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76 multiple-choice questions on English: Articles, Nouns & Pronouns from English, each with the correct answer and, where available, a teacher's explanation. Read through them to revise the chapter, then practise the same questions one by one to test yourself.

51. Neither of the boys has done homework.

  1. our
  2. its
  3. their
  4. his

Answer: D) his

Explanation: "Neither" is singular. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Pronouns & case

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52. He spent time on the project.

  1. many
  2. several
  3. a large number of
  4. a great deal of

Answer: D) a great deal of

Explanation: "Time" (uncountable) takes "a great deal of". Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Determiners & quantifiers

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53. Karachi is largest city of Pakistan.

  1. the
  2. no article
  3. a
  4. an

Answer: A) the

Explanation: Superlative "largest" needs "the". Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Articles

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54. The news very good today.

  1. are
  2. have been
  3. is
  4. were

Answer: C) is

Explanation: "News" looks plural but is singular. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Nouns & number

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55. He is university professor.

  1. an
  2. the
  3. no article
  4. a

Answer: D) a

Explanation: "University" begins with a "yoo" sound. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Articles

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56. There are students in the class today than yesterday.

  1. little
  2. fewer
  3. lesser
  4. less

Answer: B) fewer

Explanation: "Fewer" with countable nouns, "less" with uncountable. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Determiners & quantifiers

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57. Choose the correct sentence.

  1. There are many sheeps in the field.
  2. There is many sheep in the field.
  3. There are many sheep in the field.
  4. There are much sheep in the field.

Answer: C) There are many sheep in the field.

Explanation: "Sheep" has the same form in singular and plural. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Nouns & number

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58. One should respect parents.

  1. their
  2. his
  3. your
  4. one's

Answer: D) one's

Explanation: "One" is followed by "one's". Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Pronouns & case

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59. I waited for hour.

  1. no article
  2. a
  3. an
  4. the

Answer: C) an

Explanation: "Hour" starts with a silent h – vowel sound – so "an". Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Articles

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60. Mathematics my favourite subject.

  1. are
  2. have
  3. were
  4. is

Answer: D) is

Explanation: Subjects ending in -ics (mathematics, physics, economics) are singular. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Nouns & number

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61. He is honest man.

  1. the
  2. an
  3. a
  4. no article

Answer: B) an

Explanation: "Honest" begins with a vowel sound (silent h), so use "an". Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Articles

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62. We crossed Thar on camels.

  1. the
  2. a
  3. no article
  4. an

Answer: A) the

Explanation: Deserts take "the". Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Articles

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63. of the students passed the test.

  1. Little
  2. Less
  3. Most
  4. Much

Answer: C) Most

Explanation: "Most of the students" – countable plural. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Determiners & quantifiers

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64. The cattle grazing in the field.

  1. is
  2. has been
  3. was
  4. are

Answer: D) are

Explanation: "Cattle" is always plural. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Nouns & number

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65. I have patience with lazy people.

  1. few
  2. many
  3. a few
  4. little

Answer: D) little

Explanation: "Patience" is uncountable; "little" = hardly any. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Determiners & quantifiers

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66. Everyone must do duty.

  1. our
  2. their own
  3. your
  4. his or her

Answer: D) his or her

Explanation: "Everyone" is singular; formal usage takes "his or her" (modern usage also accepts "their"). Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Pronouns & case

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67. This book is .

  1. her
  2. hers'
  3. hers
  4. her's

Answer: C) hers

Explanation: Possessive pronouns never take an apostrophe. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Pronouns & case

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68. The plural of "criterion" is:

  1. criterion
  2. criteria
  3. criterions
  4. criterias

Answer: B) criteria

Explanation: Greek plural: criterion → criteria. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Nouns & number

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69. I like you more than (= than I like him).

  1. his
  2. he
  3. himself
  4. him

Answer: D) him

Explanation: The meaning is "than I like him", so the objective case. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Pronouns & case

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70. We should help poor.

  1. a
  2. no article
  3. an
  4. the

Answer: D) the

Explanation: "The + adjective" refers to a whole class of people. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Articles

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71. Choose the correct sentence.

  1. Please bring your luggage inside.
  2. Please bring your luggages inside.
  3. Please bring your a luggage inside.
  4. Please bring many luggage inside.

Answer: A) Please bring your luggage inside.

Explanation: "Luggage" is uncountable. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Nouns & number

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72. They blamed for the mistake.

  1. theirselves
  2. themself
  3. themselves
  4. theirself

Answer: C) themselves

Explanation: The standard reflexive form is "themselves". Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Pronouns & case

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73. My brother and went to Murree.

  1. mine
  2. me
  3. I
  4. myself

Answer: C) I

Explanation: Subject of "went" – use "I" (not "myself" or "me"). Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Pronouns & case

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74. I have money; let's go for tea.

  1. few
  2. little
  3. a little
  4. a few

Answer: C) a little

Explanation: "A little" (some) is positive, fitting the suggestion. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Determiners & quantifiers

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75. The scenery of Swat beautiful.

  1. is
  2. were
  3. have been
  4. are

Answer: A) is

Explanation: "Scenery" is uncountable – singular verb. Articles, Nouns & Pronouns · Nouns & number

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