Attempt Test | MERIT SPRING ROH

QUESTION 1 OF 100

Combine using 'not only ... but also': "He is a poet. He is a painter."

1 Mark

A. Not only he is a poet but a painter. B. He is not only a poet and also a painter. C. He is not only poet or painter. D. He is not only a poet but also a painter.

QUESTION 2 OF 100

Change into an assertive sentence: "Who does not know him?"

1 Mark

A. He knows everybody. B. Somebody knows him. C. Everybody knows him. D. Nobody knows him.

QUESTION 3 OF 100

Rewrite using 'because': "He was absent owing to illness."

1 Mark

A. He was absent because illness. B. He was absent because he was ill. C. He was absent although he was ill. D. He was absent because of ill.

QUESTION 4 OF 100

Combine into one sentence: "He opened the box. He took out a pen."

1 Mark

A. After opened the box he took a pen. B. He opened the box taking out a pen. C. He opening the box took out a pen. D. Opening the box, he took out a pen.

QUESTION 5 OF 100

Change into a complex sentence: "He is sure of winning."

1 Mark

A. He is sure that he will win. B. He is sure that he won. C. He is sure if he wins. D. He is sure and he wins.

QUESTION 6 OF 100

Change into a complex sentence: "He is too tired to walk."

1 Mark

A. He is so tired he can walk. B. He is very tired and cannot walk. C. He is so tired that he cannot walk. D. He is tired but he can walk.

QUESTION 7 OF 100

Change into an assertive sentence: "What a fine day it is!"

1 Mark

A. It is very fine day a. B. It is a very fine day. C. It is a fine day not. D. It is a finely day.

QUESTION 8 OF 100

Combine into one sentence: "He worked hard. He did not pass."

1 Mark

A. If he worked hard, he did not pass. B. Unless he worked hard, he did not pass. C. Because he worked hard, he did not pass. D. Though he worked hard, he did not pass.

QUESTION 9 OF 100

Change into a simple sentence: "He worked hard so that he might pass."

1 Mark

A. He worked hard to pass. B. He worked hard that to pass. C. He worked hard for passing him. D. He worked hard and passed.

QUESTION 10 OF 100

Change into a complex sentence: "In spite of his poverty, he is honest."

1 Mark

A. Because he is poor, he is honest. B. He is poor and honest. C. Although he is poor, he is honest. D. If he is poor, he is honest.

QUESTION 11 OF 100

Change into a simple sentence: "I know that he is a thief."

1 Mark

A. I know he to be a thief. B. I know him to be a thief. C. I know that to be a thief. D. I know him being a thief.

QUESTION 12 OF 100

Change into an assertive sentence: "How clever he is!"

1 Mark

A. He is very clever. B. He is cleverly. C. He is a clever. D. He is clever not.

QUESTION 13 OF 100

Combine into one sentence: "The boy was clever. He solved the sum."

1 Mark

A. Be clever, the boy solved the sum. B. The boy being cleverly solved the sum. C. Clever being the boy solved. D. Being clever, the boy solved the sum.

QUESTION 14 OF 100

Change into negative: "Everyone knows him."

1 Mark

A. Everyone does not know him. B. There is no one who does not know him. C. There is no one who knows him. D. No one does not know him not.

QUESTION 15 OF 100

Change into a complex sentence: "The tea is too hot to drink."

1 Mark

A. The tea is so hot that it cannot be drunk. B. The tea is hot as it cannot drink. C. The tea is very hot so that drink. D. The tea is so hot that it can be drunk.

QUESTION 16 OF 100

Change the sentence using 'too': "He is so poor that he cannot buy a book."

1 Mark

A. He is too poor that he buy a book. B. He is too poor for buying a book. C. He is too poor to buy a book. D. He is poor too to buy a book.

QUESTION 17 OF 100

Change into an assertive sentence: "Can a leopard change its spots?"

