11. How should this sentence be written: “I am good ___ playing chess”?
a) on
b) in
c) at
d) with
Answer: c) at
Explanation: Use “good at” when talking about skills.
12. What is the correct spelling?
a) Accomodation
b) Accommodation
c) Acommodation
d) Acomodation
Answer: b) Accommodation
Explanation: “Accommodation” has double “c” and double “m.”
13. Which phrase correctly describes movement by walking?
a) by foot
b) with foot
c) on foot
d) in foot
Answer: c) on foot
Explanation: “On foot” is the correct expression.
14. What is the correct sentence:
a) We discussed about the project.
b) We discussed the project.
c) We discussed on the project.
d) We discussed regarding the project.
Answer: b) We discussed the project.
Explanation: “Discuss” is directly followed by its object without “about.”
15. Which sentence is grammatically correct?
a) Each of the players have a bat.
b) Each of the players has a bat.
c) Each player have a bat.
d) Each players has a bat.
Answer: b) Each of the players has a bat.
Explanation: “Each” is singular and needs a singular verb “has.”
16. How should this be completed: “It has been raining ___ morning”?
a) for
b) since
c) from
d) at
Answer: b) since
Explanation: “Since” is used with a specific point in time.
17. Which sentence correctly uses “prefer”?
a) I prefer tea than coffee.
b) I prefer tea to coffee.
c) I prefer tea over coffee.
d) I prefer tea from coffee.
Answer: b) I prefer tea to coffee.
Explanation: “Prefer” is followed by “to,” not “than.”
18. What is the correct spelling?
a) Definately
b) Definitely
c) Defenetly
d) Definately
Answer: b) Definitely
Explanation: “Definitely” comes from “finite” and retains that spelling.
19. How should you express the sentence: “He went ___ abroad last year”?
a) to abroad
b) abroad
c) in abroad
d) on abroad
Answer: b) abroad
Explanation: “Abroad” does not need a preposition.
20. What is the correct spelling for the writing supplies store?
a) Stationary
b) Stationery
c) Stationarey
d) Stationarry
Answer: b) Stationery
Explanation: “Stationery” refers to writing materials; “stationary” means not moving.