| 301 | Obsequious vs "obstinate": "obsequious" means: | Excessively obedient |
| 302 | Synonym of "Silent" | Quiet |
| 303 | Unless he _____ , we can't proceed. | agrees |
| 304 | To beat about the bush means: | To avoid the main point |
| 305 | She _____ to have informed us. | ought |
| 306 | Correctly punctuated: | The man who came is my uncle. |
| 307 | She is standing _____ the tree. | under |
| 308 | It is I who _____ to blame. | am |
| 309 | Comparative form of 'little': | less |
| 310 | Change to passive: "They elected him president." | He was elected president. |
| 311 | Change to passive: "He has finished the work." | The work has been finished by him. |
| 312 | Antonym of "Arrival" | Departure |
| 313 | Identify the modal verb: "You should study hard." | should |
| 314 | He _____ his parents every weekend. | visits |
| 315 | Get in means: | To enter |
| 316 | Correctly punctuated: | He whispered, "Be quiet." |
| 317 | Hardly had she sat down _____ the phone rang. | when |
| 318 | Identify the adverb: "They deliberately ignored the warning." | deliberately |
| 319 | Regretful vs "regrettable": "regrettable" means: | Deserving regret |
| 320 | She said, "I will call you tomorrow morning." | She said that she would call me the next morning. |
| 321 | Identify the adjective: "She wore a beautiful dress." | beautiful |
| 322 | _____ Quran is the holy book of Muslims. | The |
| 323 | Choose the correct word: "Not a _____ of evidence was found." | tittle |
| 324 | Identify the adverb: "I recently bought a new phone." | recently |
| 325 | Antonym of "Bright" | Dull |
| 326 | Which word is a noun: "The committee has decided." | committee |
| 327 | Identify the sentence type: "I know that you are right." | Complex |
| 328 | Identify the pronoun: "Neither is correct." | Neither |
| 329 | To be hoist with one's own petard means: | To be caught in one's own trap |
| 330 | I have known him _____ childhood. | since |
| 331 | Find the error: "The furnitures are new." | furnitures |
| 332 | Correctly punctuated: | You're welcome. |
| 333 | Find the error: "She is innocent from the crime." | innocent from |
| 334 | Simple Present: "We _____ our grandparents every month." | visit |
| 335 | The police _____ arrested the thief. | have |
| 336 | Find the error: "She disposed off her old car last week." | disposed off |
| 337 | Verb form of "wide": | widen |
| 338 | Present Perfect Continuous: "How long _____ you _____ here?" | have / been working |
| 339 | Scarcely _____ I finished speaking when he interrupted. | had |
| 340 | Mathematics _____ not easy for everyone. | is |
| 341 | Which is an adjective: "The broken window was replaced." | broken |
| 342 | Correctly punctuated: | The house that he built is big. |
| 343 | Choose the correct sentence: | He is better than me. |
| 344 | Present Continuous: "He _____ TV at present." | is watching |
| 345 | Identify the verb: "The children were laughing." | were laughing |
| 346 | If you _____ red and yellow, you get orange. | mix |
| 347 | Choose the sentence with an appositive: | Mr. Khan, our teacher, is kind. |
| 348 | She trifled _____ his emotions. | with |
| 349 | Fortuitous vs "fortunate": "fortuitous" means: | Happening by chance |
| 350 | The luggage _____ heavy. | is |