1 Mark

A. A leopard may change its spots. B. A leopard cannot change its spots. C. A leopard did not change its spots. D. A leopard can change its spots.

QUESTION 18 OF 100

Change into negative: "He is honest."

1 Mark

A. He is no honest. B. He is not honest. C. He isn't honestly. D. He is not dishonest.

QUESTION 19 OF 100

Convert to compound: "Seeing the lion, the boy ran away."

1 Mark

A. The boy saw the lion and ran away. B. The boy had seen the lion that ran away. C. The boy seeing the lion and run away. D. The boy saw the lion so ran away he.

QUESTION 20 OF 100

Convert to simple: "He is rich and he is generous."

1 Mark

A. Besides he is rich, he is generous. B. Being rich besides he generous. C. Besides being rich, he is generous. D. He is rich besides generous being.

QUESTION 21 OF 100

Change into an assertive sentence: "Who is so foolish as to do that?"

1 Mark

A. Who is foolish to do not that? B. No one is so foolish as to do that. C. Everyone is so foolish as to do that. D. Some one is so foolish as to do that.

QUESTION 22 OF 100

Combine into one sentence: "He failed. He tried again."

1 Mark

A. If he failed, he tried again. B. Unless he failed, he tried again. C. Because he failed, he tried again. D. Though he failed, he tried again.

QUESTION 23 OF 100

Change into a complex sentence: "Being ill, he could not attend the class."

1 Mark

A. Because he was ill, he could not attend the class. B. Although he was ill, he could not attend the class. C. He was ill and he could not attend the class. D. If he was ill, he could not attend the class.

QUESTION 24 OF 100

Change into an interrogative sentence: "None but a fool would do it."

1 Mark

A. What would do it? B. Who would do it but fool? C. Who but a fool would do it? D. Why would a fool do it?

QUESTION 25 OF 100

Convert to compound: "As he was hungry, he ate quickly."

1 Mark

A. He was hungry because he ate quickly. B. He was hungry, and so ate quickly he. C. He was hungry, but he ate quickly. D. He was hungry, so he ate quickly.

QUESTION 26 OF 100

Change into a compound sentence: "Because he was tired, he went to bed."

1 Mark

A. He was tired, so he went to bed. B. He was tired because he went to bed. C. He was tired, but he went to bed. D. Though he was tired, he went to bed.

QUESTION 27 OF 100

Change into a simple sentence: "The box is so heavy that I cannot lift it."

1 Mark

A. The box is too heavy that I lift. B. The box is too heavy for me to lift. C. The box is very heavy to lift for. D. The box is heavy enough for me to lift.

QUESTION 28 OF 100

Rewrite using 'as well as': "He is a teacher and a poet."

1 Mark

A. He is a poet as well a teacher. B. He as well as a poet is teacher. C. He is as well as a poet and teacher. D. He is a poet as well as a teacher.

QUESTION 29 OF 100

Change into a simple sentence: "Although he is rich, he is not happy."

1 Mark

A. In spite of being rich, he is not happy. B. In spite of rich, he is not happy. C. Despite of being rich, he is not happy. D. In spite of he is rich, he is not happy.

QUESTION 30 OF 100

Change into an interrogative sentence: "Nobody can deny this."

1 Mark

A. Why can nobody deny this? B. Can nobody deny this? C. Who can deny this? D. Who can not deny this?

QUESTION 31 OF 100

Change into an assertive sentence: "Is he not a fool?"

1 Mark

A. He is not a fool. B. He is certainly a fool. C. He is never a fool. D. Is he a fool?

QUESTION 32 OF 100

Convert to complex: "He told me to go."

1 Mark

A. He told me why I went. B. He told me when I go. C. He told me if I go. D. He told me that I should go.

QUESTION 33 OF 100

Convert to complex: "He ran away on seeing the police."

1 Mark

A. He ran away as soon as he saw the police. B. He ran away if he saw the police. C. He ran away while seeing the police. D. He ran away that he saw the police.

