Q43. Name the author of the lesson ‘Silk Road’.

(a) Khushwant Singh (b) Nick Middleton. (c) Jayant Narlikar (d) None of these

Ans:- B
Q44. Ranga saw Ratna for the first time at ….

(a) Gundabhatta’s house                 (b) Narrators’ house
 (c) Shastri’s house                           (d) Rama Rao’s house 

Ans:- B
Q45. The world’s first nationwide Green party was founded in ………….

(a) USA       (b) Russia       (c) South Africa       (d) New Zealand


  Ans:- C 
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