37. Review III/3: Unit No 9 to 12 of 9th English by AG Ahmad

 

9th English A            Review III

Unit No 9 to 12

Page No 134      Ex. No A

A. Choose the correct option.

1. The opposite of ‘satisfied’ is                                 

(a) Unsatisfied            (b) in satisfied (c) non-satisfied          (d) dissatisfied

1.      Choose the correct spelling.

(a) Convolutions        (b) convolushuns         (c) convoleutions         (d) convalutions

2.      Which of the following means the same as ‘gradually’?

(a) Quickly                  (b) speedily                 (c) steadily                  (d)hurriedly

3.      Which of the following does not mean the same as “manifold”?

(a) Various                  (b) few                        (c) many                      (d) diverse

Page No 135             Ex. No A

A. Choose the correct option.

1. The teacher said to us, “Work hard”.

(a) The teacher said to us to work hard.         (b) The teacher told us to work hard

(c) The teacher advised us to work hard.   (d) The teacher asked us to work hard

2. Which of the following is a phrase?

(a) It is of no use.                    (b) He is well.

(c) In an unwise manner       (d) Over her hangs the great dark bell.

3. Beside the ungathered rice he lay. The underlined  phrase is a/an                        .

 (a) Adjective phrase   (b) Noun phrase   (c) Preposition phrase   d) Adverb phrase

4. He led a life devoid of blame.The Underlined phrase is a/an                                .

(a) Adverb phrase       (b) Noun phrase          (c) Adjective phrase      (d) preposition phrase

5. The moment, which is lost, is lost forever. The underlined word is a/an               .

(a) Indefinite pronoun     (b) Reflexive pronoun    (c) Possessive pronoun  (d) Relative pronoun

6. Why don’t you go along                 your brother?

(a) To               (b) With                      (c) By                          (d) For

7. The government has levied more taxes                   the salary structure has not improved.

(a) In fact                    (b) But                        (c) Hence                     (d) Whereas

8. That was the reason why he came late. The underline clause is a/an                     .

(a) Adverb clause                  (b) Adjective clause

(c) Noun clause                       (d) None all these.

9. He came after night had fallen .The underline clause is an adverb clause of       .

(a) Condition               (b) Place                      (c) Time                      (d) Reason

10. They can stay where they are.The underline clause is an adverb clause of         .

(a) Condition               (b) Place                     (c) Time                       (d) Reason

11. I am glad that you like it.The underline clause is an adverb clause of               

(a) Condition               (b) Place                      (c) Time                       (d) Reason

12. If I were you, I should not do that, This sentence is conditional                        

(a) Type I                    (b) Type II                  (c) Type III                 (d) None of these

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