QUESTION 34 OF 100

Change into negative: "He is as wise as his father."

1 Mark

A. He is not so wise than his father. B. He is wiser than his father. C. He is not wiser than his father. D. He is not as wiser as his father.

QUESTION 35 OF 100

Rewrite using 'because of': "He failed because he was careless."

1 Mark

A. He failed because careless. B. He failed because of his carelessness. C. He failed because of he was careless. D. He failed because of careless.

QUESTION 36 OF 100

Convert to simple: "Not only is he rich but also generous."

1 Mark

A. He is both rich or generous. B. He is rich as well as generous both. C. He both is rich and generous. D. He is both rich and generous.

QUESTION 37 OF 100

Change into a complex sentence: "He is old enough to vote."

1 Mark

A. He is so old that he cannot vote. B. He is old and he votes. C. He is so old that he can vote. D. He is too old to vote.

QUESTION 38 OF 100

Combine into one sentence using 'both ... and': "He is intelligent. He is honest."

1 Mark

A. He is both intelligent and honest. B. He both is intelligent nor honest. C. He is both intelligent or honest. D. He is both intelligent as well honest.

QUESTION 39 OF 100

Change into a complex sentence: "The wounded soldier was taken to hospital."

1 Mark

A. The soldier which wounded was taken to hospital. B. The soldier, wounded, took to hospital. C. The soldier whom was wounded was taken to hospital. D. The soldier who was wounded was taken to hospital.

QUESTION 40 OF 100

Change into affirmative: "Nobody can deny this."

1 Mark

A. Somebody can deny this. B. Nobody can admit this. C. Everybody must admit this. D. None can accept this.

QUESTION 41 OF 100

Change into affirmative: "She never lies."

1 Mark

A. She sometimes tells a lie. B. She always tells the truth. C. She always lies. D. She does not always lie.

QUESTION 42 OF 100

Rewrite using 'unless': "If you do not work hard, you will fail."

1 Mark

A. Unless you worked hard, you will fail. B. Unless you do not work hard, you will fail. C. Unless you will work hard, you will fail. D. Unless you work hard, you will fail.

QUESTION 43 OF 100

Convert to complex: "A round object rolled down."

1 Mark

A. An object which was round rolled down. B. An object that round rolled down. C. An object round rolled down. D. An object who was round rolled down.

QUESTION 44 OF 100

Change into a simple sentence: "As soon as he saw the police, he ran away."

1 Mark

A. After seeing the police he runs away. B. Seeing the police, he was run away. C. On seeing the police, he ran away. D. On he saw the police, he ran away.

QUESTION 45 OF 100

Convert to compound: "If you do not hurry, you will miss the bus."

1 Mark

A. Hurry up, and you will miss the bus. B. Hurry up, or you will miss the bus. C. Hurry up, so you will miss the bus. D. Hurry up, but you will miss the bus.

QUESTION 46 OF 100

Change into a simple sentence: "He is a man who is respected by all."

1 Mark

A. He is a man respecting all. B. He is a man who respected by all. C. He is a respected man by all. D. He is a man respected by all.

QUESTION 47 OF 100

Change into affirmative: "He did not forget his duty."

1 Mark

A. He remembered his duty. B. He did forget his duty. C. He forgot not his duty. D. He never remembered his duty.

QUESTION 48 OF 100

Combine into one sentence: "He is a doctor. He lives in Delhi."

1 Mark

A. He is a doctor whom lives in Delhi. B. He is a doctor, who he lives in Delhi. C. He is a doctor who lives in Delhi. D. He is a doctor which lives in Delhi.

QUESTION 49 OF 100

Change into a simple sentence: "He is sure that he will win."

1 Mark

A. He is sure for win. B. He is sure of winning. C. He is sure to winning. D. He is sure at winning.

QUESTION 50 OF 100

Rewrite using 'in spite of': "Although he was tired, he went on working."

