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CBSE Grammar MCQ
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The judge acquitted the accused _______ the charge of theft.
Correct Option:
C [ of ]
Explanation: "acquitted of" a charge or accusation, means legally declared not guilty or innocent of that charge.
No profit accrued _______ me from this business.
Correct Option:
A [ to ]
Explanation: The preposition "to" is used after the verb "accrued" in this context to indicate the recipient of the profit.
The police was informed _________the matter.
Correct Option:
A [ of ]
Explanation: "Informed of" means to be told or notified about something.
He agreed __________ my proposal.
Correct Option:
C [ to ]
Explanation: The preposition "to" is commonly used after the verb "agree".
He is wanting _________ common sense.
Correct Option:
B [ in ]
Explanation: "wanting in" means lacking or deficient in a particular quality, trait, or characteristic.
Find appropriate Phrasal verb for "postpone"
Correct Option:
A [ Hold over ]
Explanation: "hold over" mean "to postpone" or "to delay.
e.g:"The decision on the project's approval was held over until the next board meeting."
e.g:"The decision on the project's approval was held over until the next board meeting."
Find appropriate Phrasal verb for " Resist "
Correct Option:
B [ Hold out ]
Explanation: "hold out" means "to resist."
e.g: "He held out and didn't accept the unfair offer."
e.g: "He held out and didn't accept the unfair offer."
Find appropriate Phrasal verb for " Be patient "
Correct Option:
C [ Hold on ]
Explanation: "hold on" means "be patient.
e.g:"Please hold on for a second; I'll be right with you."
e.g:"Please hold on for a second; I'll be right with you."
Find appropriate Phrasal verb for "Loiter aimlessly"
Correct Option:
B [ Hang about ]
Explanation: "Hang around" typically implies lingering or spending time without a clear purpose or direction.
e.g:"He likes to hang around the park when he has nothing to do."
e.g:"He likes to hang around the park when he has nothing to do."
Find appropriate Phrasal verb for "Distribute"
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A [ Hand out ]
Explanation: "hand out" means the same as "distribute." It is often used when you are physically giving something to people, usually by hand.
e.g:The teacher will hand out the test papers to the students.
e.g:The teacher will hand out the test papers to the students.
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