Class 9 English · Chapter 8 · Test 2
Test 2: Unit 8: Grammar and Text MCQs
25 questions · 20 min · 25 marks
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Question 1
Choose the correct option according to grammar: Which of the following is a complex sentence?
- AThe cat chased the mouse.
- BThe sun is shining, so we have decided to go for a picnic.
- CWhen the bell rang, the students left the classroom.
- DFlowers bloom in spring.
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Answer: C
A complex sentence has one independent clause and at least one dependent clause; option B joins two independent clauses with 'so'.
Question 2
Choose the correct option according to grammar: In the sentence "Although it was still early, the park was bustling with people," the dependent clause is:
- Athe park was bustling with people
- BAlthough it was still early
- Cit was still early, the park
- Dbustling with people
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Answer: B
The dependent clause starts with the subordinating conjunction 'although' and cannot stand alone.
Question 3
Choose the correct option according to grammar: In the sentence "The tour guide explained the history of each artifact in great detail," the object is:
- Athe history of each artifact
- BThe tour guide
- Cexplained
- Din great detail
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Answer: A
The object receives the action of the verb 'explained'; 'in great detail' is an adverbial phrase.
Question 4
Choose the correct option according to grammar: Which sentence is correctly punctuated?
- ABecause it was raining. We stayed indoors.
- BBecause it was raining; we stayed indoors.
- CBecause, it was raining we stayed indoors.
- DBecause it was raining, we stayed indoors.
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Answer: D
A dependent clause at the start of a sentence is followed by a comma before the independent clause.
Question 5
Choose the correct option according to grammar: Which word is NOT a subordinating conjunction?
- Aso
- Balthough
- Cbecause
- Dwhile
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Answer: A
'So' joins independent clauses; although, because and while introduce dependent clauses.
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