1 Mark

A. In spite of being tired, he went on working. B. In spite he was tired, he went on working. C. In spite of tired he went on working. D. In spite of he was tired, he went on working.

QUESTION 51 OF 100

Change into a complex sentence: "On entering the class, the teacher greeted us."

1 Mark

A. If the teacher entered the class, he greeted us. B. Because the teacher entered the class, he greeted us. C. As soon as the teacher entered the class, he greeted us. D. Though the teacher entered the class, he greeted us.

QUESTION 52 OF 100

Change into an exclamatory sentence: "She is very beautiful."

1 Mark

A. What a beautiful she is! B. How a beautiful she is! C. What beautiful she is! D. How beautiful she is!

QUESTION 53 OF 100

Change into an assertive sentence: "Why should I fear?"

1 Mark

A. I should not fear. B. I fear not. C. Why I fear not? D. I should fear.

QUESTION 54 OF 100

Change into negative: "He is taller than I."

1 Mark

A. I am as tall as he. B. I am taller than he. C. I am not as tall as he. D. He is not taller than me.

QUESTION 55 OF 100

Change into a complex sentence: "He admitted his guilt."

1 Mark

A. He admitted what his guilt. B. He admitted that he was guilty. C. He admitted that guilt. D. He admitted him guilty.

QUESTION 56 OF 100

Convert to simple: "He was so busy that he did not notice me."

1 Mark

A. He was too busy for notice me. B. He was so busy to notice me. C. He was very busy to not notice me. D. He was too busy to notice me.

QUESTION 57 OF 100

Change into a complex sentence: "Tell me your name."

1 Mark

A. Tell me what your name is. B. Tell me what is your name. C. Tell me which name. D. Tell me that your name.

QUESTION 58 OF 100

Convert to complex: "He kept silent in spite of being scolded."

1 Mark

A. He kept silent if he was scolded. B. He kept silent because he was scolded. C. He kept silent although he was scolded. D. He kept silent unless he was scolded.

QUESTION 59 OF 100

Change into negative: "He always speaks the truth."

1 Mark

A. He never speaks truth always. B. He never tells a lie. C. He does not always speak the truth. D. He always never lies.

QUESTION 60 OF 100

Combine into one sentence: "He stood at the door. He was waiting for her."

1 Mark

A. He standing at the door waiting. B. He stood at the door waited for her. C. He stood at the door to waiting her. D. He stood at the door waiting for her.

QUESTION 61 OF 100

Rewrite with 'no sooner': "As soon as he reached the station, the train left."

1 Mark

A. No sooner had he reached the station than the train left. B. No sooner did he reach the station than the train left. C. No sooner he had reached the station than the train left. D. No sooner had he reached the station when the train left.

QUESTION 62 OF 100

Change into an exclamatory sentence: "It is a very hot day."

1 Mark

A. How hot day it is! B. What a hot day it is! C. How a hot day! D. What hot a day!

QUESTION 63 OF 100

Rewrite using 'lest': "Work hard so that you may not fail."

1 Mark

A. Work hard lest you should not fail. B. Work hard lest you may fail not. C. Work hard lest you should fail. D. Work hard lest you will fail.

QUESTION 64 OF 100

Change into the 'enough' pattern: "He is so strong that he can lift the box."

1 Mark

A. He is strong enough to lift the box. B. He is enough strong that lift the box. C. He is enough strong to lift the box. D. He is strong enough for lift the box.

QUESTION 65 OF 100

Convert to complex: "She was punished for being rude."

1 Mark

A. She was punished that she rude. B. She was punished because she was rude. C. She was punished if she was rude. D. She was punished although she was rude.

QUESTION 66 OF 100

Rewrite using 'if': "Unless you hurry, you will miss the train."

