English MCQs

MCQs on Grammar, Vocabulary, Comprehension and Literature

3 Questions
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"To bite the bullet" means:

  • A To shoot someone
  • B To endure painful situation stoically
  • C To eat something hard
  • D To fight bravely
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Correct Answer: Option B — To endure painful situation stoically
Explanation: The idiom "to bite the bullet" means to endure a painful or difficult situation with courage and stoicism. It originates from the practice of having patients bite on a bullet during surgery before anesthesia.
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Identify the correct sentence:

  • A Neither he nor she are coming
  • B Neither he nor she is coming
  • C Neither he nor she were coming
  • D Neither he nor she am coming
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Correct Answer: Option B — Neither he nor she is coming
Explanation: When "neither...nor" is used, the verb agrees with the subject nearest to it. Since "she" (singular) is nearest, we use "is".
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Choose the correct spelling:

  • A Accomodate
  • B Accommodate
  • C Accommadate
  • D Accomadate
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Correct Answer: Option B — Accommodate
Explanation: "Accommodate" is the correct spelling. Remember: double "c" and double "m". It means to provide lodging or to adapt to something.