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100 ENGLISH MCQS FOR MCAT


Part 1: English MCQs


1. Choose the correct synonym for "abundant":

a) Scarce

b) Plentiful

c) Rare

d) Limited



2. Which sentence is grammatically correct?

a) Him and I went to the movies last night.

b) Me and he went to the movies last night.

c) He and I went to the movies last night.

d) I and him went to the movies last night.



3. What is the plural form of "cactus"?

a) Cactuss

b) Cacti

c) Cactus

d) Cactuses



4. Identify the sentence with a dangling modifier:

a) Walking to the store, the rain started to fall.

b) While walking to the store, the rain started to fall.

c) The rain started to fall while walking to the store.

d) Walking to the store, my umbrella was forgotten.



5. Choose the correctly punctuated sentence:

a) She asked, "Are you coming to the party"?

, b) She asked "Are you coming to the party?"

c) She asked, "Are you coming to the party?"

d) She asked "Are you coming to the party".



6. What is the main verb in the sentence: "They have been studying all night"?

a) have been studying

b) studying

c) all night

d) they



7. Identify the correct form of the possessive noun: "The car that belongs to my sister is blue, and
____ is red."

a) sister'

b) sister's

c) sisters

d) sisters'



8. What figure of speech is used in the sentence: "The world is my oyster"?

a) Simile

b) Metaphor

c) Hyperbole

d) Personification



9. Choose the correctly spelled word:

a) Embarras

b) Embarrass

c) Embarass

d) Embaras



10. Select the sentence with the correct subject-verb agreement:

a) Each of the students have completed their assignments.

, b) Each of the students has completed their assignments.

c) Each of the students have completed his assignment.

d) Each of the students has completed his assignment.



11. Identify the sentence with a misplaced modifier:

a) The cat quickly climbed the tree.

b) Quickly, the cat climbed the tree.

c) The cat climbed the tree quickly.

d) Climbing quickly, the tree was scaled by the cat.



12. What is the past tense of the verb "go"?

a) Went

b) Gone

c) Goed

d) Goe



13. Which sentence has the correct comma placement?

a) I enjoy hiking but I don't like camping.

b) I enjoy hiking, but, I don't like camping.

c) I enjoy hiking, but I don't like camping.

d) I enjoy hiking but, I don't like camping.



14. What is the meaning of the idiom "break a leg"?

a) To hurt someone intentionally.

b) To fail a test or exam.

c) To wish someone good luck.

d) To have an accident.



15. Choose the correct plural form of "child":

a) Childs

b) Childs'

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