56 प्रश्न: 24 विकल्प, 20 लघु, 12 दीर्घ। प्रत्येक प्रश्न पर वर्ष टैग।
She _____ for the test since six in the morning.
सही विकल्प: B — has been working
Since + a point of time needs the present perfect continuous: has been working. / since के साथ वर्तमान पूर्ण निरंतर काल लगता है।
By next March we _____ this house.
सही विकल्प: B — will have left
By + a future time-point takes the future perfect: will have left. / by + भविष्य की समय-सीमा = भविष्य पूर्ण काल।
Choose the correct passive of: "The students are writing a play."
सही विकल्प: C — A play is being written by the students.
Present continuous active (are writing) becomes is/are being + V3. / वर्तमान निरंतर का कर्मवाच्य: is being written।
The correct active form of "The window was broken by the storm" is
सही विकल्प: B — The storm broke the window.
Past simple passive (was broken) returns to past simple active: broke. / भूतकाल सरल कर्मवाच्य → कर्ता + V2।
He said, "I am busy now." The correct narration is
सही विकल्प: B — He said that he was busy then.
Said (reporting verb in the past) shifts am → was and now → then; I → he. / भूतकाल reporting verb से काल और now→then बदलते हैं।
The teacher said to us, "Do not waste paper." Choose the correct option.
सही विकल्प: C — The teacher advised us not to waste paper.
A negative imperative is reported with advised/ordered + not to + verb. / नकारात्मक आदेश: advised/ordered + not to + क्रिया।
You _____ wear a helmet while riding. It is a traffic rule.
सही विकल्प: C — must
Must expresses a strong obligation or law. May/might show possibility; could shows ability. / must = दृढ़ कर्तव्य या कानून।
When I was eight I _____ climb that wall; now I cannot.
सही विकल्प: B — could
Could is the past of can for ability. The contrast with now I cannot confirms a past skill. / could = भूतकाल की क्षमता।
If it _____ tomorrow, the match will be cancelled.
सही विकल्प: B — rains
In a first-conditional sentence the if-clause takes the simple present, not will. / प्रथम शर्त: if + वर्तमान सरल, मुख्य वाक्य में will।
Someone has stolen my bicycle. The best passive is
सही विकल्प: A — My bicycle has been stolen.
Present perfect active (has stolen) → has/have been + V3. The agent someone is usually dropped. / वर्तमान पूर्ण: has been stolen; someone प्रायः छोड़ देते हैं।
Rina said, "Where do you live?" She was talking to Kabir. Choose the correct sentence.
सही विकल्प: B — Rina asked Kabir where he lived.
A wh-question becomes asked + wh-word + statement order (he lived, not did he live). / प्रश्नवाचक: asked + प्रश्न शब्द + कर्ता-क्रिया क्रम।
We _____ take an umbrella; the sky looks dark.
सही विकल्प: B — ought to
Ought to (like should) gives advice based on a reason. Used to is only for past habits. / ought to = सलाह; used to केवल पुरानी आदत।
Fill in the blanks with the correct tense: (i) Water _____ (boil) at 100°C. (ii) Listen! The baby _____ (cry). (iii) We _____ (finish) the chapter already.
(i) boils — a scientific fact needs the simple present. (ii) is crying — Listen! points to an action happening now (present continuous). (iii) have finished — already is a typical marker of the present perfect. / (i) boils — सामान्य सत्य। (ii) is crying — अभी हो रही क्रिया। (iii) have finished — already = वर्तमान पूर्ण।
Change into the passive voice: (i) They will open the new library next week. (ii) Who broke this cup?
(i) The new library will be opened next week. (ii) By whom was this cup broken? / (or Who was this cup broken by?) Future simple: will be + V3. A who-question in the past becomes By whom + was + V3. / भविष्य: will be opened। प्रश्न: By whom was this cup broken?
Rewrite in indirect speech: Meera said to her brother, "I will help you tomorrow."
