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English Mock Test 4 – Practice Test for Better Accuracy

🏆 Scholarship test ✓ Free Class 10 ENGLISH

About this test

English Mock Test 4 is a Class 10 practice paper for students who have finished the first round of revision and want to see how much they remember. It has reading, writing, grammar (व्याकरण) and literature (साहित्य) questions in the board-exam style. Solve it in one sitting, with a timer and without your book. When you are done, check each section separately and find the one that cost you the most marks. Spend your next study session on that part, and your score in the following tests will rise steadily.

25Questions
180Minutes
80Marks

What this test covers

  • Reading: unseen passage with word-meaning questions (शब्दार्थ)
  • Writing: formal email, notice and short story
  • Grammar: tenses in long sentences (काल की पहचान)
  • Prepositions and articles in sentences
  • Active and passive voice with modals
  • Word order and sentence rearrangement
  • Literature: short answer questions from First Flight prose
  • Literature: poem-based questions from First Flight
  • Footprints Without Feet: character and plot questions

Questions students ask

How do I write a formal email?

Write a clear subject line, begin with "Dear Sir/Madam", state your purpose in two short paragraphs and close with "Yours faithfully" and your name.

How can I find the tense of a long sentence?

Look at the main verb and the time words like "yesterday", "now" or "since", and decide the tense from them.

What is the easy way to write a short story?

Follow the beginning, middle and end, keep the sentences simple and add a one-line moral or twist at the close.

How do I use prepositions (संबंधबोधक) correctly?

Learn them with common phrases such as "interested in", "afraid of" and "good at", rather than learning single words.

How do I rearrange jumbled words into a sentence?

Find the subject first, then the verb, and then place the object and extra words in order.

How should I attempt poem-based questions?

Read the stanza twice, understand its message, and answer in your own simple words using one line from the poem if needed.