F. A PART 2 English mcQs 2018

: INTER PART TWO OBJECTIVE
CHOOSE THE CORRECT MEANING OF THE UNDERLINED WORD
BOOK 2 PART ONE
1.It is always to the detriment * of their health.
A. DAMAGE   B. Advantage  C. Need
2.when I go into a bank, I get rattled *.
A. Sad    B. Happy   C. CONFUSED
3.Science demonstrates*  that unsanitary conditions cause diseases.
A. refuses  B. Rejects   C. SHOWS
4.He sat and pondered* over his problem.
A. Enjoyed  B. Avoided  C. MEDITATED
5.Superstitious *  people believe in signs of good and bad luck.
A. Modern  B. Intelligent  C. CREDULOUS
.  6.There is lack of femininity * in the Chinese women.
A. Beauty   B. Shame   C. WOMAN LINES
7.I plunged into some fearful, devastating * scourge.
A. Comforting  B DESTRUCTIVE   C. Pleasant
8.A tremendous* population explosion is taking place.
A. Small  B. Noisy   C. GREAT
9.It is against the law to throw garbage* in the streets.
A. Useless paper  B. Water    C. REFUSE
10.Nobody aught to be compelled * to earn his entire way through college.
A. Expelled  B. Engaged  C. FORCED
.  11.The space beyond milky-way * is immensely cold.
A. A shining star  B. Planet   C. COLLECTION OF STARS.
13.Many people are reluctant * to throw away any thing that looks like a book.
A. Ready   B. Worried about    C. HESITANT
14. From these humble * beginnings came a stream of life.
A. SIMPLE   B. Abnormal  C. Complex
15. I began to indolently * study disease generally.
A. LAZILY   B. gladly   C. Quickly
[3/21, 10:54 AM] arslanawan542: 16.Wishes*   do not come true in this life.
A. Dreams   B. Hopes   C. DESIRES
17.Each star makes its voyage * in complete loneliness.
A. Visit  B. JOURNEY  C. Movement.
18. It is difficult to find the scaffold * for the books.
A. Classes  B. GALLOWS C. Proper place
19.Abd.al.Rehman imported exotic * plants to his garden.
A. Native   B. Best   C. FOREIGN
20.People are now less likely to accept conclusions * as fined.
A. Research   B. Ideas C. RESULTS
.  21. The boy must make himself cultivate a pious and calm that smothers the fidgets *.
A. Balance  B. Faculty  C. RESTLESSNESS
22.Thrifty* housewives preserved their home grown vegetables and fruits.
A. Dirty   B. FRUGAL   C. careless
23. The manager looked relieved *.
A. Upset  B. Humble  C. SERIOUS
24. I could hardly believe that three strenuous * school terms had rolled away.
A. TIRING  B. Pleasant  C. Long
25. I use to lie waiting for that ominous * treat.
A. Soft  b. Bad   C. OMEN
26. I had glanced half down the list of premonitory * symptoms.
A. Ordinary  B. Dangerous   C. FORE WARNING.
. BOOK TWO PART TWO :OBJECTIVE
27. Christopher was firmly gripped * by the wanderlust.
A. OVERCOME   B. Achieved   C. Broken.
28. He found himself shivering violently*.
A. Slowly    B. Hotly   C. SEVERELY
29. He found the antibiotic a growth inhabiting * treatment of disease.
A. Improving   B. Feeling   C. HINDERING
30. After much reflection * I put a bracket round it.
A. Shadow   B. Echo   C. THINKING
: 31. Large parts were almost uninhabited *.
A. Unpleasant  B. NOT SMOOTH    C. unpopulated
32.Churchill continued in the unpretentious* situation for a year.
A. Supreme   B. Elite  C. ORDINARY
33. Infection was a tremendous * problem in the past.
A. HUGE  B. petty  C. Tiny
34. Metchnik of a pupil of Pasteur revealed* the true nature of the problem.
A. SHOWED   B. Hide   C. Folded
35. Until 1849, industry of silkworm had flourished * consistently.
A. Declined   B. Died   C. PROSPERED
36. Mustafa Kamal abolished * the old Turkish script.
A. promoted    B. changed   
C. PUT TO AN END
37. These examinations were great trial * to me.
A. Help   B. fun   C. CHALLENGE
38. He discovered the body's natural armour *, the leucocytes.
A. Attack  B. Prevention   C. DEFENCE
39.Fleming protested that such gratitude * not due to him.
A. Insult  B. Respect    C. THANKS
40. Lister, s aim was the prevention* of disease.
A. Growth   B. Increase    C. STOPPING
. 41. The land of thirst and death was an area notorious * for sandstorms.
A. Famous    B. Noble    C. DEFAMED
42. And regretfully, Fleming turned to other things.
A. SORROWFULLY  B. happily   C. Possibly
43. Thomas, one of Fleming, s brothers was a qualified oculist*.
A.physian   B. Dentist  C. EYE EXPERT.
: 44. At first British High Commissioner demurred *.
A. Ordered   B. Appreciateted   C. OBJECTED
45. American laboratories were never contaminated *.
A. Clean     B. INFECTED    C. dustless
: 46. The writer put a bolt and a few smudges * on the paper.
A. Pictures   B. Lines    C. DIRTY MARKS
47. A general massacre * of American was expected.
A. KILLING   B. crowd   C. Strike
48. Injecting carbonic acid was abondened * soon.
A. Adopted   B. GIVEN UP   C. Practiced
49. I am biased * in favour of boys learning English.
A. Bad   B. Cruel   C. INCLINED
50. Pasteur, s father had been one of Napoleon, s conscripts *.
A. Friend   B. Servant  C. SOLDIERS.
51. Fleming was not happy in the lime light *.
A. Dim light   B. PUBLICITY   C. status
OBJECTIVE FROM BOOK TWO ENDED
..  Mr. Chips MCQs
1.Chips was rescued* by Katherine.