Meera told her brother that she would help him the next day. Changes: said to → told; I → she; will → would; you → him; tomorrow → the next day. / said to = told; will→would; tomorrow→the next day।
Use a suitable modal in each blank: (i) _____ I borrow your pen? (ii) We _____ respect our elders. (iii) He _____ be on the bus; his bag is still here. (possibility)
(i) May / Could — polite permission. (ii) Should / Ought to — duty. (iii) Can't / Cannot — the bag being here makes his presence on the bus almost impossible (negative deduction). Might is weaker and less suitable after such a clear clue. / (i) May/Could = अनुमति। (ii) Should = कर्तव्य। (iii) can't = नकारात्मक अनुमान।
Read: "Every Sunday Asha walks to the river ghat with a cloth bag. She never buys a bottled drink. Last week she taught two younger children how to fold a paper cup from a leaf." What kind of person is Asha? Give two points from the passage.
Asha is environmentally careful: she uses a cloth bag and avoids bottled drinks, so she reduces plastic. She is also helpful and patient — she spends time teaching younger children a simple, waste-free skill. The Sunday walk shows a regular, thoughtful habit, not a one-day show. / आशा पर्यावरण के प्रति सजग है और बच्चों को सिखाने वाली सहयोगी व्यक्ति है।
Read: "The school bell rang, but the playground stayed unusually quiet. A notice on the gate said the annual match had been shifted to Monday because the field was wet." Answer: (i) Why was the playground quiet? (ii) When would the match be played?
(i) The children had come expecting a match, but it was cancelled for that day, so no cheering or games filled the ground. (ii) The match would be played on Monday, after the wet field had time to dry. / (i) मैच स्थगित होने से मैदान शांत रहा। (ii) मैच सोमवार को होगा।
Correct the errors: (i) He go to school by bus daily. (ii) The letter has wrote by Sita.
(i) He goes to school by bus daily. — third-person singular in the simple present takes -es. (ii) The letter has been written by Sita. — present perfect passive needs has/have been + past participle (written, not wrote). / (i) goes। (ii) has been written।
Change into direct speech: The doctor advised the patient to take the medicine twice a day.
The doctor said to the patient, "Take the medicine twice a day." (Advice is often given as an imperative in quotes.) / डॉक्टर ने कहा, "Take the medicine twice a day."
Read: "Grandfather still winds his old clock every night. He says the ticking reminds him that time is a guest, not a possession." What does grandfather mean? Write two sentences of your own.
He treats time as something we receive and must use well, not something we own or waste. The nightly winding is a small ritual that keeps him aware of each passing hour. In short, he values punctuality and gratitude more than speed. / समय मेहमान है — इसे संभालकर जीना चाहिए, व्यर्थ नहीं करना चाहिए।
Complete: (i) If I _____ (be) a bird, I would fly to the hills. (ii) You _____ (not, make) a noise; the baby is asleep. Use a modal in (ii).
(i) were — the unreal present (second conditional) uses if + past, often were for all persons. (ii) must not / should not make a noise; the baby is asleep. Must not is stronger (prohibition). / (i) were — काल्पनिक शर्त। (ii) must not / should not make।
Write a letter to the Editor of a local newspaper about the need for cleaner streets before the monsoon in your town. (About 100–120 words)
15, Nehru Nagar
Ayodhya
5 September 2026
The Editor
The Morning Lamp
Ayodhya
Subject: Clean the drains before the first heavy rain
Sir,
Every June our lane near the bus stand turns into a narrow stream. Plastic bags block the open drain, and schoolchildren walk through dirty water. Last year two shops lost goods to seepage. If the Nagar Palika clears the drains in the first week of June, puts two covered bins at the crossing and fines those who dump waste on the road, the monsoon need not bring fever with it. Kindly publish this appeal so that residents and the ward member act together.
Yours truly,
Ankit Yadav
Write an original article in about 120 words on "Learning with a Mobile Phone: Help or Hindrance?"
Learning with a Mobile Phone: Help or Hindrance?
A phone can carry a dictionary, a map and a science video in one pocket. For a Class 10 student in a small town, that is a real help when the library closes at four. The same screen, however, also carries games and endless reels. Ten minutes of revision can slide into an hour of scrolling. The machine is neither a teacher nor a thief; the timetable decides. A simple rule works: keep study apps on the home screen, keep the phone in another room after 9 p.m., and use a notebook for the final week before the board exam. Used with a clock, the mobile is a lamp. Used without one, it is fog.
Write a letter to the Postmaster of your area complaining that a book parcel has not reached you even after three weeks.
