10th SSC Grammar Mock Test (2025 Style)

Part A: Transformation Worksheet

Do as Directed.

  1. Change the Degree: Mumbai is one of the busiest cities in India. (Begin with: Very few...)

  2. Add a Question Tag: We have completed our project.

  3. Use 'Not only... but also': He was tired. He was hungry.

  4. Change the Voice: The government is building new schools.

  5. Use 'As soon as': No sooner did the bell ring than the students ran out.

  6. Change into Indirect Speech: He said, "I will call you tomorrow."

  7. Identify the Clause: I know a place where we can find peace.

  8. Use 'Too... to': The water is so cold that I cannot drink it.

  9. Make it Negative (without changing meaning): He is always honest.

  10. Use a Modal Auxiliary showing 'Obligation': We _____ follow the traffic rules.

Part B: MCQ Challenge (Board Exam Patterns)

Q1. Identify the correct Passive Voice of: "The boy broke the window." (a) The window is broken by the boy. (b) The window was broken by the boy. (c) The window has been broken by the boy. (d) The boy was broken by the window.

Q2. Choose the correct Question Tag: "They haven't arrived yet, ______?" (a) have they (b) haven't they (c) did they (d) do they

Q3. Convert to Simple Sentence: "He is rich, but he is greedy." (a) Although he is rich, he is greedy. (b) In spite of being rich, he is greedy. (c) He is rich and greedy. (d) Being rich, he is greedy.

Q4. Which Modal Auxiliary shows 'Possibility'? (a) Must (b) Should (c) Might (d) Would

Q5. Identify the "Positive Degree" form of: "Iron is the most useful metal." (a) Iron is more useful than any other metal. (b) Very few metals are as useful as Iron. (c) No other metal is as useful as Iron. (d) Iron is as useful as other metals.

✅ Answer Key

Worksheet Answers:

  1. Very few cities in India are as busy as Mumbai.

  2. We have completed our project, haven't we?

  3. He was not only tired but also hungry.

  4. New schools are being built by the government.

  5. As soon as the bell rang, the students ran out.

  6. He said that he would call me the next day.

  7. Where we can find peace (Adjective Clause).

  8. The water is too cold to drink.

  9. He is never dishonest.

  10. We must follow the traffic rules.

MCQ Answers:

  1. (b) | 2. (a) | 3. (b) | 4. (c) | 5. (c)

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