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CBSE Class 10 English Grammar — practice questions — page 2

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Spot the error: "He returned back from Delhi yesterday."Read the answer and worked solution →Choose the correctly spelled word:Read the answer and worked solution →In the lesson 'How I Taught My Grandmother to Read', the narrator stays in a village in:Read the answer and worked solution →The Kannada word 'Avva' used by the narrator for her grandmother means:Read the answer and worked solution →In which Kannada weekly was the novel 'Kashi Yatre' appearing as a serial?Read the answer and worked solution →Choose the SYNONYM of the word: ABATERead the answer and worked solution →Choose the SYNONYM of: BENEVOLENTRead the answer and worked solution →Choose the SYNONYM of: VERBOSERead the answer and worked solution →Choose the SYNONYM of: TENACIOUSRead the answer and worked solution →Choose the SYNONYM of: AMELIORATERead the answer and worked solution →Choose the SYNONYM of: METICULOUSRead the answer and worked solution →Choose the SYNONYM of: CANDIDRead the answer and worked solution →Choose the SYNONYM of: PARSIMONIOUSRead the answer and worked solution →Choose the ANTONYM of: PROLIFICRead the answer and worked solution →Choose the ANTONYM of: AUDACIOUSRead the answer and worked solution →Choose the ANTONYM of: TRANSPARENTRead the answer and worked solution →Choose the ANTONYM of: VIRTUERead the answer and worked solution →Choose the ANTONYM of: OBSOLETERead the answer and worked solution →Choose the ANTONYM of: ARROGANTRead the answer and worked solution →Identify the part with the error: 'Neither the manager (A) nor the employees (B) was satisfied (C) with the new policy. (D)'Read the answer and worked solution →Identify the error: 'She is one of those students (A) who has always (B) excelled in academics (C) without showing arrogance. (D)'Read the answer and worked solution →Identify the error: 'The team are playing (A) very well today, (B) and they will likely (C) win the championship. (D)'Read the answer and worked solution →Identify the error: 'Each of the boys (A) have completed (B) their homework (C) on time. (D)'Read the answer and worked solution →Identify the error: 'Between you and I, (A) the proposal (B) seems quite reasonable (C) and worth pursuing. (D)'Read the answer and worked solution →Identify the error: 'If I would have known (A) about the meeting, (B) I would have attended (C) it. (D)'Read the answer and worked solution →Fill in the blank: 'The lecture was so _____ that many students fell asleep.'Read the answer and worked solution →Fill in: 'The new evidence _____ all previous conclusions about the suspect's guilt.'Read the answer and worked solution →Fill in: 'Her _____ to the project was evident in the long hours she devoted to it.'Read the answer and worked solution →Fill in: 'The scientist's _____ research has led to several breakthroughs in cancer treatment.'Read the answer and worked solution →Fill in: 'The judge's decision was widely seen as _____, with critics calling for an appeal.'Read the answer and worked solution →

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Spot the error: "He returned back from Delhi yesterday."

  1. 'He returned' is wrong
  2. The sentence is correct
  3. 'from Delhi' should be 'of Delhi'
  4. 'returned back' is redundant — use just 'returned' or 'came back'
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Correct answer: D. 'returned back' is redundant — use just 'returned' or 'came back'

*Return* already means 'come back'. Adding 'back' is redundant (*returned back* = 'came back back'). **Correct:** *He returned from Delhi yesterday* or *He came back from Delhi yesterday*.

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Choose the correctly spelled word:

  1. Recieve
  2. Receave
  3. Receeve
  4. Receive
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Correct answer: D. Receive

*Receive* follows the rule **'i before e, except after c'**. After 'c', use **ei**: re**ce**ive.

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In the lesson 'How I Taught My Grandmother to Read', the narrator stays in a village in:

  1. Tamil Nadu
  2. Kerala
  3. North Karnataka
  4. Andhra Pradesh
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Correct answer: C. North Karnataka

The story is set in a village in north Karnataka where the narrator (Sudha Murty, in her childhood) stays with her grandparents. The local dialect of Kannada is spoken there.

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