House No. 42, Patel Line
Jhansi
5 September 2026
The Postmaster
Head Post Office
Jhansi
Subject: Non-delivery of book parcel, receipt no. JP/88421
Sir,
On 12 August I ordered a set of practice papers from a shop in Prayagraj. The sender posted it the next day (receipt JP/88421, speed post). Three weeks have passed and the parcel has not reached this address. I visit the counter after school, but I am only told to wait. The board examination is near and I need those papers. Kindly trace the article and inform me at 98XXXXXX42 or send it to the address above.
Yours faithfully,
Sana Qureshi
Write an original article on "The Value of Team Games in School Life" (about 120 words).
The Value of Team Games in School Life
A goal in kho-kho or a last-over run in cricket is remembered longer than a single high mark on a test. Team games teach a student to wait for a pass, to accept a referee's decision and to clap for the other side. These are not small lessons. In a classroom we often work alone; on the field we sink or swim together. Regular games also keep the body ready for long exam hours. Schools that keep a dusty ground unused waste a free classroom. Half an hour of play after the last period can reduce restlessness and improve sleep. Marks show what we know. A team game shows how we treat people when we are tired and the score is against us.
Write an informal letter to your cousin who lives in a village, inviting him/her to spend the Dussehra holidays at your home in the city.
12, Civil Lines
Meerut
5 September 2026
Dear Tannu,
How are the fields after the last rain? I am writing with a simple plan. This Dussehra you must come and stay with us for at least five days. Mummy has already kept the extra cot in my room. We shall watch the Ramlila at the college ground, help Papa hang the lights in the verandah, and I shall finally show you the science models I made for the fair. Bring your walking shoes; the park near the canal is beautiful in October. Tell Uncle I shall put you on the return bus myself. Send a message when you fix the date.
Your cousin,
Rohit
Write an original article on "Small Steps to Save Water at Home" for your school wall magazine.
Small Steps to Save Water at Home
Uttar Pradesh summers now arrive earlier, and the handpump in many lanes already coughs before May. We do not need a new river; we need fewer leaking taps. A dripping tap wastes buckets in a week. Closing the tap while brushing, using a mug instead of a running shower, and collecting the first cold water from the geyser for plants are habits that cost nothing. Kitchen water used for washing vegetables can go to the tulsi pot. If each house in a colony saves one bucket a day, a street tank stays fuller for the last houses in the line. Saving water is not a speech for 22 March only. It is the sound of a tap turned off.
She is _____ honest officer of _____ U.P. government.
सही विकल्प: B — an, the
Honest begins with a vowel sound, so an. A specific government takes the. / honest = स्वर ध्वनि → an; विशिष्ट सरकार → the।
The cat jumped _____ the table and hid _____ the curtain.
सही विकल्प: B — on, behind
On = surface; behind = at the back of. / on = सतह पर; behind = पीछे।
Neither of the two boys _____ ready for the test.
सही विकल्प: B — is
Neither of + plural noun still takes a singular verb in exam English: is. / neither of = एकवचन क्रिया is।
Work hard _____ you should fail.
सही विकल्प: C — lest
Lest means “so that … not” and is followed by should. / lest = ऐसा न हो कि; साथ में should।
I _____ this novel last night when the lights went out.
सही विकल्प: C — was reading
A longer action interrupted by went out needs the past continuous: was reading. / बीच में कटी क्रिया = भूतकाल निरंतर।
Choose the correct passive: "Please open the door."
सही विकल्प: B — You are requested to open the door.
A polite imperative is often reported as You are requested to + verb. / विनम्र आदेश: You are requested to…
Mohan said, "I bought this pen yesterday." The correct narration is
सही विकल्प: B — Mohan said that he had bought that pen the previous day.
Past simple → past perfect; this → that; yesterday → the previous day. / V2 → had + V3; yesterday → the previous day।
_____ you like a cup of tea?
सही विकल्प: B — Would
Would you like … is the standard polite offer. / विनम्र प्रस्ताव: Would you like…
There is not _____ milk in the jug, but there are _____ biscuits left.
सही विकल्प: B — much, a few
Milk is uncountable → much. Biscuits are countable → a few (some remaining). / दूध अगणनीय = much; बिस्कुट गणनीय = a few।
He has been living in Lucknow _____ 2018 _____ his uncle.
सही विकल्प: B — since, with
Since + a point of time; with + a person one stays with. / since = समय-बिंदु; with = व्यक्ति के साथ।
The train _____ before we _____ the station.
