Tuition Exam
English Grammer F.M-40
Time-30min
Each Question carries 1 mark. Attempt all these Questions.
1. Identify the nouns in the following sentences:
a) The sun shines brightly in the sky.
b) Rina bought a new dress from the market.
c) A bunch of keys was lying on the table.
d) My father is a doctor.
2. Underline the Proper Nouns and circle the Common Nouns in the sentences below:
a) Rohit plays football in the park.
b) We visited the Red Fort last Sunday.
c) Ganga is a holy river in India.
d) The boy is eating an apple.
3. Fill in the blanks with suitable Collective Nouns
a) The teacher saw a ______ of students outside the class.
b) Choose the Abstract Noun from the following words:
i) beauty / table / garden / boy
ii) courage / tiger / chair / man
4. Write whether the underlined noun is a Material, Abstract, Collective, Proper, or Common
noun:
a) The gold necklace is very expensive.
b) Rama is going to the temple.
c) Childhood is the best time of life.
d) The herd of cows is grazing in the field.
e) The student is writing in his notebook.
1. Fill in the blanks with the correct tense of the verb in brackets:
a) She ________ (go) to school every day.
b) They ________ (finish) their lunch already.
c) I ________ (play) football yesterday.
d) The baby ________ (sleep) when I arrived.
2. Choose the correct verb:
a) He ______ (run/runs) very fast.
b) We ______ (was/were) late to class.
c) The girl ______ (has/have) a red bag.
d) I ______ (am/is) reading a book.
3. Write whether the verb is transitive or intransitive:
a) He kicked the ball.
b) She sleeps peacefully.
c) They made a cake.
d) Birds fly in the sky.
Q1. Match the columns (Type of sentence → Example):
A (Sentence Type) B (Sentence)
1. Assertive a. Don’t waste your time.
2. Interrogative b. Wow! That’s an amazing trick!
3. Imperative c. She loves painting.
4. Exclamatory d. Where is my book?
Q2. Identify and label the type of each sentence:
a) Please don’t disturb me while I’m working.
b) Do you know the answer to this question?
c) The peacock is the national bird of India.
d) Switch off the lights before you leave.
Q3. Unscramble and identify the type:
a) is / name / your / what
b) umbrella / an / carry / always
c) a / she / girl / clever / is
d) amazing / what / an / view
Answer
1. Identify the nouns:
a) sun, sky
b) Rina, dress, market
c) bunch, keys, table
d) father, doctor
2. Underline the Proper Nouns and Circle the Common Nouns:
a) Rohit (Proper), (football), (park)
b) Red Fort (Proper), (Sunday) (Proper),
c) Ganga, India (Proper), (river)
d) (boy), (apple)
3. Fill in the blanks with Collective Nouns:
The teacher saw a group of students outside the class.
4. Choose the Abstract Noun:
b) beauty
c) courage
5. Type of Underlined Nouns:
a) gold – Material Noun
b) Rama – Proper Noun
c) Childhood – Abstract Noun
d) herd – Collective Noun
e) student – Common Noun
1. Fill in the blanks with the correct tense of the verb in brackets:
a) She goes to school every day.
b) They have finished their lunch already.
c) I played football yesterday.
d) The baby was sleeping when I arrived.
2. Choose the correct verb:
a) He runs very fast.
b) We were late to class.
c) The girl has a red bag.
d) I am reading a book.
4. Write whether the verb is transitive or intransitive:
a) He kicked the ball. → Transitive
b) She sleeps peacefully. → Intransitive
c) They made a cake. → Transitive
d) Birds fly in the sky. → Intransitive
Answer: 1 → c
2→d
3→a
4→b
Q2. Identify and label the type of each sentence:
1. Please don’t disturb me while I’m working.
Answer: Imperative
2. Do you know the answer to this question?
Answer: Interrogative
3. The peacock is the national bird of India.
Answer: Assertive
4. Alas! The old man is dead.
Answer: Exclamatory
5. Switch off the lights before you leave.
Answer: Imperative
Q3. Unscramble and identify the type:
1. is / name / your / what
Answer: What is your name? — Interrogative
2. umbrella / an / carry / always
Answer: Always carry an umbrella. — Imperative
3. a / she / girl / clever / is
Answer: She is a clever girl. — Assertive
4. amazing / what / an / view
Answer: What an amazing view! — Exclamatory
