CBSE Class 10 English Grammar – MCQs

 

CBSE Class 10 English Grammar – MCQs

(As per Latest CBSE Board Pattern)

I. Tenses & Subject–Verb Concord (MCQs)

  1. Each of the boys _______ given an identity card.
    (a) are
    (b) were
    (c) has been
    (d) have been

  2. When I reached the station, the train _______.
    (a) left
    (b) has left
    (c) had left
    (d) leaves

  3. Neither Ramesh nor his friends _______ present today.
    (a) was
    (b) is
    (c) has
    (d) are

  4. She _______ here since morning.
    (a) waits
    (b) waited
    (c) has been waiting
    (d) is waiting

II. Modals (MCQs)

  1. You _______ obey traffic rules; it is compulsory.
    (a) may
    (b) can
    (c) must
    (d) might

  2. _______ I come in, sir?
    (a) Must
    (b) Can
    (c) Would
    (d) Should

  3. He _______ be at home now; the lights are on.
    (a) must
    (b) can’t
    (c) shouldn’t
    (d) wouldn’t

  4. If I were rich, I _______ travel the world.
    (a) will
    (b) can
    (c) would
    (d) shall

III. Determiners (MCQs)

  1. There isn’t _______ milk left in the fridge.
    (a) many
    (b) few
    (c) much
    (d) several

  2. _______ of the two answers is correct.
    (a) Either
    (b) Neither
    (c) Both
    (d) Many

  3. She bought _______ umbrella because it was raining.
    (a) a
    (b) an
    (c) the
    (d) some

  4. I don’t have _______ information about the incident.
    (a) many
    (b) a few
    (c) much
    (d) several

IV. Reported Speech (MCQs)

  1. The teacher said, “Be quiet.”
    The correct indirect form is:
    (a) The teacher ordered us be quiet.
    (b) The teacher told us to be quiet.
    (c) The teacher said us to be quiet.
    (d) The teacher asked us be quiet.

  2. He said, “I am tired.”
    (a) He said that he is tired.
    (b) He said that he was tired.
    (c) He said that I was tired.
    (d) He says that he was tired.

  3. She asked me, “Where do you live?”
    (a) She asked me where did I live.
    (b) She asked me where I live.
    (c) She asked me where I lived.
    (d) She asked me where was I living.

  4. The boy said, “I have finished my work.”
    (a) The boy said that he has finished his work.
    (b) The boy said that he had finished his work.
    (c) The boy said he finished his work.
    (d) The boy said that I had finished my work.

V. Mixed Grammar (CBSE Integrated Style)

  1. He is _______ honest man.
    (a) a
    (b) an
    (c) the
    (d) no article

  2. By the time we arrived, the show _______.
    (a) starts
    (b) has started
    (c) had started
    (d) was starting

  3. You _______ not waste food.
    (a) need
    (b) dare
    (c) should
    (d) may

  4. She has _______ friends in this city.
    (a) little
    (b) much
    (c) a few
    (d) many

✅ Answer Key

1-(c)
2-(c)
3-(d)
4-(c)
5-(c)
6-(b)
7-(a)
8-(c)
9-(c)
10-(b)
11-(b)
12-(c)
13-(b)
14-(b)
15-(c)
16-(b)
17-(b)
18-(c)
19-(c)
20-(c)

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