Mock Test

Exam: SSC CGL Subject: English Language Topic: Grammar

Total Questions: 20

Q1. Which declarative sentence employs a causal relationship using a subordinating conjunction for emphasis?

Because of the storm, the flight was delayed. The cat slept peacefully. She wrote a letter. The mountains were covered in snow.
Q2. The increasing urbanization _________ the demand for sustainable infrastructure development.

heightens is heightening has heightened heightened
Q3. They _______ football on Saturdays.

play plays playing played
Q4. Which sentence is in active voice? The movie was watched by millions.

The movie was watched by millions. Millions watched the movie. Did millions watch the movie? The movie is watched by millions.
Q5. The debate centered _____ the ethical implications of artificial intelligence.

on around about upon
Q6. Which declarative sentence most subtly implies a critique of superficiality through its word choice?

The party was lively and fun. Her pronouncements, delivered with an air of profound wisdom, rarely translated into tangible action. He enjoyed the meal. The flowers were colorful.
Q7. Identify the sentence that conveys excitement:

The party starts at eight. What a fantastic idea! She is looking for her keys. Did you see that?
Q8. The sudden announcement __________ the carefully laid plans.

upended supported validated affirmed
Q9. Analyze the sentence structure: 'The novel, which was written by a renowned author, captivated readers with its intricate plot; consequently, it became a bestseller.'

Simple Sentence Compound Sentence Complex Sentence Compound-Complex Sentence
Q10. Which interjection expresses pain?

Hurray Alas Ouch Shame
Q11. I would have called you if I ______ your number.

knew know had known knows
Q12. Choose the correct passive voice: 'They are building a house.'

A house is being built by them. A house was being built by them. A house has been being built by them. A house is built by them.
Q13. She wants _______ a doctor.

become becoming to become to be becoming
Q14. The report was critical _____ the government's handling of the economic crisis.

of about towards with
Q15. What type of clause is 'after the guests left' in the sentence 'We cleaned the house after the guests left.'?

Adjective clause Adverb clause of time Adverb clause of manner Noun clause
Q16. She bought ______ umbrella and ______ book.

an, a a, a an, the a, the
Q17. Don't ______ your responsibilities.

put up with get over run away from go on
Q18. Which of the following is a declarative sentence?

Turn off the lights. The train arrived late today. Isn't it a lovely evening? May you succeed!
Q19. Identify the correct pronoun: It is ________ who should be blamed for this oversight.

I me myself my
Q20. Consider the sentence: 'If only he had listened to my advice, things might have turned out differently.' What type of sentence is this, and what specific mood does it predominantly convey?

Declarative; factual reporting Imperative; a command Exclamatory; surprise Subjunctive; regret or wish

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