Class 9 English · Chapter 11 · Test 2
Test 2: Unit 11: Grammar and Text MCQs
25 questions · 20 min · 25 marks
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Sample questions
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Question 1
Choose the correct option according to grammar. Indirect narration of: He said, "I did not go to school yesterday."
- AHe said that he did not go to school yesterday.
- BHe said that he had not gone to school the day before.
- CHe said that he has not gone to school the previous day.
- DHe said that I had not gone to school the day before.
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Answer: B
Simple past becomes past perfect and yesterday becomes the day before.
Question 2
Choose the correct option according to grammar. Indirect narration of: Our teacher said, "The sun rises in the east."
- AOur teacher said that the sun is rising in the east.
- BOur teacher said that the sun had risen in the east.
- COur teacher said that the sun rises in the east.
- DOur teacher said that the sun would rise in the east.
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Answer: C
A universal truth stays in the present tense.
Question 3
Choose the correct option according to grammar. Indirect narration of: My mother said, "May you prosper!"
- AMy mother prayed that I might prosper.
- BMy mother said that I may prosper.
- CMy mother told me that I would prosper.
- DMy mother ordered that I should prosper.
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Answer: A
An optative sentence changes to prayed or wished with might.
Question 4
Choose the correct option according to grammar. Indirect narration of: The teacher said, "Whose pen is it?"
- AThe teacher asked whose pen was it.
- BThe teacher asked that whose pen it was.
- CThe teacher asked if whose pen it was.
- DThe teacher asked whose pen it was.
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Answer: D
A wh-question takes statement order and no that or if.
Question 5
Choose the correct option according to grammar. Indirect narration of: He said to me, "Please excuse me as I am too tired to go to market."
- AHe ordered me to excuse him as he is too tired to go to market.
- BHe told me please excuse him as he was too tired to go to market.
- CHe requested me to excuse him as he was too tired to go to market.
- DHe requested me to excuse me as I was too tired to go to market.
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Answer: C
A polite request uses requested and pronouns change to him.
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