1 Mark

A. If you did not hurry, you will miss. B. If you hurry not, you missed the train. C. If you hurry, you will miss the train. D. If you do not hurry, you will miss the train.

QUESTION 67 OF 100

Rewrite using 'despite': "Though it rained heavily, we went out."

1 Mark

A. Despite the heavy rain, we went out. B. Despite raining of heavy, we went out. C. Despite of the heavy rain, we went out. D. Despite it rained heavily, we went out.

QUESTION 68 OF 100

Rewrite using a conditional: "Work hard or you will fail."

1 Mark

A. If you did not work hard, you will fail. B. Unless you work hard, you fail. C. If you do not work hard, you will fail. D. If you work hard, you will fail.

QUESTION 69 OF 100

Combine using 'neither ... nor': "He did not come. His brother did not come."

1 Mark

A. Neither he or his brother came. B. Neither he nor his brother came. C. Neither he nor his brother did not come. D. Neither he nor his brother has not come.

QUESTION 70 OF 100

Rewrite with 'hardly': "As soon as he left, the phone rang."

1 Mark

A. Hardly had he left than the phone rang. B. Hardly did he leave than the phone rang. C. Hardly he had left than the phone rang. D. Hardly had he left when the phone rang.

QUESTION 71 OF 100

Change into an assertive sentence: "Is it not a shame?"

1 Mark

A. It is certainly a shame. B. Is it a shame? C. It is no shame. D. It is not a shame.

QUESTION 72 OF 100

Convert to compound: "If you work hard, you will pass."

1 Mark

A. Work hard but you will pass. B. Work hard or you will pass. C. Work hard and you will pass. D. Work hard so you will not pass.

QUESTION 73 OF 100

Rewrite with 'as if': "He behaves like a king."

1 Mark

A. He behaves as if he was been a king. B. He behaves as if he were a king. C. He behaves as if he will be a king. D. He behaves as if he is a king.

QUESTION 74 OF 100

Change into an assertive sentence: "What a fool he is!"

1 Mark

A. He is the fool a. B. He is a fool not. C. He is not a fool. D. He is a great fool.

QUESTION 75 OF 100

Change into negative: "He is the best player."

1 Mark

A. He is not the better player. B. No other player is best than he. C. No other player is better than he. D. Some players are better than he.

QUESTION 76 OF 100

Change into a simple sentence: "He is so weak that he cannot walk."

1 Mark

A. He is very weak to walk. B. He is too weak to walk. C. He is too weak that he cannot walk. D. He is weak enough to walk.

QUESTION 77 OF 100

Rewrite using a conditional: "Work hard and you will succeed."

1 Mark

A. If you work hard, you will succeed. B. If you will work hard, you will succeed. C. If you worked hard, you will succeed. D. Unless you work hard, you will succeed.

QUESTION 78 OF 100

Convert to simple: "He did not come because he was ill."

1 Mark

A. He did not come although he ill. B. He did not come because illness. C. He did not come owing to his illness. D. He did not come owing to he was ill.

QUESTION 79 OF 100

Change into a compound sentence: "Though he is rich, he is unhappy."

1 Mark

A. He is rich, because he is unhappy. B. He is rich but he is unhappy. C. He is rich and so unhappy. D. He is rich so he is unhappy.

QUESTION 80 OF 100

Change the sentence using 'so': "She is too proud to beg."

1 Mark

A. She is so proud that she can beg. B. She is too proud so that she can't beg. C. She is very proud so she cannot beg. D. She is so proud that she cannot beg.

QUESTION 81 OF 100

Change into negative: "Only he can solve this problem."

1 Mark

A. No one else can solve this problem. B. Everyone else can solve this problem. C. He cannot solve this problem alone. D. No one can solve this problem.

QUESTION 82 OF 100

Change into an imperative sentence: "You must be quiet."

1 Mark

A. Must be quiet. B. Be you quiet. C. Be quiet. D. You be quiet must.

QUESTION 83 OF 100

Rewrite using 'in order to': "He saved money so that he could buy a car."

