10th class, board examination, English grammar, on the topics of voice,reported speech,sentence structure and error correction

 Voice

1. Change to passive voice: "The teacher praised the students."

A. The students are praised by the teacher.
B. The students were praised by the teacher.
C. The students had been praised by the teacher.
D. The students have praised by the teacher.
Voice

2. Identify the voice: "A letter was written by her."

A. Active voice
B. Passive voice
C. Imperative voice
D. Interrogative voice
Voice

3. Change to active voice: "The cake was eaten by the children."

A. The children are eating the cake.
B. The children ate the cake.
C. The children had eaten the cake.
D. The children have eaten the cake.
Reported Speech

4. Change to reported speech: He said, "I am feeling unwell."

A. He said that he is feeling unwell.
B. He said that he was feeling unwell.
C. He told that he felt unwell.
D. He said that I was feeling unwell.
Reported Speech

5. She asked me, "Can you help me?" — The reported form is:

A. She asked me if I can help her.
B. She asked me if I could help her.
C. She asked me that could I help her.
D. She asked me whether I helped her.
Reported Speech

6. The teacher said, "Do not make noise in the class." The reported form is:

A. The teacher told not to make noise in the class.
B. The teacher said do not make noise in the class.
C. The teacher ordered them not to make noise in the class.
D. The teacher asked them do not make noise.
Sentence Structure

7. Which of the following is a compound sentence?

A. She sings well.
B. Although it rained, we went out.
C. He worked hard, but he failed.
D. The boy who won the prize is my friend.
Sentence Structure

8. Combine into a complex sentence: "He was tired. He continued working."

A. He was tired and he continued working.
B. Although he was tired, he continued working.
C. He was tired but continued to work.
D. Being tired he continued working.
Error Correction

9. Spot the error: "She don't know the answer."

A. She → Her
B. don't → doesn't
C. know → knew
D. answer → answers
Error Correction

10. Find and correct the error: "He is one of the best player in the team."

A. is → was
B. best → better
C. player → players
D. in → of

Answer Key

Q1B. The students were praised by the teacher.
Q2B. Passive voice
Q3B. The children ate the cake.
Q4B. He said that he was feeling unwell.
Q5B. She asked me if I could help her.
Q6C. The teacher ordered them not to make noise in the class.
Q7C. He worked hard, but he failed.
Q8B. Although he was tired, he continued working.
Q9B. don't → doesn't
Q10C. player → players

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