सही विकल्प: B — had left, reached
The earlier of two past actions takes the past perfect: had left … reached. / पहले पूरी हुई भूत क्रिया = past perfect।
_____ Ganga is _____ sacred river.
सही विकल्प: B — The, a
Rivers take the. Sacred river is a general class, so a. / नदियों के साथ the; सामान्य वर्ग = a।
Fill in the blanks: (i) He goes to _____ school on foot. (ii) We stayed _____ a hotel _____ the lake.
(i) — (no article) / the zero article: go to school = attend as a student. (ii) at / in a hotel by / beside the lake. "At a hotel" is common; "by the lake" shows position. / (i) आर्टिकल नहीं (छात्र के रूप में विद्यालय). (ii) at/in a hotel; by the lake.
Change into the passive: (i) The gardener is watering the plants. (ii) Did she write this poem?
(i) The plants are being watered by the gardener. (ii) Was this poem written by her? / वर्तमान निरंतर: are being + V3. भूतकाल प्रश्न: Was + object + V3 + by…
Rewrite in indirect speech: The stranger said to me, "Can you show me the way to the post office?"
The stranger asked me if / whether I could show him the way to the post office. Changes: said to → asked; can → could; you → I; me → him; inverted question becomes if + statement order. / asked + if + could; कर्ता-क्रिया क्रम सीधा।
Fill with a suitable modal: (i) _____ I come in, sir? (ii) We _____ hurry; the bus leaves in two minutes. (iii) She _____ speak Tamil when she was five.
(i) May / Can — permission. (ii) Must / should — strong need to hurry. (iii) Could — past ability. / (i) May (ii) must/should (iii) could.
Correct the errors: (i) One of my friend are a doctor. (ii) She did not wrote the letter. (iii) Prefer tea than coffee.
(i) One of my friends is a doctor. — one of + plural noun + singular verb. (ii) She did not write the letter. — did + V1. (iii) Prefer tea to coffee. — prefer … to, not than. / (i) friends is (ii) write (iii) to।
Read: "Ramesh oils the old handpump every Saturday. Last summer it saved three houses when the tap line went dry." (i) What does Ramesh do? (ii) Why was the handpump important?
(i) He looks after a community handpump every week, a small regular duty. (ii) When the piped supply failed in summer, that pump still gave water to three houses — so care of a common resource protected neighbours, not only his own family. / साप्ताहिक देखभाल ने सूखे में तीन घरों को पानी दिया।
Translate into English: (i) क्या तुम कल बाजार गए थे? (ii) हमें वृक्ष लगाने चाहिए।
(i) Did you go to the market yesterday? (ii) We should plant trees. / भूतकाल प्रश्न: Did + V1; कर्तव्य: should + V1.
Put the verbs in the correct tense: (i) She usually _____ (take) the early bus, but today she _____ (walk). (ii) They _____ (live) here since 2015.
(i) takes (habit — simple present); is walking (today — present continuous). (ii) have lived / have been living (since + point of time — present perfect or perfect continuous). / (i) takes; is walking (ii) have lived / have been living.
Read: "The notice said the library would open at eight, yet at eight-fifteen the lock was still cold. Two students sat on the steps and revised from a shared notebook." What do we learn about the students? Give two points.
They are serious about study — they use even waiting time to revise. They are cooperative: one notebook is shared rather than wasted in complaint. The closed lock tests patience; they turn delay into work. / वे मेहनती और सहयोगी हैं; इंतजार को दोहराव बना देते हैं।
Do as directed: (i) Direct: He said, "I am not well today." (indirect) (ii) Active: They have completed the project. (passive)
(i) He said that he was not well that day. (am → was; today → that day) (ii) The project has been completed (by them). / (i) was; that day (ii) has been completed.
Write a letter to the Municipal Commissioner about street lights that have been out of order for two weeks in your lane.
21, Saraswati Puram
Aligarh
5 September 2026
The Municipal Commissioner
Nagar Nigam
Aligarh
Subject: Street lights dead in Lane 4, Saraswati Puram, for a fortnight
Sir,
I am a Class 10 student living in Lane 4. For the last fourteen evenings the four poles between the handpump and the temple have stayed dark. Girls returning from coaching walk close to the walls, and last Thursday a bicycle hit an open drain. Residents have telephoned the ward office twice without a repair visit. Kindly send an electrician this week, replace the fused lamps and tell us a phone number we can call if the lights fail again.
