Share Facebook Email Telegram WhatsApp Results #1. What is the part of the sentence which denotes the person or thing about which something is said? Predicate Predicate Subject Subject Phrase Phrase Clause Clause #2. Pick out the clause in the following sentence: Neha played when evening came. Neha played Neha played Played when evening Played when evening When evening came When evening came Evening came Evening came #3. Pick out the phrase in the sentence: Monica played at sunset. Monica Monica Monica played Monica played Played at sunset Played at sunset At sunset At sunset #4. Which of these is not a type of sentence? Simple Simple Continuous Continuous Compound Compound Complex Complex #5. What is a sentence with one principal clause and one or more subordinate clauses called? Compound sentence Compound sentence Complex sentence Complex sentence Simple sentence Simple sentence Principal sentence Principal sentence #6. Which of these is not a type of subordinate clause? Adverb Adverb Verb Verb Adjective Adjective Noun Noun #7. Fill in the blank with an adjective clause : The cricket bat ___________ is mine. With a broken handle With a broken handle Which has a broken handle Which has a broken handle And a broken handle And a broken handle With a broke handle With a broke handle #8. Choose the correct statement: I’ll write a letter when I will reach Mumbai. I’ll write a letter when I will reach Mumbai. I’ll write a letter when I reach Mumbai. I’ll write a letter when I reach Mumbai. I’ll write a letter as I reach Mumbai. I’ll write a letter as I reach Mumbai. I’ll write a letter when I shall reach Mumbai. I’ll write a letter when I shall reach Mumbai. #9. Which of these does not come under transformation of sentences? Changing active voice into passive voice. Changing active voice into passive voice. Changing passive voice into active voice. Changing passive voice into active voice. Changing affirmative sentences into negative sentences. Changing affirmative sentences into negative sentences. Changing interrogative sentences into assertive sentences and their reverse. Changing interrogative sentences into assertive sentences and their reverse. #10. Which of these is not a type of sentence? Assertive Assertive Interrogative Interrogative Complicated Complicated Imperative Imperative Finish