1 Mark

A. He saved money in order that to buy a car. B. He saved money in order to buy a car. C. He saved money in order buy a car. D. He saved money in order for buy a car.

QUESTION 84 OF 100

Change into an imperative sentence: "You should obey your elders."

1 Mark

A. Obey you your elders. B. You obey your elders. C. Elders should obey. D. Obey your elders.

QUESTION 85 OF 100

Change into negative: "He is always late."

1 Mark

A. He is never on time. B. He never is late always. C. He is always not late. D. He is not always late.

QUESTION 86 OF 100

Change into a complex sentence: "She is too shy to speak."

1 Mark

A. She is shy enough that she speaks. B. She is very shy and speaks. C. She is so shy that she cannot speak. D. She is so shy that she can speak.

QUESTION 87 OF 100

Change into an assertive sentence: "Did I not tell you?"

1 Mark

A. Did I tell you? B. I did not tell you. C. I told you not. D. I did tell you.

QUESTION 88 OF 100

Convert to simple: "He is a man of honesty."

1 Mark

A. He is a man honest. B. He is an honest man. C. He is a honest man. D. He is honest of man.

QUESTION 89 OF 100

Combine into one sentence: "He was ill. He did not come."

1 Mark

A. Unless he was ill, he did not come. B. Though he was ill, he did not come. C. Because he was ill, he did not come. D. Until he was ill, he did not come.

QUESTION 90 OF 100

Combine using 'either ... or': "You can go. I can go."

1 Mark

A. Either you go nor I go. B. You either or I can go. C. Either you can go and I can go. D. Either you or I can go.

QUESTION 91 OF 100

Change into an assertive sentence: "How sweet the song is!"

1 Mark

A. The song is very sweet. B. The song is not sweet. C. The song is sweet very. D. The song sweet is not.

QUESTION 92 OF 100

Change into negative: "Everyone loves him."

1 Mark

A. There is someone who does not love him. B. Everyone does not love him. C. There is no one who does not love him. D. No one loves him.

QUESTION 93 OF 100

Change into affirmative: "He was never late."

1 Mark

A. He was not always punctual. B. He was always punctual. C. He was always late. D. He was punctual sometimes.

QUESTION 94 OF 100

Change into affirmative: "He is not honest."

1 Mark

A. He is no honest. B. He is not dishonest. C. He is honest not. D. He is dishonest.

QUESTION 95 OF 100

Change into a simple sentence: "He ran so fast that nobody could catch him."

1 Mark

A. He ran too fast to be caught. B. He ran very fast that to be caught. C. He ran fast enough to be caught. D. He ran too fast to catch him.

QUESTION 96 OF 100

Change into an imperative sentence: "You must not smoke here."

1 Mark

A. Smoke not here you. B. Not to smoke here you. C. Do not smoke here. D. You not smoke here.

QUESTION 97 OF 100

Change into a compound sentence: "Walking along the road, he found a purse."

1 Mark

A. He walking along the road and found a purse. B. He was walking along the road and he found a purse. C. He was walked along the road and found a purse. D. When he walking along the road, he found a purse.

QUESTION 98 OF 100

Convert to complex: "Having completed the work, he went home."

1 Mark

A. After he completes the work, he went home. B. While he had completed the work, he went home. C. Because he had completed the work, he went home. D. After he had completed the work, he went home.

QUESTION 99 OF 100

Combine into one sentence: "He is intelligent. He is not hardworking."

1 Mark

A. He is intelligent but not hardworking. B. He is intelligent because not hardworking. C. He is intelligent so not hardworking. D. He is intelligent or not hardworking.

QUESTION 100 OF 100

Change into affirmative: "No one is as strong as he."

1 Mark

A. He is strong enough than all. B. He is the strongest. C. He is not as strong as no one. D. Everyone is as strong as he.

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