A. SAVED   B. Loved    C. Insulted
2.It was a damp* shining day.
A. Foggy    B. Sunny   C. ARID
3. I do sympathize * with you.
A. Alarm    B. Know     C. FEEL SORRY
4.Katherine had freckled* cheeks.
A. Bright     B. Beautiful     C. SPOTTED
5. Mr. Chips remembered many funny anecdotes *.
A. games     B. Poems     C. TALES
: 6.Katherine broadened* his views and opinions.
A. Limited    B. Distorted    C. WIDENED
7.Mrs. Wickett, s house itself was ugly and pretentious*.
A. Costly    B. Far away   C. ORDINARY
8.Chips was not boastful * conceited.
A. Foolish   B. Intelligent   C. PROUD
9.Chips once thrashed * Collingwood.
A. Pushed   B. Loved  C. REWARDED
10. It was cold and foggy * and he dared not go out.
A. Rainy   B. MISTY   C. Windy
11.Mr.Ralston was a live_writer*.
A. Dull    B. Slow   C. ENERGETIC.
12.Chips remembered the dizzy * happiness.
A. Lay    B. Certain    C. PUZZLED
13. Chips nearly answered that he could go to blazes *.
A. HELL    B. Shelter   C. Heaven
14. Whetherby restored* its fortunes status somewhat.
A. Brought    B. REVIVED   C. caught
15.He was efficient, ruthless*, ambitious but not very likeable.
A. Careless    B. MERCILESS     C. helpless
: 16. Actually Chips nodded and stumbled* on.
A. Flew    B. Fell  C. WALKED
17. In politics Katherine was radical *.
A. Loving   B. REVOLUTIONARY   C.soft
18. It was queer * that things were so clear in Chips mind.
A. Sad   B. Funny  C. STRANGE
19. Mr. Chips, speech was impeded * by laughters of the guests.
A. Proceed     B. PAUSED    C. fast
PREPOSITIONS
1. He is striving hard... Success.
A. FOR    B. At    C. To
2.His friends reminded him..... his old relations.
A. OF  B. At     C. To
3.Do not envious..... her beauty.
A. In      B. About   C. OF
4.He takes... his father.
A. AFTER     B. upone     C. From
5.My father is fond..... his grandson.
A. Off   B. From   C. OF
: 6.The poor should not be deprived.... their rights.
A. In   B. at       C. OF
7.We should abide.... the laws of the country.
A. BY    B. in      C. To
8.He was charged.... murder.
A. For     B. At     C. WITH
9.His car broke...... on the way to Lahore.
A. To   B. Away    C. DOWN
10.You should avail.... the opportunity.
A. To    B. OF    C. With
 11.She was afraid.....cats.
A. OF    B. with   C. on
12.He was absorbed.... studies.
A. With    B. For   C. IN
13.The young man is accomplished.... singing.
A. BY   B. in   C. For
14. He comes..... a noble family.
A. By     B. From     C. OF
15. I am popular.... my students.
A. Of    B. By   C. WITH
16. My house is adorned....flowers.
A. By      B. Of       C. WITH
17.He was run....... by a car.
A. from     B. with    C. OVER
18. You are eligible...... this post.
A. FOR    B. On    C. To
19. She should not get rid..... her problems.
A. By      B. From     C. OF
20. His request was turned..... for no reason.
A. To     B. Off     C. DOWN
21. He was accused... theft.
A. with      B. By     C. OF
22. Do not laugh...... the poor.
A. To      B. On      C. AT
23. Do not look down..... the poor.
A. UPON     B. On      C. at
[24. He aimed..... the bird and fired.
A. To     B. AT    C. for
25. He is confident..... his success.
A. To     B. OF      C. At
26. He deals...... ice.
A. With      B. For      C.IN
27. She is ill..... fever.
A. From     B. To       C. WITH
28. I conceded...... him five points in the match.
A. TO     B. at      C. Of
29. He was confined...... bed.
A. Of       B. TO     C. At
30. The train is bound...... Karachi.
A. To    B. With   C. FOR
PREPOSITIONS ENDED
: Corrections
1.I buys two dozen eggs.
Corecct: I bought two dozen eggs.
2.I as well as you were wrong.
Correct.: I as well as you was wrong.
3. He asked me if I am kidding,?
Correct : He asked me if I was kidding.
4.His pen is superior than mine.
Correct : His pen is superior to mine.
5.I called him as fool.
Correct : I called him a fool.
: 6.This is a worth reading book.
Correct :This is a book worth reading.
7.Cattles is eating grass.
Correct : Cattle are eating grass.
8.Rich should help poor.
Correct : The rich should help the poor.
9.One should do his duty.
Correct : One should do one, s duty.
10. He, you and I told the news.
Correct : You, he and I told the news.
[: 11.This is the last news.
Correct : This is the latest news.
12 Either you or I is wrong.
Correct : Either you or I am wrong.
13.I do not have many money.
Correct : I don't have any money.
14. This cloth is more inferior to that.
Correct : This is inferior to that.
15.The murderer was hung yesterday.
Correct : The murderer was hanged yesterday.
16.He is good of English.
Correct : He is good at English.
17. He gave me advices.
Correct : He gave me many pieces of advice.
18.He knows swimming.
Correct : He knows how to swim.
19.Her hair are grey.
Correct : Her hair is grey.
20.He behaves cowardly.
Correct : He behaves in a cowardly manner.
CORECCTIONS ENDED
INTER PART TWO OBJECTIVE ENDED.