St. 9, St. Joseph, BBSR, Unit
Test: 1
Question 2
I. Answer in correct
serial order the correct form of the word given in bracket.
We had been 0 travelling
(travel) to a remote village in Nagaland but we 1. (can) not make much progress
in the heavy rain. We 2. (manage) to cross a river with great difficulty. One
day we could see smoke 3. (emerge) from some huts and we knew that a village
was nearby. In the village we 4. (wonder) how we 5. (can) talk to the village
Chief. Soon we saw a 6. (dignify) 7. (smile) man coming towards us. "Do
you speak English?" I asked him. “Of course”, the man 8 (reply) "I am 9. (educate) at St.
Xavier's College in Kolkata. I’m the Naga
Chief, 10. (welcome) you to my village.
II. Fill in each blank
with an appropriate word. 10
1. They will fight ……… the last man.
2. He shall have to appear
……… the headmaster.
3. She has been working ………
morning.
4. I prevailed ……… him to
join the team.
5. That portrait is true ………
life.
6. The roof fell in ……… the
weight of snow.
7. The burglars broke the
door.
8.Mr Sinha deals ……… cars
9. Rita has taken ……… her
father,
10. The boys are quarrelling
……… a trifle.
iii. Join the following
sentences without using and, but or so.
1.He is Ravi. His father
is a doctor.
a. He is Ravi whose father
is a doctor.
b. He is Ravi and his
father is a doctor.
c. He is Ravi's father who
is a doctor.
2. He finished his work.
He went to bed.
a. Having finished his
work, he went to bed.
b. He finished his work so
he went to bed.
c. He finished his work
for he went to bed.
3. I reached home. It
started to rain immediately.
a. It started to rain but
I reached home.
b. No sooner did I reach
home than it started to rain.
c. No sooner did I reached
home than it started to rain.
4. This bag is so big. He
cannot lift it.
a. This bag is so big that
he cannot lift it.
b. This bag is too big for
him to lift.
c. This bag is too big to
be lifted.
5. Tagore is a poet. He is
a painter,
a. Not only is Tagore a
poet but he is also a painter.
b. Tagore is a poet and a
painter.
c. Tagore is a poet as
well as a painter.
iv. Do as directed.
1. He is as tall as I. (Use:
taller)
a. l am not taller than
he.
b. I am taller than him.
c. He is taller than me.
2.He said, "I had my
dinner," (Begin: He said that......)
a. He said that he had his
dinner.
b. He said that he had had
his dinner.
c. He said that he had had
dinner.
3. lt is a pity that I did
not take my doctor's advice. (Begin: I wish....)
a. l wish I would take my
doctor's advice.
b. I wish I had taken my
doctor's advise.
c. I wish I had taken my
doctor's advice.
4. The child is reading a
book. (End:....the child.)
a. A book is being read by
the child.
b. A book is being read by
a child.
c. A book was being read
by the child.
5. I shall never forget
his kindness. (End with a question mark.)
a. Shall we ever forget
his kindness?
b. Will I ever forget his
kindness?
c. Shall I ever forget his
kindness?
Answers:
II. CORRECT FORM OF THE
WORD
1. could, 2. Managed, 3. Emerging,
4. Wondered, 5. Could, 6. dignified
7. smiling, 8. replied, 9.
educated, 10. welcoming
II. FILL IN THE BLANKS
WITH APPROPRIATE WORDS.
1.
to, 2. before, 3. since, 4. upon, 5. to, 6. under, 7. open, 8. in, 9. after, 10.
over
III. JOIN SENTENCES
WITHOUT USING AND, BUT, OR SO.
1. a. He is Ravi whose
father is a doctor.
2. a. Having finished his
work, he went to bed.
3. b. No sooner did I
reach home than it started to rain.
4. a. This bag is so big
that he cannot lift it. or b. This bag is too big for him to lift.
5. a. Not only is Tagore a
poet but he is also a painter. or c. Tagore is a poet as well as a painter.
IV. DO AS DIRECTED.
1. a. I am not taller than
he.
2. b. He said that he had
had his dinner.
3. c. I wish I had taken
my doctor's advice.
4. a. A book is being read
by the child.
5. c. Shall I ever forget his kindness?
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