Yours faithfully,
Kavya Sharma
Write an original article in about 120 words on "Trees Are Our Silent Neighbours".
Trees Are Our Silent Neighbours
A neem by the school gate does not ring a bell, yet it rings in another way: it cools the cycle-stand in May and holds noisy sparrows in July. Trees clean a little of the smoke our buses leave behind and bind the soil when the monsoon hits the playground. Cutting one old tree for a wider road looks like progress until the next summer, when the same road burns the feet. Planting is easy on 5 June; watering through June is the real test. If every section of Class 10 adopts one sapling till the board exam, the school will have more than a photograph — it will have shade. Silent neighbours ask for only two things: space and a bucket.
Write an application to your Principal asking for three days' leave to attend your sister's wedding in another town.
The Principal
Government Inter College
Sitapur
5 September 2026
Subject: Leave for three days (10–12 September)
Respected Sir,
I am Rahul Verma of Class 10-A. My elder sister's wedding will be held in Bahraich on 11 September. I have to travel with my parents on the 10th and shall return on the 12th night. I have copied the Maths and Science homework from my desk partner and shall submit it on the 13th. Kindly grant me leave for 10, 11 and 12 September.
Yours obediently,
Rahul Verma
Class 10-A
Roll no. 27
Write an original article on "Kindness Costs Nothing" for your school magazine.
Kindness Costs Nothing
A shared rubber in the examination hall, a seat offered to an old man on the city bus, a word of thanks to the mid-day meal cook — none of these needs a rupee. Kindness is not a speech on the assembly stage; it is the decision not to laugh when someone mispronounces an English word. In a hurry we think only the strong are noticed. Yet the student who explains a sum twice without a sigh is remembered longer than the one who scores full marks and hides the notebook. Schools that praise only ranks grow clever children. Schools that also notice small help grow a safer corridor. Kindness costs nothing, but the bill for its absence is heavy: lonely benches and silent tears.
Write an informal letter to your friend describing a science exhibition held in your school.
44, Rajendra Nagar
Bareilly
5 September 2026
Dear Farhan,
You missed a lively Friday. Our school hall became a small laboratory. Class 9 showed a working model of a biogas plant with a balloon for the gas holder. I stood at our stall — a simple circuit that lit a bulb only when two papers (labelled 'series' and 'safe fuse') were placed correctly. The Principal asked me why a fuse is thin; I remembered the heating effect and answered without looking at my notes. There was also a corner on waste segregation. Do come in December; we shall repeat a few models for the junior classes and I want you to judge the posters.
Your friend,
Imran
Write an original article on "A Visit to a Village Fair" (about 120 words).
A Visit to a Village Fair
Last month I went with my uncle to the weekly fair beyond the canal. The first smell was of roasted chana and wet earth after a short rain. A man sold steel plates beside a woman who weighed jaggery on an old balance. Children pulled parents towards a wooden wheel that creaked louder than it turned. What stayed with me was not the toys but the tailor who stitched a school-dress pocket in ten minutes while the boy stood in his vest. Fairs still do what malls cannot: they let a farmer sell mustard oil from his own tin and hear the price from the buyer\'s face. I came home with dusty shoes, a paper windmill and a clearer idea of how a village earns a Thursday.
MCQ पर टैप करें — सही हरा, गलत लाल। फिर “हल देखें” से वर्ष और उत्तर खोलें। पेपर टेस्ट से पूरा खण्ड अ/ब/स एक साथ करें।
अंग्रेज़ी के रिपीटेड प्रश्न कैसे पढ़ें?
ऊपर से चैप्टर या प्रश्न-प्रकार चुनें। MCQ पर टैप करें। हल में वर्ष और संक्षिप्त उत्तर दिखेगा।
बोर्ड जैसा पेपर कहाँ है?
“बोर्ड पेपर जैसा टेस्ट” खोलें — खण्ड अ/ब/स, अंक और समय उसी शैली में।
Follow this loop every day: mixed test, current affairs, then today's subject. A new set arrives tomorrow.
After this page, use these three links — do not open a random page.
More sets from the same cluster — stay on this topic.
Timed papers with a scorecard — start any time, then return to a related quiz above.
